The 12 best breakfast and brunch in Antigua and Barbuda

My husband and I ate lunch at Hemingway's during a cruise that stopped at St. John's. The good: The location is conveniently located by the port, and the upstairs outdoor patio provides a cool breeze. Their smoothies were refreshing, and their conch fritters were tasty (the sauce was on the spicier side). The bad: The prices were high, even for a tourist trap. There was a 17% tax (not including gratuity) added onto the menu prices. Our smoothies were approximately $7.50 each, which was reasonable. We paid $20 for three conch fritters, which was unreasonable. However, the most off-putting part of our experience was the service. We were not approached when we entered the restaurant and had to ask to be seated. Our server did not appear happy and did not look us in the eyes. She took our order, and we did not see her again. Service was slow, even though it was 1:30 pm on a Monday. It took us 40 minutes to receive two smoothies and a conch fritter appetizer. We heard another worker berating the customers at the table behind us for not eating their food sufficiently since the worker said she assumed they would want certain dishes brought out first. When we were done eating, we had to seek out a server to pay our check. Overall: The food was pleasant enough, but I wish I'd saved my money and time and eaten on the cruise ship. It wasn't worth the price for the poor service.

Yes this is definitely worth visiting; delightful, excellent burger as soft as butter, sweet potato fries all delicious and serviced with very fresh & neatly presented mayo & ketchup. Very quaint wrap-around terrace on first floor. Lovely service with a genuine smile and honestly if we weren’t in a rush we’d have stayed for several hours, just drinking watching the world go by. A lime fizz works super well with a burger!

This is hands down the best Caribbean-style food in Antigua! We’ve been here multiple times, and every single visit has been consistently excellent. The service is wonderful, the staff are warm and welcoming, and the food is absolutely delicious, full of flavor, freshly made, and always served with a smile. They’re always on point, and it’s clear they take pride in what they do. If you’re in Antigua and want an authentic, mouthwatering meal, this is the place to go. Highly recommend we’ll definitely keep coming back!

This restaurant is located at the pier where our cruise ship docked. The place was recommended by our tour guide. It’s across the street where he let us off. You have to walk up stairs to get to it. So it’s not suitable for handicap. By the entrance there were souvenir vendors. The place only had 4 other customers. We were seated on the patio. We had 2 different servers. Another couple came in after us and she took their order before us a gentleman came in way after us and got his food before us. The first server seemed annoyed and the second server was not that friendly. We order 2 daiquiris for $9.65 each and the Key west club for $17.40. We waited 20 minutes. The sandwich and fries were good. So were the cocktails. Just the service was lacking.

This place came highly recommended for seafood and while in Antigua I really wanted to try the lobster. The food was great but it is a bit pricey. I paid $70 for lobster.

Nice little spot for a taste of the carribean. Definitely recommend pepper pot (I added chicken) - loved it- the flavours and spice were just what I was looking for! The drinks were really nice too. My sister had the pumpkin soup. She said it was nice but could have had a bit more spice flavours. The prawns were alright (maybe a little over priced though). The shape of the dish made it difficult to really enjoy the sauce with the prawns. In terms of sides, the white basmati was done really nicely (according to my sister), sweet potato fries were good and the salad dressing was a nice touch to the salad. My 8 year old nephew loved his chicken and chips, and ice cream sundae. The jerk chicken wrap was ok... the sauce was a little bit tangy and overpowering (wouldve been nice if I could taste the chicken and if it was a bit more spicy. Instead, it tasted like I was just eating the bbq jerk from the bottle at points (more ketchup-y) so I could only eat one half of my wrap at the time. Overall though, the staff were friendly and we enjoyed our visit.

We had a very nice meal here . The restaurant was recommended by our driver and it didn't disappoint. Food was great and service was just fine. Definitely worth a try.

Very disappointing. Prawn curry inedible. Bulked up by huge carrots and beans swimming in a watery gravy sauce with a few prawns. Handled badly by owner when we complained. Didn’t even have politeness to visit our table when we asked to speak to him. Waited 40 mins for plates to be cleared Nice young waiter who tried his best but will never go back. Nice view once you’ve got over looking at a huge oil tanker and a car park

Cloggy’s the kind of place that effortlessly pulls you into the moment—the food, the atmosphere, the view—so much so that I completely forgot to take pictures (a rare sign that the experience was that good). Perched above the marina, the setting is stunning, with a laid-back, stylish Caribbean vibe. The cool breeze off the water, the sounds of clinking glasses and relaxed conversation, and the view of yachts swaying gently in the harbor—it all creates an ambiance that feels like a scene from a travel magazine. Now, the food. I had the chicken shoarma, and let me just say—it was absolutely on point. Tender, perfectly seasoned chicken, wrapped with fresh veggies and a creamy, tangy sauce that brought it all together. Every bite was flavorful, balanced, and deeply satisfying. It wasn’t overly complicated, just really well done. The kind of dish that hits the spot and lingers in your memory. From start to finish, Cloggy’s delivered—great service, a beautiful setting, and food that speaks for itself. Next time, I’ll try to remember the photos… but honestly, it’s worth experiencing without a lens in the way. A must-visit when in Antigua!

We had a great time at this restaurant. Food and drinks were both great; portion sizes were also quite good. Service and Ambience were on point as well. We'll definitely return.

First time having dinner but it was a great evening. It is still off season so there were not a ridiculous amount of diners so we had literally all the servers checking on us from time to time. Food was great and service was prompt and efficient and friendly. We had three courses and a few drinks. Would highly recommend.

The burgers tender, juicy but were too tall to bite without looking awkward. They were pretty good. The rack of lamb looked exceptional. The piña colada was very coconut tasting but had very little alcoholic content. The views were GREAT. The bar was very active. We didn't have reservations (at 430pm) and were not able to sit on the expansive balcony despite the fact it was unoccupied when we arrived and only one couple was seated there during our 90 minute stay. The prices for burgers were slightly above average (in Antigua) $20-25USD.

I went to Cloggy's for my birthday brunch and it was lovely. I enjoyed the food and the views. The wait staff was attentive and friendly. I had to get a takeaway bag which I inadvertently left on the table but one of the waiters who served us, handed it to me when I went up the stairs to look for it. I cant wait to return.

I went to cloggys for brunch overall it was just okay. I've been to cloggys many times before and had a better experience. I ordered the Indonesian chicken sauté with rice and veg. I didn't like it because it had a think peanut butter sauce on top. No where on the menu said sauté in peanut butter sauce. They need to update that on the menu because if I knew it was in peanut butter, I would have ordered something else. What if I was allergic to peanut? I would like to suggest it be changed or the waiter should tell patrons that it is in a peanut butter sauce. Other than that, everything else was fine. The drinks were good and the service was good no complaints 👌 overall I would visit again

Offers build your own salad option and also ready made cold appetizers salad items such as beets salad, couscous salad, Greek salad etc. Definitely a healthy meal I was looking for! The grilled salmon my husband got was decent but the quinoa was quite salty.

Visited for lunch on 8 August 2024 I want to caveat this review with the fact that I visited the Larder for breakfast about a year ago and it was a great experience (I don't remember if I wrote a review for that visit). My two friends and I went in for lunch on a Thursday close to 1 pm. It didn't seem too busy, and we got seated right away. We had all dined previously, so we expected good food and drinks. Our expectations were not met. We all ordered drinks. I ordered a local rum punch, and one friend had a strawberry daiquiri, which the other had a virgin coconut crush. The virgin coconut crush was the only drink that was made to satisfaction. My local rum Punch tasted like juice (and not local juice). I had to ask the wait staff to have them remake it or add more rum. The daiquiri took a bit longer, but when it arrived, it was also lacking. We asked it the bar tender was new, but as stated by the wait staff, they were not. The daiquiri was also returned to be remade. The food. I had the fish burger with sweet potato fries. You can never go wrong with burgers, and thus, my meal was satisfactory. Both my friends ordered a pig foot soup each because their first option was not available. Once their soups arrived, one only contained a single piece of meat, but more alarming was that the soup tasted lake Campbell's soup. Unsatisfactory!! Nevertheless, we ate our meals, paid our bill, and left. The Larder is a bit spendy, and like most businesses, ABST (tax) is added to the prices you see on the menu, and a 10% service charge is added to the bill. I would cautiously recommend the Larder, but avoid the pig foot soup.

This place is amazing. Definitely will return back on my next trip. The staff are very friendly and the food is 10/10. Highly recommend The Larder.

Friendly, amazing food from taste to presentation. This was our last place to eat before heading home to KY and we were impressed!!

We were promptly greeted upon arrival and invited to choose our own table, which was a nice start. After about 10 minutes, a server came by to take our order, both food and drinks, which was perfectly fine, as we were still reviewing the menu. However, after placing our order, we waited over 30 minutes without receiving even our drinks. I politely inquired about them and was told the bartender was to blame, although we had observed other tables who came after us served by the same waitress receiving their drinks during that time. Unfortunately, the delay and lack of follow-up left a poor impression, and my party ultimately decided to leave without receiving any part of our order. Disappointed we didn’t get to try the food, as we were looking forward to the experience.

The Larder was an okay sort of experience tonight. The place is clean and the ambiance is carefully thought out. Cleanliness is up to par and the waiter is well trained and friendly. We had ribs, curried chicken, chicken rice, steam vegetables and mash potatoes. I think that the chef may have had a slightly off night but the tastiness was still okay, although I was expecting more. Once they can up their game a little bit more, I will surely visit again.

Stay away from this place if you have food allergies. They do not cater to people with food allergies. I ordered a lamb burger and fries, there was more bread than lamb. I then ordered a coconut crush and was informed the blender was broken. You would think a popular place such as this would have a backup unit? I don’t think they really care about delighting their customers.

What a delicious evening meal! I had the jerk conch and my partner had the beef ribs. I had never had conch before and I was impressed - it was slightly chewy and then melted in my mouth, and the jerk spice complimented it perfectly. We were also given complimentary bread to start. The couple who runs this restaurant clearly cares about hospitality and they have a lovely restaurant here. Thank you for a great experience!

We stopped here for lunch during a visit in English Harbour. Excellent local eatery serving local Caribbean and Antiguan cuisine. It is located a block away from the main street. The server/owner(?) was very friendly and helpful with our questions of the menu. Prices were excellent as we were used to paying higher prices at more touristy locations. We ordered the local lunch (fungee and ducana, the national dish of Antigua), stew beef and fresh juices (gooseberry, tamarind, passionfruit) and it tasted delicious!

Tucked away on a side street away from the other businesses, this place is a local gem. The owners are very nice and hospitable and love children. The food is delicious. Everything is handwritten and freshly made for you. We enjoyed every bite of our octopus ceviche, the crab cake, jerk conch and goat curry. All sides were delicious. All food is made with love and I would Highly recommend this local Caribbean gem.

We're staying in the area and wanted a authentic Caribbean experience, I was most excited to try ducana but wasn't seeing it on the menu of other restaurants nearby. Luckily, we stumbled upon Caribbean Taste and were blown away. We tried the chicken and conch roti, ducana dish, goat curry, and conch salad dishes. All were outstanding, the roti filling was flavorful, piping hot and the dough was a perfect texture. We loved it so much the first time, we came back the next day to try more- and we will be back again! All paired perfectly with local passionfruit juice. The people working were friendly and helped us navigate the menu (and not over order)

Visited restaurant to taste the local Antiguan National dish of Fungee and Ducana. I can't say if it is the best on the island because it is the first time I am eating this dish. It is very tasty. Top notch! Be SURE to ask for the hot sause whether you like hot sause or not. Just take a small taste!

The level of service and hospitality at Caribbean Taste is truly of the charts. This little gem is somewhat hidden and Google maps was having difficulty finding it. One of the staff actually came out to the main road and directed us in. Beyond the food, just as a taste of the vibe that Caribbean people are known for, Caribbean Taste cannot be beat. And then there's the food. We had crab cakes and curried goat, all of which was excellent. We have eaten at higher prices places close by that cannot hold a candle to the food quality here. If you like some spice in your life ask them for some of their in house hot sauce, which packs a satisfying kick that isn't overwhelming but cookies up with great flavor.

We started with the calalou soup and lobster bisque. Wow, what a treat! We then moved on to the jerk conch and curry goat. What a wonderful meal to share together. The eggplant cake was an unexpected joy to the pallet. We were very happy to see their signs and follow the arrows, well worth the trek off the beaten path, well worth it!

Waited well over an hour for burger and fries with 10 customers in the place. Not once did a staff member come over and explain or apologise for the delay. Unbelievably when the food finally arrived, the fries were cold!!! These people are operating beyond their ability… in the kitchen and front of house.

Popped in for a hot chocolate and a pastry. Very clean and professional staff. I’d be back sometime for a sit down stay sometime.

I love this place...the old chef in the front got an issue though lol. Be blessed. Great drinks! Their bellochino is great! My fav is caramel then chai! And competitive prices!

One of the best beef burger in town (in addition to Garden Grille near La Busola). They cook their own beef patties! Surprisingly no french fries. But that's okay. Their hash brown is even better. No Starbucks or Coffee Bean on the island??! No problem. Cafe Bella is the second best thing. I've tried their iced coffee and cappuccino. Both were absolutely delicious. Chocolate cake was not so good, though, as it lacked the chocolate essence to it. It tasted more like a diet chocolate cake. Might as well enjoy a tiny one from Epicurean (grocery store). Chicken soup flavor was decent, but a tad salty. Don't expect too much from their customer service. There are good days and bad days. Regardless, this is the closest Starbucks-like joint you'll get on the island with surprisingly great meals. The only downside, they close 4 PM daily and all day Sundays. Cafe Bella is near Epicurean (grocery store), movie theater, Harpers (office supplies), Home Depot -like store (next door) and more. Menu images taken June 3rd, 2017 (breakfast image a little blurry). They have daily specials, i.e. shrimp plate. My friend who loves shrimp enjoyed hers. You can call to order ahead only. No deliveries, even through QuickServe (you can check them out on Facebook or download the app (less restaurant options through the app). Cash and credit card accepted.

Excellent food. Pancakes crispy in the outside and warm and fluffy on the inside. Greek sandwich made with quality ingredients and very well made. Breakfast all day is always a delight! Free Wi-Fi included make this a must stop for food in Antigua.

A lovely place for breakfast but the service is entirely TOO slow !. Why am I pre ordering ahead and still having to wait an additional 30 minutes to receive my food ???

Poor service, the young lady who took our order was not welcoming and the food was not the best, unseasoned and bland, definitely not returning

For You to understand the severe nature of this post, I would like to preface by saying that I have never written nor have I posted a food review in my 29 years on Gods earth. But for Bay House I will make an exception. I paid THIRTY NINE EASTERN CARIBBEAN DOLLARS for the salad on the left. That salad was from Bay House. I have no idea whether it is chicken or fish. I have nearly finished my meal. It was supposed to be a chicken Caesar salad. Why is a random nacho on the top of my salad? Avoid this place like the plague! The bottom right picture is a chicken taco salad bowl from El Taco Loco which cost me 29 dollars. Just save yourself the headache and go there instead

We visited on a Thursday night, with only a few other tables in attendance. Service was very slow from the start despite there being staff on hand. Food options weren't all there unfortunately. I got a seafood fettuccine which was excellent. Everyone in our group enjoyed their meals too. I would go again.

Amazing serving and very good food. The view was magnificient. One of the best places in Antigua.

Bay House Sunday Brunch is quite good. A good mix of local and international cuisine with options of all taste. The entertainment is a delightful bonus. The view never disappoints and it is always cool, with the tropical breeze or the fans.

Wait time was the killer here. The restaurant was nearly empty and still took over 1 hr a half to get our meal. However the food was very tasty and the staff were friendly too. I had a curry creamy seafood pasta. I did not enjoy my cocktail but would return to try other food. My friend had the ribs which was also tender and delicious.

It's a great place to catch up with friends and family. Day or night, the ambiance is suitable for a table for two or more. After breakfast or lunch, take pictures near the pool and the garden, or use the beautiful back drop of the turquoise sea. The staff service is very good 👍. Would highly recommend the restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Call to make reservations to ensure seating.

I went to Bayhouse to have breakfast for my grandmother's birthday. It was nothing short of amazing. The service was quick and easy. The food was delicious, and the hot chocolate was to die for. I would definitely be returning for breakfast again and might even try dinner. I do recommend

Popped in for lunch while taking a look around St John's, really good chicken sandwich very good staff. Plus it's a little place, quiet, feels like a local place and a nice place to be. Shout out for free WiFi, thank girls.

To the amazing staff at Delicieux Cafe, thank you for making my weekly visits ones that I looked forward to! Where do I begin-- from the first day that I walked in and was greeted, I felt welcomed and warm, and immediately fell in love with the vast assortment and creative breakfast options (banana fritters and breakfast taco being my fav!) As I am a digital nomad, on each visit, the team ensured that I had enough wifi access to get my work done, even offered an extension cord when my power was going out, and never pressured me to feel like I had to leave. The food and the menu is creative, and the business is owned by a local Antiguan, and supported by many of the local shops/banks/office workers in the area. They always sell out of their lunch special-- so be sure to get there early! My only critique which gives it 4 stars and not 5, is that the location lacks proper ventilation and there are no windows, so it is very dark inside and if you sit for more than 10 minutes, be prepared to spritz yourself with cologne/perfume. Other than that-- my #1 spot in St. Johns for working remotely from, best service from a local spot, they are friendly to other local Antiguans and make you feel like you are a part of the community! I absolutely would recommend this business, and more local shops should model their service like this cafe!

Nice little café up the stairs in heritage quays. The pancake tacos were really good, with decent coffee. This place go for breakfast straight off the cruise ships or while visiting st John's

The coffee is delicious and the service is awesome. A definite must stop when visiting Antigua!

It was pleasant. I ordered my bbq wings and fries it was So delicious. The customer service was really good .the atmosphere was relaxing .

Great coffee - excellent service.

Nice. Clean.

My partner and I came here for some breakfast. T I had the the breakfast burrito with egg, sausage and cheese. They had the breakfast burrito with fish, egg and cheese. Both were delicious and they were very generous with the protein! The burrito also included veggies and their house sauce. I usually like my burritos really saucy so I asked for some mayo and sweet chilli on the side. We also had an iced coffee with caramel and cinnamon brewed fresh. The bathroom was clean. The overall atmosphere was great, while it is a small spot but we were seated comfortably at the bar. The owner was working that morning and he was a pleasure to speak to. There was another young man working, he was also very kind. They had a great system going! By time we were ready to leave orders were picking up for the lunch rush. While we only went for breakfast their menu was extension and looked fantastic. 10/10 and I will be back. PS don't forget to sign their wall!

A modern and tranquil environment with branding to help you remember the place you got some tasty food from. Cuisine is diverse with just the right blends. Eating next to the waterfall is a must.

Good food, good vibes, good people. love the creativity of the menus along side the wide range of options available. also love the build your own dish.

First time I had a burrito was from here and it was good.

I usually just give a pros and cons review, however, this Cafe has earned some bias with me. The fae itself is run be some incredible young men who really put their heart into everything they do. The food was amazing and had great presentation, the service made me feel welcomed and almost too comfortable. Even with a small place to work with the interior looks really nice and my group enjoyed every minute.

The ambience, the music, the service and the above all the food is WONDERFUL. It is like an oasis to recharge and go again.

Food, delicious! Delivery, timely! Above all, service - impeccable! I got an extra serving of Basmati rice along with a cookie and chocolate, all "on the house". Talk about service with a 😃. I definitely recommend you to eat there.

I was Greeted warmly by the staff who were very friendly and welcoming! The Manager on the floor was very thorough and professional and always with a bright smile.My meal was done to perfection and tasted amazing! Will definitely return to try other menu options!

Good local spot for food. Went for bunch on Sunday which’s pparently is the only menu fir Sunday along wirh the specials. I tried the grilled lobster which was good. It came with a side of cilantro rice and veggies. Lobstrr was well seasoned and did not require the garlic butter. My party had breakfast which was standard but good. Requested dessert which was brought in a paper bag however my intention was to eat in. Waitress was not personnalve and when asked for recommendations she stated everything was good The white rum cake was also good. Coconut crush was salso good and not too seeet. The prices are on the higher end and believe you are paying for the ambiance.

I visited this place on a Thursday night. Their menu is not attractive. Crab cakes and Antiguan Meatballs were yummy. Meatballs were cold. The fried calamari was overcooked. The chicken quesadilla was terrible. Soaked in oil and there was a green veggie ingredient (probably Kale) that made it taste worse. Their Old Fashioned Rum Punch was good. The service staff is polite. This place is overpriced. For the same money I spent here, I went to Le Bistro which is not far from there and is consider one of the best restaurants of the island.

Visiting Sips and Tips on August 13th, 2025, during my first visit to Antigua turned out to be unforgettable, for all the wrong reasons. Upon entry, there was no greeting, and I had to ask a server for a table. We were handed menus and told someone would be right with us, but after 5 minutes, no one came by, and the server was busy elsewhere. We requested to sit outside and such was permitted but the same thing happened. Another 10 minutes passed with no service, even after a reminder that we were ready to order. A further 20 minutes of waiting followed, while newer guests were being served first and we again reminded another server that we were ready to order but same result, nothing. After a total of 40 minutes was wasted, we chose to leave. The only apology, a perfunctory half-hearted one, felt like the final slap from the initial server. As a Caribbean visitor(I'm Trinidadian), I left thinking this misstep reflected poorly on Antigua. I won’t be back to Sips and Tips , nor will I recommend it to others.

This is by far my favorite place to have lunch/dinner. The variety of food is always pleasing, have tried most of the dishes and I have never been disappointed, the atmosphere for dinner is my favorite by far, service has been pleacent most of the times, staff is really nice but sometimes may not be the best, however is something you can work with.

I came here with a friend for lunch. The atmosphere was nice but the waitress who took our order forgot to tell the people at the bar our order for our drinks. Before ordering, we asked for separate bills (we were later given one bill). We waited 2 hours for our drinks. The waitress did not come back and check up on us to ask us how was the food or anything of the sort but was instead busy elsewhere. Before I continue this review, I will let it be known that I have been here several times and I have had issues each time. Continuing the review, I also noted that the prices have increased significantly from the last time I came here. I ordered the steak fajita and although it was delicious, it was a little oily. The menu is not as appealing like I remember. Towards the end, we paid in US dollars but it also seems like they don't know how to convert EC prices to the US prices as they made several mistakes with our change and the customer service was unprofessional. Overall I'm very disappointed with the experience and hoping to see an improvement in the future.

Oh, let me tell you about the hidden treasure that has become one of my favourite pop in places in Antigua – Sips & Tips. This place is an absolute gem, and I can't wait to share my glowing review with you all. The folks at Sips & Tips greeted me with friendly smiles and made me feel like I was catching up with old friends rather than stepping into a restaurant. It's the kind of welcome that instantly puts you at ease and sets the tone for a fantastic time. Now, let's get to the good stuff – the food. Oh boy, where do I even begin? The menu is a delightful mix of local flavors. They serve breakfast, lunch and diner so you can basically visit this spot at any time. With omelettes and iced coffees straight to delicious ribs and amaretto sours, they got you sorted! From juicy local seafood that tastes like it was just plucked from the ocean to creative twists on classic dishes like their Lasagna, every bite was a burst of flavor. And trust me, I'm a foodie, and Sips & Tips definitely meets my expectations. In addition, Sips & Tips has this knack for creating an atmosphere that suits any occasion. Whether you're planning a laid-back hangout with friends or a cozy family dinner, this place has you covered. It's got that wonderful blend of laid-back island vibes and lively energy that makes you feel right at home, no matter the company you're in. So, if you're on the lookout for a spot that combines exceptional service, mouthwatering food, and top-notch entertainment, Sips & Tips is your go-to. It's not just a restaurant and bar; it's an experience that'll make you want to keep coming back for more. I can't recommend it enough – it's a slice of Antiguan paradise that's waiting to be savoured.

A bright place to gather as three cafes merge together in a central space, but the atmosphere was lacking & I’d like to see more engagement from the staff to customer.

This place is delightful! I have to think some of the bad reviews are from the restaurant next door, which I haven't been to. But this place has fast and attentive service, delicious food, and wonderful views as it's right on the water. Fresh squeezed passion fruit juice was the cherry on top! If you're in the area and want food by the water it's absolutely worth going to. The one caviat is that they only accept cash, so make sure to bring cash with you!

If there was an option to give 0 stars i would. Absolutely astonished this place has such positive reviews (they must be 100% fake). Was held hostage here for over 3 hours (30 mins for our order to be taken, 30 mins for our drinks, an additional 1.5 hours for our food to be served) . We spent over $110 USD for 3 entrees and drinks (a cold & sour burger, dry chicken club, watered down iced coffees). For the love of god please stay away from this restaurant and go eat upstairs at Cloggy's exponentially better. It's like night and day. Fast and attentive service. Seafood was freshly caught, presentation was spectacular and most of all very affordable.

Right at the water's edge of Antigua Yacht Club Marina, Seabreeze is a great place to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and take in the mega yachts docked nearby. I enjoyed an English breakfast after a business meeting. The staff was friendly and efficient. The food was yummy.

Really nice people running this place and great pizza. My only snag is that they are cash only so I can rarely go there. Xx

We came in for a beer and a bagel at lunch. The good thing is that you can have a nice table overlooking the harbour. And that's all with the good things. The two tiny bagels were the kind of frozen ones microwaved, with salmon and cream, no dressing, no side salad, nothing. The 2 beers were the classic Carib beers. We asked for 2 coffees and went for the bill. For 2 bagels, 2 small local beers, 2 coffees, they asked us 51 USD!!! Just to put things into perspective, yesterday I had lunch at half moon bay, having lobster, at 35 usd. So you might as well don't stop at this bar and move to any other places in Antigua where food and service are better and prices correct.

Glen is the best barista on the island and knows just what we want! The staff is cheerful and welcoming. Food is good. Gelato delicious. Coffee ... The best!

Petal’s Cafe is a locally owned breakfast and lunch place open Monday-Saturday! The wait times can vary depending on how busy it gets- but it’s worth the wait! The owner is very friendly, excellent cook, and enjoys interacting with the guests and providing them with a yummy meal. Even better is the cafe is located near the marina for water views and if you catch it on a rainy day- rainbows can be seen! We ate here 3+ times during our vacation!

We have limited time in Antigua and traveled from our hotel to Petals Cafe only to discover that they are closed for the season (until 10/13/25). We wasted taxi money to get there. They need to update their online presence so that customers are aware of their closure.

We were greeted with a smile and sat at a lovely table in the breezeway. We ordered breakfast roti, ginger tea, cranberry juice and strawberry banana french toast. Our cuisine was made to order and every bit of it was delicious. Petal's is definitely a go-to eatery while on the island. Great service and wonderful food. Thank you Happy vacationing and holiday in Antigua❣🏖

I've been living in Antigua and Barbuda 🇦🇬 for 2 years now and have eaten at Petals consistently for this this period of time and have never had a meal I did not FULL'JOY! I highly recommend this Cafe to anyone that enjoys great food, nutritious and excellent service to Match! Great atmosphere & beautiful personality of the owner Miss Petal & her Staff! I give her 7stars out of 5!! Im a good all 70+ yrs well traveled & still never had a meal I didn't enjoy Here!

A little difficult to find, but well worth visiting. Petal‘s was one of the culinary highlights on Antigua and the line in front of the cafe speaks for itself. Best roti I have had in a long time. Chicken curry was flavorful and freshly prepared. Portions are HUGE! #eatlocal #travelicious

Petal’s Cafe is by far the best breakfast / lunch spot in Jolly Harbour. I had a lovely omelette for breakfast and an exceptional chicken salad for lunch. Both dishes were incredibly well seasoned and tasted amazing. I also tried some of the chicken rotti which was one of the best I’ve had in Antigua. Petal herself is absolutely lovely and I couldn’t recommend her restaurant enough.

Lovely atmosphere. Very welcoming. They serve all day breakfast which was yum. On the edge of jolly harbor Marina which makes it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy local and some continental cuisine. The staff was attentive and hospitable.

I ordered a egg and ham sandwich. It was soooo good. Be sure to have cash as it’s the only method of payment they accept.

I’m back in the UK, have been for 2 weeks and I’m still thinking about those bacon and egg sandwiches. Jackie I don’t know what you do to them but WOW I’ve never had a bacon and egg as good as yours. Seriously recommend to anyone local or travelling. Go to Barbuda JUST for her sandwiches. Worth every penny.

We spent a few days in Barbuda and every day we could not start the day without a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich, coffee and local juice for breakfast at Wa'Omoni's. Jackie, the manager, is super nice 🙏🏽 Absolutely recommended!!

Excellent food, super nice people. Sitting area upstairs is also very good with a view over the square. Prices are totally fair.

Enjoyed a great lunch of curry chicken which was very reasonably priced

We dined at Wa'Omoni's for chicken and venison burgers. My partner loved his locally sourced meat. Our chicken burgers were great. The sea had been rough so fish was scarce. Jackie, the owner was WONDERFUL. We ate upstairs admiring the view of the sleepy airstrip.

Great burgers quickly prepared. Very reasonable too. Have lunch upstairs to admire her beautiful garden and the sleepy airport. AND she will also sell her lettuce. Nice and crisp. Lovely meal