A walk in a foodie's shoes.
Day Three: Gourmet Safari The next lucky stop: ‘Relish’, located in Limegrove. I was thrilled to experience their Gourmet Safari dinner menu specially designed for the Barbados Food & Rum Festival. Relish is a quirky, casual cafe – normally serving breakfast, lunch, coffee and drinks. Their theme for the evening: Rum Talk Food & Folklore […]
This was my first time attending the Barbados Food and Rum Festival, and I have to express a huge thank you to the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. for having me. This is my foodie review on Days One & Two of the Festival. The opening: ‘Night Out In Oistins’. A fun family affair, with Bajan […]
The Mill restaurant is quite centrally located in Industrial Park, St.Thomas. It is pretty impossible to miss with a historical windmill planted right at the doorstep of this laid back, outdoor dining spot. I even caught some children playing inside, as they entertained themselves while awaiting for their lunch to be served. The atmosphere here […]
If you’re a Bajan reading this then you already know what Flying Fish is, and it’s historical meaning to our country Barbados. For my international visitors, flying fish are tiny fish which can make powerful, self-propelled leaps into the air, using their wing-like fins to glide considerable distances over the water’s surface. This uncommon ability […]
Prohibition Restaurant and Speakeasy is a modern, cozy lounge and restaurant located in Midtown Miami. One night my roommate Zoe and I decided to look for a fun new restaurant to try, and we came across this gem, which introduced me to Truffle Oil…the beginning of life itself. We got all dolled up one Friday […]
If you’re looking for a crowd-pleasing appetizer, then fish cakes are the perfect combination of savory, crispy, fluffy, and light! These meatless little puffs of joy are filled with chunks of cod (salt fish) and monuments of fresh herbs. This Bajan treat is an island-wide favorite, which is commonly served at parties and events. Impress […]
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