Top Restaurants in Hopkins
Top Things to do in Hopkins
Best Cajun & Creole food near Hopkins, Stann Creek, Belize
Reviews on Cajun & Creole food in Hopkins, Stann Creek, Belize including Driftwood Beach Bar & Pizza Shack, Hopkins Smokey Grill, Kismet Inn Cafe, Sher's Diner, Virge Kitchen
Things to do in Hopkins
1. Driftwood Beach Bar & Pizza Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1154 reviews
Located on the Northside of magical Hopkins Village, beachfront. Live music Tuesday nights ('Jam Nite' with local drumming) and Thursday nights ('One Love Thursdays' with live reggae). 'Saturday Night Socials' offer different entertainment weekly. Custome
Reviewed By bluejeanfood
They have a nice setup here with a good bar, plenty of games to play while waiting for you food, and beach volleyball available. The food was delicious as well, so that never hurts. I really liked the vibe here. I had a plain small pizza and lobster tacos.
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2. Hopkins Smokey Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Enjoy local delicacies at its finest here at Hopkins Smokey Grill! Take your taste buds on a Belizean Ride! Your are sure to enjoy this experience.
Reviewed By Catherine V
Incredible fresh fish - fried to perfection.You will wait for your food but you are warned in advance and can enjoy a few Belikins and good converstation with Anthony while you wait. He also does a great card show to entertain you. The prices were very reasonable and it is a cozy great spot!
3. Kismet Inn Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Gypsyhoney112
Our family separated briefly, going our own ways in the small village of Hopkins. I had just mentioned to my husband that I was craving lobster for dinner when my daughter rolls up on her bike, jabbering about meeting some lady, and Kismet and be ready at 7pm for a homemade lobster dinner. Little did I know at that time, I was going to meet an amazing chef, be served a lobster tail the size of a chicken, the freshest, warmest seed bread I can EVER remember having, with a salad green and crunchy with chunks of avocado and the best tomato in town.And your hostess! You better be prepared to keep up! Trish has stories that she prefaces with anecdotes and ends with tales.She is an incredible woman who you feel has survived on this earth JUST to meet and honor you with her presence and her food.The sign above her kitchen(walls lined with treasures and memorabilia, bottles; some found, some emptied at a historic location, paintings- one you'll recognize as her partner and sous chef, Elvis by his impish smile and crinkly eyes-don't try and see everything, you never will)says 'come as friends, leave as family'.Well, I feel I know her from another life and I sure as hell am going back to see her again in this one.If I had been introduced to Kismet dining the first day, I doubt I would have given myself a chance to go anywhere else.
4. Sher's Diner
Everything is made from scratch. Fresh baked buns, fresh caught fish, fantastic wings, burgers, seafood, etc. Every Wed we have live drumming.
Reviewed By topgunid
We ate here a couple times and you can always get a good meal here. If you want some local food try Sher's. You won't be disappointed. Very reasonable prices too.
5. Virge Kitchen
Reviewed By Robbie M
Nice local family run restaurant. Its not the fanciest place, or the swankiest. So if you are looking for a high class, or romantic restaurant, look elsewhere.Its just a normal local joint with great local food, served up by some really nice locals. And its locally priced as well. The nachos are amazing, a HUGE plate. The chicken fingers are great as well. I have eaten here a bunch and have yet to had a bad experience.
