Top Restaurants in The Valley
Caribbean Food Guide: 4 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in The Valley
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in The Valley, Caribbean. The Valley is the capital of the British territory of Anguilla, and part of the Antilles Islands. A favorite vacation spot of water lovers, Anguilla is a popular destination for wreck diving, snorkeling, or parasailing. The historic district of The Valley is full of old-style wood houses, including the Wallblake House, one of the only surviving plantation houses in the Caribbean. The ruins of the Old Prison are at the highest point in Anguilla, and provide stunning views of the bright blue sea.
Things to do in The Valley
1. Veya Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 910 reviews
Reviewed By 826dougl
We arrived a little before our reservation and were invited to sit in the beautiful Moroccan themed lounge area downstairs. Janet, our lounge host, was perfectly attentive and had great drink and appetizer suggestions. When we moved upstairs for our meal the food was on par with any 5 star restaurant I have visited. The service was excellent and for the quality of the food the prices were not extravagant. After dinner we went back down to the lounge and listened to Omari Banks, who is unbelievably talented. We actually went back a second night after dinner just to relax in the lounge and we listened to Queen B , danced and had a wonderful evening. Veya is a must visit for couples while on Anguilla.
2. The Old Caribe at The Anguilla Great House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
The art of cuisine is as much a part of Anguilla as its beautiful beaches, and restaurants are somewhat competitive on the island. Nearly every type of cuisine can be found here and the atmospheres vary from sand floored grills to elegant venues that riva
Reviewed By WarningU2
This review is for the beach bar, which uses the same kitchen as The Old Caribe. The staff are a little surly first thing in the morning but soon warm with a little respect, a smile and a good morning. We spent several days at Rendezvous Bay and the Anguilla Great House was our base. They charge $10 for two chairs for the day. We normally started a tab first thing in the morning with incredible rum punches for only $9. My wife liked the Bloody Mary with their local hot sauce to spice it up. There is lots of shade at the beach with the many palm trees. Seems to be the thing for boats to pull up and pasty white tourists to drink the coconut water from all the coconuts around. The prime shady spots are normally gone by noon so get there by 11:30 at the latest. The food is inexpensive ($12 for a burger and fries). It's a typical burger. It fills a void and soaks up all the alcohol . A day at the beach will cost you with lunch and beers for two $70 US. A special thank you to Jodi and Chelsea ... I left my mug my mistake ... enjoy.
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3. Hibernia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Extensive use of Anguilla's seafood and organic produce.Personal service from the owners.Special wine list, personally imported from France's top vineyards.Adjoining Art Gallery open restaurant hours. Open for lunch and dinner
Reviewed By tjjc87
My wife and I really enjoyed our recent dinner at Hibernia. The food was excellent and the menu was varied. The restaurant itself is small and cozy, with a nice romantic atmosphere and a good view over the restaurant gardens. The owners also have an interesting collection of art (for sale) that adorn the walls of the restaurant and there is also a few rooms in the back with more for you to take a look at. It's a nice "extra" and makes the experience more interesting and differentiated, even if you you're just looking and not buying. Overall, highly recommend for a nice dinner out and well worth the ~30min drive from our hotel in meads bay.
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4. Sunset Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 429 reviews
Crowning the coralline point where Barnes Bay and Meads Bay meet, the Sunset Lounge turns a dusky evening into an unforgettable event. With an adults-only infinity pool that overlooks the setting sun and a DJ mixing tranquil European and reggae-tinged sou
Reviewed By mdsmit2
A must for anyone visiting Anguilla. The Four Seasons is amazing and the view from the Lounge is fantastic. Pink Dragon is the best roll in my opinion but Crispy Rice was a hit with my children. Live music on some nights as well. Sushi rolls are not inexpensive but they do accept the Anguilla Card so you can save 10%.
