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La Cabane is a fabulous ‘feet in the sand’ beach bar restaurant. It is located at Batts Rock on the west coast. The menu is written on a surf board and consists of a small selection of dishes made from fresh local organic ingredients. These are cooked Mediterranean style. Fresh fish, barbequed chicken, steak and pork and a selection of tasty salads. There is music playing and a fun laid back vibe. The mixologists offer a wide selection of cocktails. Perfect for sunset. Try the bean bag sofas on the sand or the swings at the bar. There is even a hammock on the beach. Sit in a comfy director’s chair at your table and just relax and enjoy the ambience and the fresh produce. This is a fabulous way to spend a Sunday or any lunch. Also good for a laid back dinner. Hard to find a better low key beach bar restaurant in Barbados. Highly recommended.   
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The Tides is a really special restaurant in a magnificent waterfront setting. It has a lot of fresh fish on the menu and most tables are outside on the beautiful terrace overlooking the water. The food is beautifully presented and the service impeccable. In the winter months it is open for lunch as well as dinner.  See menu details.   See Tripadvisor reviews.

This is one of the most popular restaurants on the west coast of Barbados for breakfast, lunch and dinner.   We love it and in our view the setting takes some beating.  It has a cool yet quite informal atmosphere and the entrance and vista as you walk down the vast staircase is breath taking. We particularly enjoy lunch at Lone Star gazing out over the turquoise waters and some lunches have even ended with cocktails whilst we have watched the sun go down. It really is such a special spot. The service is sometimes erratic but the food and the general ambiance and feel of Lone Star is unique. Although it has white table cloths the feel in Lone Star is less formal than Tides and the décor more Caribbean chic that Cin Cin. You also feel like you are eating right on the beach. The menu is not extensive but it has something for everyone.   See menu details.   See Tripadvisor reviews.

The Fishpot restaurant at Little Good Harbour is a real find. Set in a beautiful, historic colonial style building, it has a more rustic, cosy feel to it than many of its beachfront competitors and is right on the water.  The waves lap beneath the deck where you are sitting. Located north of Speightstown, and about 15 minutes’ drive north of Holetown it really is worth the trip. The menu is quite extensive and do not be fooled by its name. There are lots of choices on the menu other than fish dishes.  Fishpot is generally open at the weekends for lunch as well as dinner. The food is fresh and wonderfully presented and the service is excellent. You can dine inside with views through the coral stone windows over the water or on the decked terrace outside.   See menu details.  See Tripadvisor reviews.

If you want something a little lower key but with wonderful food and an amazing atmosphere then this is an excellent choice. It is a bar style restaurant set in a chattel house which has been painted red all over. Located opposite The House/Tamarind Cove it is set on the road about 8 minutes’ drive south of Holetown.  Whilst not on the water the setting is very chic and trendy with Andy Warhol pictures of Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy. The bar is fantastic and if there are no tables available it is still fun to eat at the bar where the cocktails are amazing. The menu has some interesting Asian/fusion dishes on it and the truffle popcorn is out of this world. We love this place. See Menu Details.  See Tripadvisor reviews.

This is one of Barbados’ newest restaurants having only opened just before Christmas 2015.  We call it the ‘baby’ restaurant to the Cliff. Located right next to the Cliff and owned and operated by the same management, it is already very popular. The food is excellent and the menu less extensive (and less expensive) than the Cliff. It is a particularly lovely place for lunch, less formal and more relaxed than the Cliff it is set on a bluff above the sea. Whilst still beautifully decorated it is much simpler in style than the Cliff.   Try the octopus carpaccio- it really is very special and so beautifully presented. See Tripadvisor reviews.

Conveniently located just north of Holetown next to The House hotel this acclaimed Italian restaurant is always very popular.  Located on the water it is in a lovely position offering fine Italian dining on crisp white table cloths.. The food is beautifully presented and is full of Mediterranean flavours.  The Executive Chef is Marco Festini Cromer and the restaurant feels like one of London’s finest Italian restaurants but in the setting of the Caribbean.  They even offer a gluten free menu. See menu details.  See Tripadvisor reviews.

This is a very popular restaurant with local residents and holidaymakers.  Set on the corner of busy Second Street right in the middle of Holetown this restaurant is fairly low key with a lovely courtyard bar and outdoor tables just off the street and tables for dining in air conditioning downstairs and in the quieter room upstairs. With an informal ambiance this place concentrates on delivering wonderful Asian and Caribbean food. The flavours are outstanding and the sushi as good as you would get anywhere.  There is a good selection of dishes and the menu is diverse offering great choices even for those who do not enjoy sushi and seafood. See Menu details. See Tripadvisor reviews.

The Mews is a lively restaurant set in the middle of Holetown on one of Holetown’s liveliest  and trendy streets-Second Street. It is a cosy environment .  A busy bar downstairs attracts local residents and holiday makers alike (particularly on a Friday night) and the restaurant which is set upstairs is a little quieter with windows looking down over the activity of the street. The food is excellent and the service good.  The food is described as ‘Euro Caribbean presented with classic simplicity and style’. This restaurant has been popular for over 15 years and remains so today. See Menu Details. See Tripadvisor Reviews.