Top Restaurants in Port Elizabeth
Top 10 restaurants in Port Elizabeth, St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Discover the best restaurant in Port Elizabeth, St. Vincent and the Grenadines including Fernando's Hideaway, Coco's Place, Gingerbread, Firefly Bequia Plantation Restaurant, Maria's French Terrace, Bagatelle Restaurant, Mac's Pizzeria, Tommy Cantina, Jack's Beach Bar, The Fig Tree
Things to do in Port Elizabeth
1. Fernando's Hideaway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By DianF66 - Preston, United Kingdom
You are never disappointed with any aspects of Fernando's Hideway. It is the last building at the end of a road (truly hidden). You are captivated by its charm as soon as you enter. The food is alway delicious, the staff and chef (Fernando) are all friendly and helpful. Dont miss this one when you go to Bequia. Fondly known as Nando's.
2. Coco's Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By pppadc - moreton in marsh
Terrible service, poor attitude, food expensive average and we left hungry. No music which was advertised. No lobster, no crab, no this or that. Then cash only as no internet connection but I can post this! Avoid. Places like this will ruin Bequia. Shame on you Coco after running a great place in lower bay everything has been downhill.
3. Gingerbread
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By ros1 - England
We visited this beautiful cafe twice during out trip to the grenadines. We enjoyed coffee and the most delicious cinnamon buns ever. It’s the most beautiful spot, sitting under the almond tree looking out over admiralty bay. Outstanding value for money.
4. Firefly Bequia Plantation Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Open for Breakfast, lunch and dinner, this romantic and relaxing restaurant features fresh dishes made with ingredients collected daily from the Plantation. Beautiful views across the palm groves with cooling Caribbean breezes.Special creole, BBQ and Jerk nights during the season.Reasonable prices, attentive service and excellent cocktails at the bar. Also a perfect location for large groups or wedding venues.
Reviewed By Walkinggranny - Greetham, United Kingdom
We took the plantation tour, which was fun, then had a delicious lunch here. We needed a hire car to get here from Lower Bay but it was worth it.Thank you so much for visiting us and we are glad you had a great time. All the best from Rodney and the Firefly Plantation team
5. Maria's French Terrace
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By wanderer061 - Jersey, Channel Islands
Having sampled a few rum punches in the Caribbean these were up with the best. Quite strong, not too sweet and just the right amount of nutmeg. You could while away a pleasant afternoon on this upstairs balcony watching the people below and keeping an eye on the sea. What made it extra special was the friendly personal service. We asked for some crisps. They didnt have any but the man who worked there went down to the shop next door, brought some back and gave them to us on the house. Gestures like this make you feel very welcomed and it certainly encouraged us to stay and have another rum punch!! It had a real Caribbean chilled vibe. Don’t expect a posh venue, just local warmth and hospitality.
6. Bagatelle Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Bequia Beach Hotel's main restaurant 'Bagatelle' is located right on the stunning Friendship Beach with the 'Bequia Beach Bar' just a few feet away. Offering sweeping views, Bagatelle's open beachside verandas are a favourite amongst guests, whether dining for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The restaurant offers an internationally inspired menu with classic Caribbean influences and dishes, the international & local Chefs strive to make full use of locally sourced produce within St Vincent & the Grenadines. Freshly caught seafood is delivered several times a week right on the beach by Bequia's local fishermen.
Reviewed By MarvinSteppingley - Steppingley
Fantastic venue with superb views over the beach towards Mustique. Nice table on the waterfront. Waiters came back twice to confirm our order and who ordered what.
Amuse bouche was unexpected and unremarkable.
The dressing on my garlic prawns had split. Flavour was ok.
My Marlin was overcooked, burnt on one side and dry and chewy: ruined by poor cooking. The Callaloo was nice, the breadfruit purée had sugar in it. This American habit of putting sugar in savoury food doesn't work for me.
My wife's fish stew was very good. Our friend's bisque was supposed to be a 'main' portion; it wasn't.
The complimentary coconut ice cream was superb. The rosé wine was excellent.
Basically, the food was ok but not to the standard promised.
7. Mac's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 417 reviews
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Reviewed By Chadphil - Camrose, Canada
Had a Good Friday night at Mac’s. The pizza was really good and the drinks awesome too. It is waterfront which is also nice. The only reason it doesn’t get 5* is due to the price. They definitely have the market and know it too. Would return but only for a special occasion.
8. Tommy Cantina
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By Val M - Seattle, Washington, United States
The Happy Hour written on a chalkboard got my attention because it was for all afternoon and included a couple food nibblies. The house special Rum Margarita was unique after visiting 16 Islands in the past 5 weeks. The menu had a variety instead of just stewed chicken with rice or roti (which by the way comes complete with skin and bones). At the bar sat Carlos who I learned was sort of the owner only having been there for over a month from Argentina. I sampled their best ever rum punch, told everyone loves it. My partner and I also sampled the margarita along with a chicken quesadilla which was tasty. Carlos and I discussed Argentina Malbec to top off the fun exchange. Cute setting tucked at the end of the waterfront area next to the walkway.
9. Jack's Beach Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Reviewed By G F - Maryland
We have eaten at Jack’s for both lunch and dinner. It is a great casual place to dine on one of the most beautiful Beaches in the Caribbean. Good food and atmosphere, or just stop in for a drink. The staff is friendly and helpful. If you are on Bequia do not miss Jack’s. You can walk over from the end of Belmont Walkway or get a cab to take you there.
10. The Fig Tree
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 319 reviews
Reviewed By ektlaw - annapolis
We had dinner there and the food was excellent. The people who work there are very welcoming. We had the lobster and callaloo soup and it was all great. The entertainment is ongoing and very good.
