Bridgetown

Bliss Cafe at St. Lawrence Gap serves some of the most acclaimed, mouth-watering breakfast foods on the island. You can choose between waffles, panini sandwiches, some English options and more. Grab a cup of coffee and take a walk to beautiful Dover Beach afterwards.

In search of some cou cou along with typical Bajan food, Mustor’s Restaurant will come in handy. Located in Bridgetown’s city centre, they offer local, inexpensive breakfast, lunch and even drinks. Guests appreciate the friendly service and the laid-back atmosphere.

Besides à-la-carte menus for lunch and dinner, Brown Sugar offers a sumptuous lunch buffet, including Bajan and Creole dishes. The interior is lush green, while patios and a water garden add to the experience. Brown Sugar is located close to Garrison Savannah and Brownes Beach.

As if Animal Flower Cave wasn’t an attraction in itself, this small adjacent restaurant complements a cave tour with a wonderful ocean view. They serve Bajan cuisine cooked with local produce (they have a sheep farm nearby), so consider lunch at this place if you plan a visit to Barbados’ North Point.

Coffee Barbados Cafe offers typical cafe-food: home-made cakes, pastries, sandwiches and salads. They are proud of their Caffe Torelli beans they use to brew coffee specialities. If you like it, you can even buy a bag of beans (also online). Located in the historic George Washington House in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cafe provides a lovely atmosphere with plenty of plants.