Top Restaurants in Lowlands
Most Popular Cafe food in Lowlands, Tobago, Caribbean
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Lowlands including Shore Things Cafe & Craft, Cafe Down Low, Quench Fruit Bar, Cafe Cream Cheese Yogurteria, The Terrace Cafe, Bollicine
6. Bollicine
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By SaidaVandaddii
My parents and I went for wine and gelato. We sat outside and was then told that we should go inside to order, so we did. My dad ordered a glass of wine and we sat outside and waited and waited and waited. I had enough time to finish my gelato and we waited some more, but the staff was too engulfed with their conversation inside to remember the order. Soon after one of the servers came and said "you ordered a wine?" to which we said don't worry about the wine, we'll just like the bill.Don't think I'll be returning there.
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5. The Terrace Cafe
Hotel Restaurant and Cafe in Crown Point serving Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch . Offering a choice of delectable Sandwiches made with gourmet breads and pizzas.
Reviewed By Alexandra N
I love everything about this place: the food, the ambience, the owner/ staff. You will get fresh made juices, fresh food; if you are vegetarian or even vegan - this is your place to be. Just want to have coffee/ tea with a friend? Intriguing ideas it is! The menu is big and if you don't know what you want, just tell Arlene to surprise you and you won't be ever getting the same thing anywhere else again! Definitely try it out, its very unique! Good for breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon snack/-coffee/-tea, dinner.Thank you. So glad you enjoyed the food in the restaurant. We will make sure to pass on your feedback to Arlene (Intriguing Ideas)
4. Cafe Cream Cheese Yogurteria
We run a little familiar Farm Cafe and offer our homemade and healthy Products from the Goat Dairy and Bakery. We are specialized in producing goods without using preservatives or other unhealthy additions. Experience a different side of Tobago. Far away
Reviewed By Marilyn H
We arrived on a rainy Tobago day. We were escorted to a quaint covered area that was surrounded by so many different coloured blooms - reds, whites, yellows, pinks - wee birds darting to and fro. We chose a hand made hardwood table to sit at. Beautiful coloured roosters and hens moseyed around as we chose our selections from the menu. Cakes, tarts, yogurts - all made fresh using the free range eggs and goat's milk from the farm that Cafe Cream Cheese resides on. The coffee is ground and made fresh for each order. The cakes and tarts we ordered were the kind of luscious that comes from using fresh ingredients and the love that Josefa puts into each treat. The ambience and the food are worth the drive to Orange Hill :)I thank you very much for the nice description of my cafe. .It is the greatest pleasure for me when my guests totally satisfied and it was very nice to have you here.I looking forward to see you again. Josi
3. Quench Fruit Bar
Reviewed By repulim
This little store has lovely fresh fruits and also make really good smoothies they also have coffee and tea and the location is pretty good.They're actually know what they're doing I will consider there really professional juice makers.
2. Cafe Down Low
Step out of the hustle of Scarborough and with a sigh of relief, step into the warm glow of Cafe Down Low. Where great Food, Fun and Entertainment Unite! Our menus are extensive and local with that extra home-style flavor just like the good ole days! Nest
Reviewed By Joanne N
You must make a point of eating here while you are in Tobago! This is excellent cuisine at a price much more affordable than nearby competitors. This is a small restaurant and you must make a reservation to eat here. They are not opened at night on Mondays and Tuesdays but do serve lunch.Chezelle and her mother opened the restaurant about 5 years ago and Kerry is a recent addition. We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and asked about making a reservation. Unfortunately there was nothing available prior to our leaving Tobaga but Kerry said, "Can you come tonight at 7pm? and Do you like Shrimp?" We thought they were fully booked for the evening and were fitting us in. It turns out they had not planned on being open but stayed open just for the 2 of us.Kerry cooked a Shrimp Pasta dish for us. Mine was in a tomato sauce with roasted tomatoes and my husband's was in an Alfredo sauce. The dish was Chef Worthy and the flavors were delicious! Kerry told us that he had flambeed the 16 (8 each) Jumbo Shrimp using rum as well!! When we finished dinner and realized that we were the only people in the restaurant, we thought we should leave so that the owners could go on and enjoy Sunday School down the road. They asked us to stay and visit a while - my husband had the homemade ice cream for dessert and I had another glass of wine.This place is meticulous! There is an interestingly lit waterfall that creates a lovely ambiance for your dining experience. Be sure to go here! You will love it.We are extremely pleased that you had a fabulous time. Looking forward to welcoming you in the near future. Team Cafe Down Low
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1. Shore Things Cafe & Craft
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
A brightly coloured gem of a spot well known for fresh foods, friendly service and great views in a setting of locally made handicraft, art, jewellery and clothing. We are nestled in the village of Lambeau near to Scarborough Tobago. Our decor is that of
Reviewed By 995randys
Enjoyed a nice lunch with my two sons. One is a vegetarian and they had no problem taking care of him. Good fish salad, sandwiches, local veggies, and drinks.
