food

So in our opinion some of the best Indian food in Barbados is from Sitar Restaurant in 2nd Street, Holetown. We had a little dinner outing to...

It’s the sweetest season in Barbados - mango season - that is! Here at Loop Barbados, our mouths water at the very thought of devouring a juicy, fresh, colourful mango. Not only are mangos very yummy, they provide 100% of your daily Vitamin C, 35% of your daily...

Snuggled tightly in the heart of Second Street, Holetown, is a quaint establishment, The Mews. A couple weeks ago we decided to try out the often raved about restaurant to see what it really had to offer.  On entering the restaurant, we were greeted by a polite...

Before Zen, many Barbadians did not know what sushi really was or rather was actually composed of. Commencing around the same time sushi became a ‘trendy’ food in the Western hemisphere, Zen produced rolls that were authentic and not to mention first-class! At...

Ohhh good ol' (sweet) Guava Cheese. If you have been privileged enough to visit Barbados (or the Caribbean) and have a taste of our homemade guava cheese you know the great feeling you get as you are consuming. If you have not, then you must be wondering what...

One of Barbados' most famous and raved about side dishes is pickled cucumber. Now we are not speaking of your typical 'pickles in a jar', but rather thinly sliced cucumber which is dressed with lime, salt, onion and scotch bonnet pepper. In addition to...

As you can imagine, there are many options for Sunday lunch here in Barbados; most constituting of the same thing, Caribbean food, tropical cocktails, and more than likely an ocean view. I don't know about you, but I like something different, something which is...

You walk in Relish Epicurea and immediately feel refreshed and vibrant. Bursting with energy, this busy atmosphere is filled with shoppers packing their baskets with fresh...