Go Visit These Top 3 Caribbean Restaurants


Saint Lucia




 The new opportunity to experience a taste of the eastern Caribbean. That's thanks to the opening of Jewels Caribbean at 2230 N. Martin Luther King Dr., a restaurant that's been more than a year in the making. The restaurant, which promises a tropical escape both in terms of atmosphere and cuisine, will offer a menu filled with family recipes for dishes that conjure the flavors of Trinidad, Saint Lucia and the surrounding islands.


Sheer Rocks, Antigua




 The Caribbean’s new number one restaurant is a marvel, from the most stunning location of any eatery in the region (day or night) to a miraculous menu that takes Michelin-style menus conceived by Chef Simon Christey-French  to truly admirable, locally-focused sourcing. What’s most impressive, though, is the restaurant’s commitment to culinary education and training. Because it’s not just a world-class restaurant in the Caribbean. It’s a truly Caribbean restaurant, headed by wunderkind Antiguan chef Jamal Warner. 


Brass Boer, Bonaire



The culinary expertise is obvious but not pretentious, the setting on the edge of the sea is intoxicating and the service delivers the goods. 

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