Champers

Champers is one of Barbados’ top-notch gourmet restaurants, located on the south coast. The waterside terrace provides a romantic atmosphere, while international dishes are garnished with Caribbean flavours. According to the staff, fresh lobster belongs to the crowd favourites. Upstairs you will find an art gallery, offering paintings and jewellery for sale.

• Web:

  www.champersrestaurant.com

• E-mail:

  champers@champersinc.com

• Address:

  Skeetes Hill, Christ Church

• Phone:

  +1 246 434 3463

• Opening hours:

  Mon-Sat 11:30am-3pm, 5:45pm-9:30pm

Oistins Fish Fry

On Friday nights, the Oistins Bay Gardens (south coast) transform into a social hub of dining, shopping, and dancing. At the open-air Fish Fry, you can get all kinds of fish and seafood at affordable prices. Plus, there is an arts and crafts sale, as well as different kinds of music. Oistins Fish Fry is a must-go for locals and visitors alike.

• Address:

  Oistins

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6–11pm

St. Lawrence Gap

“The Gap” offers a lively nightlife and various restaurants for all tastes. Start your night out at one of the local eateries, make your way through several rum shacks and shake it in one of their nightclubs. Locals and tourists enjoy the buzzing atmosphere in this small district, southeast of Bridgetown’s city centre.

• Address:

  St. Lawrence Gap, Oistins

Crystal Waters Beach Bar

Crystal Waters is popular among locals and visitors alike and can be found by Worthing Beach (St. Lawrence Gap). Every Sunday, there is a barbecue at lunchtime and live music throughout the whole day and night. Expect typical pub grubs and affordable drinks – especially during their daily happy hours in the afternoon.

• Web:

  www.crystalwatersbds.wixsite.com/crystalwatersbds/beach-bar

• E-mail:

  crystalwatersbarbados@yahoo.com

• Address:

  1st Ave Worthing, Christ Church

• Phone:

  +1 246 435 6532

• Opening hours:

  Daily from 11am

• More info:

  Belongs to Crystal Waters Guest House & Apartments

Drift Ocean Terrace Lounge

Enjoy a beautiful Barbadian sunset on Drift Ocean’s terrace on the island’s west coast. They serve wines, cocktails, pizza, and other tasty bites as a side to the view. The lounge is known for a laid-back atmosphere and a medium price level.

• Web:

  https://driftloungebarbados.com

• E-mail:

  info@driftloungebarbados.com

• Address:

  Highway 1, Holetown, St. James

• Phone:

  +1 246 432 2808

• Opening hours:

  Daily 11:30am–3:30pm / 5pm–11pm

Harbour Lights

Harbour Lights at Carlisle Bay functions as a beach club (including turtle and shipwreck tours) by day and as a nightclub when the sun sets. Expect Caribbean dinner shows, different DJs and a buzzy atmosphere in one of Barbados’ most famous clubs. Wednesday and Friday nights are the peak times for open-air parties at Harbour Lights.

• Web:

  www.harbourlightsbarbados.com/

• E-mail:

  contactus@harbourlightsbarbados.com

• Address:

  Marine Villa, Bay Street, Bridgetown

• Phone:

  + 1 246 436 7225

• Opening hours:

  Mon 9am-5pm, 7-11pm, Tue 9am-5pm, Wed 9am-3am, Fri 9am-5pm, 9:30pm-5am, Thu & Sat-Sun 9am-5pm

Oistins Fish Fry

On Friday nights, the Oistins Bay Gardens (south coast) transform into a social hub of dining, shopping and dancing. At the open-air Fish Fry, you can get all kinds of fish and seafood for affordable prices. Plus, there is an arts and crafts sale, as well as different kinds of music. Oistins Fish Fry is a must-go for locals and visitors alike.

• Web:

  www.barbados.org/oistins-fish-fry.htm#.XillnchKi70

• Address:

  Oistins

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6-11pm

St. Lawrence Gap

“The Gap” offers lively nightlife and various restaurants for all tastes. Start your night out at one of the local eateries, make your way through several rum shacks, and shake it in one of their nightclubs. Locals and tourists enjoy the buzzing atmosphere in this small district, southeast of Bridgetown’s city centre.

• Address:

  St. Lawrence Gap, Oistins

Wendy's Sports Bar

Wendy’s Sports Bar at the island’s west coast serves authentic and affordable Bajan food and beer (check the special offers). And – as the name suggests – they screen sporting events, like Premier League football (check their schedule online). You will meet Bajans and visitors alike at this local bar.

• Web:

  www.m.wendyssportsbar.com/

• Address:

  Risk Road, Fitts Village, St. James

• Phone:

  +1 246 571 5512

• Opening hours:

  Tues-Thu & Sat 8am-10pm, Fri 8am-1am, Sun 9am-2pm

Animal Flower Cave and Restaurant

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.

• Web:

  www.animalflowercave.com/the-restaurant

• E-mail:

  animalflowercave@outlook.com

• Address:

  St. Lucy, Barbados

• Phone:

  +1 246 439 8797

• Opening hours:

  Daily 11:30am-3:30pm

• More info:

  Closed on Christmas Day, Kadooment Day and Independence Day

Bliss Cafe

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.

• Web:

  www.blisscafebarbados.com/

• Address:

  Dover Road, Christ Church

• Phone:

  +1 246 255 5410

• Opening hours:

  Tue-Sat 7:30am-2:30pm

Mustor's Restaurant

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.

• Address:

  McGregor Street, Bridgetown

• Phone:

  +1 246 426 5175

• Opening hours:

  Mon-Sat 8am-3:45pm