Five of the Best Fine Dining Restaurants in the Caribbean
by Karen Rollins Jun 7, 2021
Eating out in the Caribbean is always special.
Caribbean cuisine draws on every island’s unique heritage and features African, Indian, Spanish, French, Dutch, and English influences, among many others.
There really is something for everyone, with vegan and vegetarian offerings also getting better every year.
Here are five of the best fine dining restaurants in the Caribbean.
Voted the best restaurant in the region in 2021 by Caribbean Journal, Brass Boer is situated at Delfins Beach Resort and is managed by award-winning chefs Jonnie and Thérèse Boer.
Featuring dishes from the Boer’s acclaimed three-star Michelin restaurant in the Netherlands, De Librije, the menu includes oysters, duck, red snapper, and lobster, accompanied by a wide selection of local produce.
Champers on Barbados’ south coast has a deserved reputation for excellent food and unmatched customer service.
Guests can gaze out onto the ocean (you may even see a green turtle) while enjoying sumptuous mains such as ribeye steak, shrimp curry, and tortellini stuffed with ricotta.
Lunch and dinner are à la carte, or fixed menu specials are available, like three courses for $118 (BBD).
Promising a five-star dining experience, Graycliff restaurant has been a favourite with the rich and famous for decades.
Located in an historic and impressive 18th century mansion, meals are served in four air-conditioned dining rooms and a garden dining area, and the dress code for lunch is casually elegant.
Food lovers will be delighted by an innovative menu that mixes Bahamian specialties with European cuisine and several secret recipes from the chef.
A regular fixture on the list of the best restaurants in the Caribbean, Screaming Eagle continues to impress year after year with delicious dishes and first-class service.
Seafood is their speciality, and the menu offers octopus salad, tuna tartare and salmon sashimi as appetisers. Mains include pork shank, Mahi Mahi, Caribbean lobster, and beef tenderloin.
You also have the option to finish your meal with a premium, hand-rolled cigar from Honduras, Nicaragua, or the Dominican Republic.
Sheer Rocks was opened in 2010 by Kate Taylor and Alex Grimley.
Situated on Antigua’s west coast, the restaurant has a rustic but luxurious vibe, with a relaxed ambience.
The menus are Mediterranean-inspired and feature some of Antigua’s best and freshest ingredients. Tapas are served from 12pm every day, and guests can dine à la carte or from the tasting menu for dinner.
Other honourable mentions – Ocean 82 (St Martin), Blue by Eric Ripert (Cayman Islands), Strawberry Hill (Jamaica), Fusion Rooftop (Barbados), and The Stone Barn (St Kitts).
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These five restaurants are just a sample of the many fabulous establishments available on every island in the Caribbean.
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