Bajan Macaroni Pie and Fried Flying Fish

[mgatton15]

I read about this dish at this web site http://www.vacation-in-barbados.com/food-in-barbados.html. Now I have to have this for lunch when I'm in Barbados. Can anyone recommend a restaurant that serves Bajan Macaroni Pie, or is this street vendor food? Either way, I need this in my life.

 

Thanks!

[amistad]

Check out the daily lunch buffet menu online for Brown Sugar, it looks like it has what you are looking for.

[mgatton15]

Perfect! Thanks so much. It looks convieniently located in Bridgetown, as well.

[Putterdude]

We had it a the Sand Dunes pub near Bathsheba....it was great.

[mgatton15]

That's actually where I hoped to find something. I thought it would be nice to watch the waves and surfers at Soup Bowl. The buffet sounds great for trying all different types of local food, but $25 was a little more than I had planned. Thanks for your input!

[baffles]

The Round House is the place to go for great food and views. It's on the coast by Bathsheba. They have a web site. Been there 4-5 times at least, and was just there in December. Perfect. We have a driver when ever in Barbados, and that always is the noon stop. You'll love it. baffles:D

[tuffy0317]

The Round House is the place to go for great food and views. It's on the coast by Bathsheba. They have a web site. Been there 4-5 times at least, and was just there in December. Perfect. We have a driver when ever in Barbados, and that always is the noon stop. You'll love it. baffles:D

 

I totally agree - we've been to Barbados 6 times (not on cruises) and Roundhouse is the best!

[cruisingbajan]

Macaroni pie is pretty much a staple on EVERY restaurant menu in Barbados...except for the really upscale ones.:rolleyes:

 

You should have no problem finding this and flying fish during your visit. You maybe able to find it within the port area as well.

 

If you want some real local flavour there is a no frills restaurant just a stone's throw away from the port called The Port Hole.