Bali’s  - serves authentic North Indian Food served nightly from a small restaurant close to Ross University.  The Naan bread is delicious – freshly baked to order in an steel oven.  

Big Papa’s Sports Bar and Grill – a seaside restaurant and bar in Lagon, just north of Portsmouth, serves fresh fish daily.  Also don’t miss Wednesday’s Reggie Night for a true local “limin” or Saturday’s Caribbean night.  A popular night spot with yachties

Blue Bay Restaurant – wateredge restaurant specializing in French influenced Caribbean food.  The breadfruit pie that gets served with most dishes is divine!  As is the goat colombo.

Brandy Manor Guest House – situated just on the outskirts of Portsmouth is a delightful rustic lodging.  Owner, Yasmin, originally comes from England and will serve some great British and Caribbean fayre

Heaven’s Best Guest House and Restaurant serves American & Caribbean Cuisine.   The intimate dining room setting makes you feel right at home. 

Indian River Bush Bar and Restaurant - a riverside restaurant up the historic Indian River offering BBQ'd lunches and dinners

Purple Turtle Beach Club is on a deck over the sea and sandy beaches of Lagon.  A fantastic location for lunch where you can while away the afternoon, watching the yacht harbour.

Sister Sea Lodge Fish Bar –European food with a Caribbean flair.  Specializes in fish dishes.  Fruit and vegetables principally home grown in the gardens of Sister Sea Lodge and are served on giant banana leaves.

The Sailor Man’s Club - Located on the beach in Prince Rupert Bay, The Sailor Man's Club offers delicious wholesome Dominican Home Cooking. Dishes served include tasty creole chicken, fish sandwiches, breadfruit pie and pumpkin soup.

The Tomato Café (www.thetomatocafe.com) is located near to Ross University and is a favourite of students where you can enjoy typical North American cuisine including steaks, burgersm subs, salads and soups.  The Kubuli on tap is also a favourite draw!

KOKOnutz Beach Bar Bistro is situated right on the beach in Calibishie Village.  Shade yourself under the almond trees and enjoy ice cold beer, blender drinks, rum pnch and a varied menu of American and local specialities.

The Bamboo Restaurant at Calibishie Lodges has a wide variety of international and Caribbean dishes.  Most of their ingredients are made locally.