Ocho Rios, Port Antonio & the North Coast
Patties and more from the reliable Jamaican chain.
Must-see restaurants in Caribbean
Grenada Island
A large open patio, picnic tables and a cozy seaside bar make this dockside bar/restaurant a fun place to hang out. Unfortunately the food is nothing…
North Coast
Under an open-air thatched roof with tile floors and sturdy wooden tables, the restaurant has a wide-ranging menu with good seafood, including fettuccine…
Bequia
It’s hard to miss the local fruit-and-vegetable market, just off the water, near the center of town. Vendors are famed for their aggressive sales…
Sosúa
Scotch & Sirloin is housed in an open-air pavilion above Sosúa's Terra Linda Hotel, specializing in burgers, steaks and baby back ribs (RD$750). It shares…
Puerto Plata
With pleasant outdoor seating under bright umbrellas, this sea-facing restaurant is a good place for an inexpensive breakfast or a couple of beers. The…
Sosúa
A favorite among North American visitors, this quirky restaurant offers specialties such as chili burgers and enormous schnitzel sandwiches. The decor…
Aruba
It's not worth a special trip, but this hole-in-the-wall bakery will become an obligatory stop if you're staying at one of the nearby budget hotels. The…
Barbados
The biggest grocery store in the area has a good selection of packaged goods and offers a free shuttle to get them back to your apartment or hotel. For…
Saba
This little kitchen opens to a covered terrace and serves Mexican and international fare – burritos, quesadillas, chicken fajitas, burgers, Creole-spiced…
St Vincent & the Grenadines
At the end of the bay, overlooking a wide stretch of sand, Mangrove is a fun open-air restaurant serving a small menu of local dishes and pasta. The…
Puerto Plata
At the northern end of the Malecón and under new ownership, Casa Mia attracts locals and tourists alike. The menu includes standard Dominican fare such as…
Bequia
Beneath the mall across from the dock, this little bakery and grocery shop serves up a selection of decent pastries and coffee. Take a seat among the…
Trinidad
Mini shopping center that includes a variety of shops for most of your immediate needs including Trinidad's best (and most expensive) grocery store. Head…
Cuadro Gastronómica de Luz Vázquez
Bayamo
Along this short lane are parked at least a dozen clean-looking food carts selling bayamés street snacks (pay in Cuban pesos). Bank on hot dogs,…
Santiago de Cuba
The main market, two blocks west of Parque Céspedes, seems small considering the size of the city, but sells all the produce, meats and viandas (starches)…
North Coast
This modern, cafeteria-style place qualifies as fine dining in Dajabón, primarily because it's one of the few eating options with electricity at night…
Puerto Plata
You’ll find meat and vegetables, and pushy salesmen selling tourist knickknacks in what looks like an enormous, crown-shaped, reinforced-concrete gas…
Kingston
Food court in the Sovereign Centre mall, where you can pick up anything from a bowl of curried goat to a burger or pasty, and eat at plastic mall tables…
Cabarete
Despite zero frills and all-concrete decor, this place is popular with expats and Dominicans for its cheap Cantonese dishes; the egg rolls are more like…
Puerto Plata
This Puerto Plata old-timer is popular with tourists and locals on weekends for live music and karaoke. The food is a combination of international and…
St Lucia
Serves passable Indian curries including many vegetarian options on an attractive open-air deck. If you want to keep down the bill watch out for the EC$19…
Waterfront De Belle View Restaurant & Bar
St Lucia
Blink and you’ll miss the tiny entrance of this little 2nd-floor den across from the waterfront. It whips up decent Caribbean staples in a tiny kitchen.
Trinidad
This bakery and cake shop retains a busy street-corner atmosphere, cleanish toilets and a couple of internet terminals (CUC$3 for 20 minutes).
Santiago de Cuba
One of the better-stocked supermarkets in town, with a great ice cream selection. It's just beyond the northeastern corner of Plaza de Marte.
Santo Domingo
In Gazcue, La Cadena is within walking distance of hotels in the neighborhood and carries produce, meats and everything you should need.
Habana del Este
Tienda Villa Los Pinos is a small grocery store for self-caterers at the Villa Los Pinos hotel.
Bequia
The biggest supermarket on the island has all your staples and sells power adapters and other useful bits in the hardware department.
Habana del Este
This small grocery store is opposite the Hotel Marazul near Playa Santa María del Mar.
Anguilla
Has a small, rotating range of supermarket items. Although it's often poorly stocked, it's the best supermarket in the Valley.
Santo Domingo
The largest grocery store in the Zona Colonial – this is the place to load up on cheap water, soda, alcohol and juice.
Puerto Plata
A giant grocery store in Puerto Plata that also contains fast-food restaurants, a pharmacy, laundry machines and ATMs.
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