Barbados's island is known for its excellent and diverse cuisine; therefore, it was challenging to compile a list of only ten delicacies of Barbados. Barbadians love their food, and many dishes and delicacies are unique to the island. You're spoilt for choice regarding Bajan cuisine; however, you must try to sample everything on this list

Entertainment Discover endless entertainment options in Barbados: vibrant restaurants, bars, and lounges to lively nightclubs, live music, karaoke, traditional rum shops, and colorful festivals. For unforgettable moments, indulge in delicious street food, experience the fun of party boats, or embark on romantic catamaran cruises. Because Barbadians love to enjoy themselves, you can be sure you'll

The majority of bread in Barbados is sweet. Therefore this traditional roll is aptly named salt bread as it is one of the only bread available on the island that isn't too sweet. The rolls come up relatively large, so we recommend cutting the roll into four slices to make more miniature sandwiches, or when

Chicken and Potato Roti is a Bajan favorite and can be picked up at various locations across the island as a snack, or you can cook it at home as a main meal. This is a great dish to serve when entertaining as people can help themselves, it is very filling, and those with an

One of the nations that have influenced Caribbean cuisine is the closest, the USA. Referred to in many islands simply as "pie," macaroni cheese is standard fare and always a winner, especially with children. There are several variations of this dish. Adding 2-3 tablespoons of tomato ketchup or tomato salsa gives a nice orange color

Traditional Bajan sweet bread is delightful and served with hot tea; it can be buttered if preferred. You will need the following ingredients: 2 1/2 cups grated coconut 1/2 cup melted butter 4 cups flour One tablespoon shortening One tablespoon of baking powder One teaspoon salt 3/4 cup sugar 1 cup raisins One egg, beaten

Fish cakes are served at elegant cocktail parties and rustic rum shops throughout the Caribbean, the latter being three or four times the former's size. As health-conscious as we are all trying to be, hot fish cakes passed around at a gathering go like smoke in the wind. They are also popular as a takeaway

The Father of Independence and Social Transformation Born in the northern parish of St. Lucy on January 21st, 1920, Errol Walton Barrow, a social activist and political leader, was the first Prime Minister of Barbados. Also known as the 'father of Independence and social transformation,' Barrow's life is full of significant accomplishments. The first

Barbados Nightlife and Clubs It’s safe to say that Barbados has a very lively nightlife scene, which certainly includes a little something for everyone. Rest assured, after the sun sets, there are various nightclubs, bars, restaurants, local rum shops, live music, karaoke, DJs, beach parties, events, and so much more for you to enjoy on