Fine restaurants too numerous to mention abound
in Tobago to suit every taste and pocket and
we have chosen a small selection to give you
an idea of the feasts in store for you.
The Sea Horse Inn (Grafton Beach Road,
Black Rock) is widely acclaimed as Tobago’s
only premier beachside restaurant offering intimate
afresco dining and specialising in Creole and
International cuisine – the perfect setting
for sunset.
Shirvan Watermill Restaurant (Shirvan Road)
with its exotic landscaped gardens, waterfalls
and fishponds sets the scene for a magical meal
in an elegant garden pavilion where the finest
seafood and meats accompanied by delicious deserts
are all prepared “in house”.
Kariwak Village Hotel (Crown Point) is
truly Caribbean with its thatched open-air restaurant
and has a reputation for its special imaginative
Caribbean and Creole cuisine using homegrown
herbs and spices. Among its culinary delights,
it features Tobago seafood daily.
La Tartaruga Italian Restaurant (Buccoo
Bay) nestles in the fishing village of Buccoo
opposite the Beach and here you experience on
the terrace fine Italian dishes and wines, also
a variety of regionally inspired dishes.
Hilton Tobago where dining is a delight
at any time. Enjoy casual-all day dining in
the Plantation room, experience the elegance
of the Coral Reef Restaurant serving fresh seafood
or visit the Tradewinds Pool Bar and Grill for
delicious snack meals.
Indigo Restaurant (Grafton) offers alfresco
dining amid lush palms where you can not only
enjoy delicious seafoods but spectacular sunsets.
On Fridays, listen to the steelpan drums while
you savour a Barbecue meal.
Jemma’s Seaview Kitchen is in a
unique treehouse setting and is famous for local
dishes which include fresh fish, lobster and
delicious traditional desserts.
Mount Irvine Bay Hotel and Golf Club
offers Le Beau Rivage restaurant overlooking
the 18th hole and the Caribbean sea with an
enticing menu of gourmet French and nouvelle
creole cuisine. It’s Jacaranda restaurant
offers a French Riviera style cuisine while
its 17th century Sugar Mill restaurant serves
lighter fare options.
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