From our signature flying fish and cou cou to slow-simmered pepperpot and icy rum punch. Experience authentic culinary heritage in Barbados.
Prepared fresh daily with locally sourced Bajan herbs and seasonings.
National dish of Barbados. Steamed fresh flying fish bathed in spiced tomato and herb Creole gravy, served over velvety cornmeal cou cou with okra.
Creamy roasted breadfruit cou cou paired with wild-caught Caribbean red snapper in a fresh escovitch and scallion broth.
Golden salted cod fritters seasoned with fresh thyme, Bajan pepper sauce, and scallions. Served with sweet tamarind dip.
Comfort food royalty. Tubed macaroni baked in a rich cheddar and evaporated milk custard with onion, mustard, and Bajan spices.
Succulent seasoned slow-roasted pork shoulder layered inside freshly baked Bajan salt bread with tangy hot mustard pepper sauce.
Chargrilled with garlic parsley butter, served with fried plantains, seasoned rice, and fresh garden salad.
Traditional rhyme: 1 of sour, 2 of sweet, 3 of strong, 4 of weak. Mount Gay Eclipse rum, freshly squeezed lime, Angostura bitters, and fresh grated nutmeg.
Caramelized Bajan sweet potato pie spiced with cinnamon and ginger, topped with churned island coconut cream.
Rich dark festive fruit cake steeped in aged Caribbean dark rum and port wine, infused with warming island spices.