Cuisine To Suit All Tastes
- Paul Humphries
- Jan 1, 2022
- 3 min read
Updated: 4 days ago
There is an abundance of fabulous restaurants on the island. They offer a wide variety of dining options to ensure there is something to suit everyone, from elegant fine dining through world renowned and family friendly restaurants to Rum Shops, Cafes and bars that offer local & continental cuisine.
Below is a tiny selection of some of our favourites:
ZACCIOS RESTAURANT
West Haven Complex, Holetown, St. James, Barbados
Zaccios is a laid-back, waterfront gem in Holetown, delivering broad-menu appeal—from local Bajan dishes to international comfort food—with a side of stunning sea views, lively happy hours, and casual beachside charm. A solid pick for lunch dips, early-dinner sunsets, and fun gatherings by the water.
Tel: 1(246) 432-0134

PAUL OWENS AT THE BEACH HOUSE
Highway 1, Holetown, St. James, Barbados
After 25 years as the Executive Chef at The Cliff Restaurant, Paul Owens, together with his dedicated team, have partnered with the owners of The Beach House to create Paul Owens at the Beach House. Discover Paul’s eclectic menu, combining the freshest ingredients with contrasting flavours and textures to produce truly delicious cuisine.
Tel: 1(246) 256 1163
1(246) 432 1163

SEA SHED
Mullins Beach, St Peter, Barbados
Dive into an intoxicating immersion of island life at its purest. At Sea Shed, the salt life draws you in with its seductive whispers of unrivalled fun, flavours & freedom to experience the magic that is Barbados - one rosé at a time.
Tel: 1(246) 572 5111

QP BISTRO
Derricks, Saint James, Barbados
Enjoy a beachside fusion of international cuisine and Caribbean flavours, while enjoying the vibrant sound of live entertainment
Tel: 1(246) 432 0797

LOCAL & CO
Queen Street, Speightstown, Barbados
Local & Co. dishes up approachable food with transparency in dining. We showcase ingredients sourced from local and regional farms, producers and wild foragers. Our menu is determined by what our farmers have available at the time and what our chefs have managed to gather and preserve in house through the seasons. We recognize sustainability and the health of our oceans, soils and the importance of our food communities and growing local economy in everything we do.
Tel: 1(246) 421 3276

CHAMPERS RESTAURANT
Skeetes Hill, Bridgetown, Christ Church Barbados
Experience Champers – where a special combination of delicious food, consistently good service with romantic picturesque views of the waterside resides. Welcome to one of the leading restaurants on the South Coast.
Tel: 1(246) 434 3463
1(246) 435 6644

LOBSTER ALIVE
Wesley House, Bay Street Bridgetown, St. Michael Barbados
The restaurant initially began as a wholesale distributor for the island’s hotels and restaurants. A Cooked take-away service was added; along with a friendly free beer while you wait. Shortly after that the health inspector demanded we go the whole way or “wholesale only”. This was around 1998.
So long-time friend, and fellow musician with the local VSOP Jazz band “Stu Jenkins”, became the resident artist (designer) and we named the upcoming restaurant “LOBSTER ALIVE and all that Jazz”.
After feeling our way around, the restaurant soon grew to become a hit with international critics, restaurant guidebooks, and our many repeat customers. Now we seat up to 80 customers, cater to weddings, private parties, boat trips, and have organically grown into one of the best live jazz hubs on the island.
Tel: 1(246) 435-0305

TAPAS
Hastings Main Road, Highway 7, Christ Church, Barbados
Tapas Restaurant is ideally located just one step off of the ever busy south coast boardwalk in Hastings, Christ Church. Every seat in the two level indoor/outdoor restaurant is the best seat in the house, offering a panoramic view of the spectacular Caribbean Sea. Their delectable international cuisine, most creative cocktails and consistently exceptional service with a smile all combine to match the ambience and create the best gastronomical experience for all customers.
Tel: 1(246) 228 0704





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