Entertainment and restaurants in Crown Point, Tobago

The characteristic foods eaten in Trinidad and Tobago are a good example of the multicultural society. Spanish influences can be observed in the Creole cooking (like in Pelau) and the Indians introduced exotic spices. The African slaves also left their culinary mark on the cuisine in the highly nutritious yams and dasheen (taro) roots. Chinese food is sold on almost every street corner. Many dishes include fish – not surprising, since it’s an island. How about Bake and Shark? This typical Tobago dish is… a shark sandwich! Trinidad and Tobago have more than enough restaurants, cafés, and bars where you can enjoy the local cuisine. Here are a few addresses to try out for some great food:

Tamara’s (in Coco Reef Resort at Coconut Beach) is a fun little beach shack. Open on all sides, Tamara’s lets refreshing breezes frolic through and offers visitors a sublime view.
Coco Reef Resort, Crown Point, Scarborough, Tobago

Fish is on the menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner here. The specialty is lobster, but you can also order steak here. The fabulous ocean view is on display from dawn to dusk. And there’s often live entertainment!
Sandy Point Village, S/Bay Local Rd, Tobago

Feel like dining in an exclusive and elegant garden pavilion surrounded by lavishly abundant flowers? It’s all possible at Shirvan Watermill. Cocktails and dinner are served from five p.m.
Shirvan Road, Mt. Pleasant, Tobago

One of the most popular seaside restaurants on Tobago is the Seahorse Inn. It serves typical Creole dishes, including a wide selection of fish and meat. From March to July, the terrace offers a view of the turtle nesting spots on the beach.
Grafton Beach Road, Black Rock, Tobago

1970s music reigns supreme at Colours Restaurant. Come eat tasty food here, served by cheerful waiters.
Pigeon Point Junction, Crown Point, Tobago

Café Iguana in Crown Point is Tobago’s only jazz café. There’s a special kid’s corner for the younger patrons, so you can enjoy a leisurely meal.
Store Bay Local Road, Crown Point, Tobago

The word ‘café’ might confuse you slightly, although ‘mélange’ is a good description of what this place is all about: a surprising mixture of Creole and Caribbean dishes. That’s right: fusion food. The romantic restaurant garden has live entertainment (almost) every night.
40 Ariapita Ave., Woodbrook, Port of Spain, Trinidad

The No Problem Beach Bar (at the Blue Haven Hotel) is the perfect way to describe the relaxed, unaffected atmosphere in this entertainment venue. Chilling or lounging, it’s all good here!
Bacolet Bay, Scarborough, Tobago