Cruise eats! The best you had at port?

[bagelme]

Barbecued salmon at Taku Lodge in Juneau. Best. Salmon. Evahh!! All the side dishes were fabulous too (best sourdough bread, best biscuits, best cookies).

 

YES! Thank you for reminding me of that meal...it was incredible!

 

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[Keel Haul]

Restaurant Du Port Agadir is wonderful.

[TexasR&H]

The bacon-wrapped scallops at The Flaming Buoy in Key West. They are now the standard by which we measure all bacon-wrapped scallops anywhere.

 

 

Not in the touristy part of town, about 10 tables. We ate there our first night in KW on the recommendation of a couple at the hotel pool. After meals at other restaurants on subsequent nights, we both agreed that should have been our dinner place every night.

[wicruisin]

The jerk chicken at Jack's Shack in Grand Turk! Mmmmm

 

 

 

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[bwaz]

We loved Gladys' Cafe in Charlotte Amalie on St Thomas. Great fresh fish and plantain---

[Kteacher]

Marmalade in Old San Juan, and the Sunset Cafe in Nevis

[cirpi]

Slices of octopus over bed of scallop potatoes, drizzled with olive oil and dusted generously with smoked paprika at 4Gats in Barcelona. This is pulpo gallego.

[njitalian76]

Slices of octopus over bed of scallop potatoes, drizzled with olive oil and dusted generously with smoked paprika at 4Gats in Barcelona. This is pulpo gallego.

 

 

Sounds amazing!!!!

 

 

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[njitalian76]

The bacon-wrapped scallops at The Flaming Buoy in Key West. They are now the standard by which we measure all bacon-wrapped scallops anywhere.

 

 

 

 

 

Not in the touristy part of town, about 10 tables. We ate there our first night in KW on the recommendation of a couple at the hotel pool. After meals at other restaurants on subsequent nights, we both agreed that should have been our dinner place every night.

 

 

Sounds awesome!!!

[SMSACE6]

Conch fritters in Georgetown Grand Cayman (takeout), forget the name, but was right behind the Royal Bank building. It was just a small trailer with park benches. Best I have ever had, including Bahamas and Key West.

 

Also had the best guacamole EVER, at a beach restaurant in Costa Maya. Dont know the name of it, but it was where Carnival had it's beach break excursion in 2007. We ordered it and ate some with nacho chips, but our bus was boarding to take us back to the ship, and we had to leave half of it behind. I almost cried to leave that behind.

 

Best food I ever had in the Caribbean, Barbados! Been there a gazillion times on land vacations, but not on a cruise, but yes, the flying fish sandwich is wonderful, especially with a banks beer. And salt fish fritters, and any and all food from the Atlantis hotel Bathsheba. Also a late night hot dog from a hot dog cart in St Lawrence Gap.

 

Roti in both Barbados and St Lucia! Sooooo good. I could go on and on.

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[njitalian76]

Conch fritters in Georgetown Grand Cayman (takeout), forget the name, but was right behind the Royal Bank building. It was just a small trailer with park benches. Best I have ever had, including Bahamas and Key West.

 

Also had the best guacamole EVER, at a beach restaurant in Costa Maya. Dont know the name of it, but it was where Carnival had it's beach break excursion in 2007. We ordered it and ate some with nacho chips, but our bus was boarding to take us back to the ship, and we had to leave half of it behind. I almost cried to leave that behind.

 

Best food I ever had in the Caribbean, Barbados! Been there a gazillion times on land vacations, but not on a cruise, but yes, the flying fish sandwich is wonderful, especially with a banks beer. And salt fish fritters, and any and all food from the Atlantis hotel Bathsheba. Also a late night hot dog from a hot dog cart in St Lawrence Gap.

 

Roti in both Barbados and St Lucia! Sooooo good. I could go on and on.

 

 

Nice thanks for sharing! I'm a sucker for Conch fritters and Cracked Conch!!!! Really the hot dog was good huh?

[capncarp]

This is second-hand info, but my co-worker had "the best fish in his life", grouper, IIRC--at the Fish Fry, which is a waterside conglomeration of fish restaurants. he mentioned that the boats were unloading right at the base of the restaurants. Talk about fresh! He told me which ones he ate at, but I've forgotten:o

[njitalian76]

This is second-hand info, but my co-worker had "the best fish in his life", grouper, IIRC--at the Fish Fry, which is a waterside conglomeration of fish restaurants. he mentioned that the boats were unloading right at the base of the restaurants. Talk about fresh! He told me which ones he ate at, but I've forgotten:o

 

 

The fish fry is awesome! I had cracked conch their last summer!

 

 

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[whataboutport]

I always wanted to try the Fish fry but never really got to try it. Just wasn't in nassau at the right times. They usually don't open until 1 or 2pm and service is slow, or shall I say "island style".

[SMSACE6]

Nice thanks for sharing! I'm a sucker for Conch fritters and Cracked Conch!!!! Really the hot dog was good huh?

 

Yes...the hot dog was that good. Could have been the late hour, ( way after midnight) plus the drinks that we had consumed, but I do remember how good that hot dog was. I am a sucker for street food though.:D

[njitalian76]

Yes...the hot dog was that good. Could have been the late hour, ( way after midnight) plus the drinks that we had consumed, but I do remember how good that hot dog was. I am a sucker for street food though.:D

 

 

Me too i love street food. I have had some amazing food experiences from street vendors! Especially in NYC and the Bahamas!

[Chitown12562]

Grand Caymen - Calico Jacks - delicious jerk chicken and ice cold Red Strip beer while you sit on the beach.

 

Puerto Rico - don't remember the resturant - shrimp mofungo. De-lish!

[Shadow205]

If you like Alaskan King Crab Tracy's is the holy grail!:D

 

This will give you something to ponder,

 

http://www.kingcrabshack.com/Crab%20Menu%202013%20rev1.pdf

 

Mike:)

 

This just sold me on an Alaskan cruise!

[Shadow205]

Jerk Pork & Jerk Chicken at the Double V restaurant in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.

[avatheps]

DW and I are cruising during Christmas with stops at Half Moon Cay, Georgetown, Ocho Rios and Key West. We love street food and had a positively delicious conch salad last year in St Maarten. Can we find this dish in any of the ports on this trip? Any other comments about street food here would be appreciated. Thank you.

[LibratPDX]

Marmalade in Old San Juan, and the Sunset Cafe in Nevis

 

Another vote for Marmalade in Old San Juan.

 

Paella Bites, Lobster Risotto, White Bean Soup (sounds basic but it's ridiculously good), Milk Chocolate Mousse dessert....

[Iluvcruising2]

We don't usually eat much during a cruise stop, perhaps because we usually prefer to eat on the ship.

 

However, we had a wonderful meal at a Greek restaurant called Kotoli, when we were in Piraeus Port for Athens, Greece.

 

Two platters of food for the 6 of us. I even made a video!

 

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[kimmer1850]

Jerk fish and goat with an ice cold Red Stripe beer at some little roadside shack outside of Ocho Rios.

 

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[LouisV]

Calamari on Santorini!!! We've never had calamari anywhere else that even came close to being that good! The rings were huge and snow white!

[Krazy Kruizers]

Tracy's -- Juneau -- lobster!!