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Eat & Drink Central

Cafés and restaurants are limited in central Barbados, though there’s a cluster of business lunch venues round the major business and retail area of Warrens, with Café 195 the pick of the bunch. Further east, towards the home decor and furnishing outlets in Canewood, Open Kitchen stands out. If you’re heading north, along Highway 2A, the outdoor food court, next to the Cost-U-Less supermarket at Welches, is another popular lunch stop.

Several of the tourist attractions in the central area, such as the Flower Forest and Gun Hill, also have decent cafés in attractive leafy surroundings.

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Most venues in this area are only open during the day to serve workers or tourists out on day trips.

Café 195

A surprising find (b, l; $)

Fire Brick Oven

Crispy thin-crust pizzas (d; $)

Naniki

It’s all about the view... (l; $–$$)

Open Kitchen

Chic pizza, salads & wine (b,l,d; $$)

Splurge Cake Studio

Sweet indulgence (b,l; $)

The Mill & Co

Casual & creative (b,l; $)

Velma’s Place

No-nonsense Bajan fare (l,d; $)

Village Bar (Lemon Arbour)

Souse Saturdays (l, d; $)

Text © Sara Humphreys

Image by Sara Humphreys