Showing posts with label caribbean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caribbean. Show all posts
Saturday, May 1, 2021
Bammy's
"The bammy, a vegan/gluten-free/nut-free cassava root “flatbread,” is a staple in Jamaica. Soaked in coconut milk and fried until perfectly golden brown, a bammy is the perfect vessel for absorbing all of the flavors on your plate. And that is what Bammy's is all about: soaking up time spent with family and friends over a meal made with love." Closest Metro is Navy Yard.
Thursday, November 2, 2017
Kith and Kin
Kith and Kin is an upscale casual dining restaurant at InterContinental Washington D.C - The Wharf. Kith and Kin is inspired by Chef Kwame Onwuachi's cultural roots and fond memories of cooking with family. Celebrating his heritage ranging from Nigeria and Jamaica, to West Africa and the Caribbean, to New Orleans and New York, Chef Kwame finds his culinary impetus in everywhere he's from, everywhere he's been, and the influence of those who know him best. While dining over beautifully designed dishes, paired with hand-crafted cocktails, enjoy scenic views of the Washington Channel and create your memories with your own kith and kin (family and friends). Closest Metro is L'enfant Plaza.
Sunday, October 22, 2017
Tulip Caribbean Brasserie

Saturday, October 21, 2017
The Kitchen Table by White
The Kitchen Table by White features only 16 comfortable seats for a gastronomic 7-8 course feast of Aruban-Caribbean Cuisine ($99) paired with world renowned wines for an additional $75. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a refreshing glass of prosecco and waited outside to catch the beautiful sunset. Then we entered the kitchen to begin the culinary journey.
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Passions on the Beach

Monday, December 2, 2013
Mango Tree Restaurant

Saturday, November 30, 2013
Jade Mountain Club

Bayside Restaurant

Friday, November 29, 2013
Boucan at Hotel Chocolat
The exclusive cacao cuisine and spectacular setting has made Boucan one of St. Lucia's most popular foodie destinations. Inspired by the rare cocoa growing on Rabot Estate, the exclusive menu uses cocoa sometimes as a light and subtle spice, sometimes as a delicate infusion, but always in a natural, healthy and exciting harmony. Located in the Hotel Chocolat, Boucan is a modern restaurant perched among the luscious mountains of Soufriere, St. Lucia.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Cuba Libre
Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar is "dedicated to a continued exploration of Cuban heritage, art,
music, flavors and traditions. The open-air setting, tropical ambiance, vintage décor, upbeat Latin
music and Concept Chef/Partner, Guillermo Pernot's delectable menu of 'Nuevo Cubano' dishes and
traditional favorites, make all of our restaurants a must-see, must-experience dining destination." Closest Metro is Gallery Place-Chinatown.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Platos
Just a quick minutes stroll from the El San Juan Resort in the heart of Isla Verde, Platos invites you to experience the authentic local Puerto Rican cuisine complimented by an excellent wine selection and a modern Bar. This casual restaurant should not be overlooked when visiting San Juan.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Dragonfly
Dragonfly is Old San Juan's most hip, ground-breaking, and talked about restaurant. Featuring cutting edge Latin-Asian Fusion cuisine and sushi, Chef Severo Duran mingles exotic spices and ingredients with creative twists. Designed to resemble an old opium den in tropical Asia, Dragonfly's sexy gold and red interior is the perfect place to go for parties and special occasions.
Friday, January 27, 2012
KOCO
KOCO, located in the fabulous El San Juan Hotel & Casino in Isla Verde, is the newest, hottest OOF! Restaurant, and the design showpiece of the company. KOCO features Chef Hector Crespo’s interpretation of Modern Caribbean dishes, using fresh island ingredients, artistic presentations, and traditional techniques to create a new vibrant, soulful cuisine. KOCO features an extensive Rum Bar and the chicest lounge in town, serving a hip modern take on some classic Caribbean cocktails, and the largest selection of rums on the island.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Starfish Café
Restaurant: Starfish Café (http://www.starfishcafedc.com/)
Location: Barracks Row
Total Rating: 3.3
Food: 3, Price: 3, Service: 4, Ambience: 4, Accessibility: 5
Summary: This Caribbean Creole Seafood Restaurant has a cool, contemporary, tropical feel. Decorated with various ceramic fish and oceanic items, this local hotspot offers happy hour specials with a raw bar. They serve daily specials – but beware of ordering the special from the day before (leftovers). Keith had the misfortune of receiving cold paella that we had to send back to the kitchen. Closest Metro is Eastern Market.
August 2008: A lot of the menu is fried, which can be heavy for me. The Fried Crab Fingers are actually the whole front claws, which was different and so-so; I probably would not order it again. I really want to try one of the fresh ceviches. I think this would be great paired with a margarita or other tropical cocktail on a warm evening. Just close your eyes and your experience takes you to white sandy beaches….
UPDATE: Since a big snow storm was on the way, we decided to try Starfish again for dinner. It was empty when we arrived, but soon filled up with the dinner rush. Service was very attentive, but I did not enjoy my meal at all. The mussels were bad - either microwaved or just undercooked - I had to send them back. And my pasta/sauce was way oversalted. Keith, enjoyed his gumbo and po' boy sandwhich though. I think I prefer this place for the appetizers and drink specials only.
What I ate:
Seafood Linguine
scallops, calamari, shrimp, mussels with linguine in a tomato cream sauce
Fried Crab Fingers
Lightly breaded with “panko” and flash fried. Served with a citrus -horseradish sauce.
Stuffed Tilapia Parmesan
Farm-raised Tilapia filets lightly breaded with parmesan cheese and flashed fried,
stuffed with crab meat, shrimp and spinach and finished with a caper-lemon-butter sauce.
Served with garlic mashed potato & fresh vegetables.
Lightly breaded with “panko” and flash fried. Served with a citrus -horseradish sauce.
Stuffed Tilapia Parmesan
Farm-raised Tilapia filets lightly breaded with parmesan cheese and flashed fried,
stuffed with crab meat, shrimp and spinach and finished with a caper-lemon-butter sauce.
Served with garlic mashed potato & fresh vegetables.
Cajun Fried Calamari
Hand-breaded with corn flour and Cajun spices. Served with saffron-lime tartar sauce
Shrimp "Verde" Ceviche
Gulf shrimp marinated in lime juice, tossed with avocado, peppers, chopped cilantro, red onions, diced tomatoes, jalapeno peppers and sea salt
Plus Keith ate:
Gumbo
seafood soup with sausage and rice
Fried Seafood Platter
Golden fried shrimp, oysters, crab balls & catfish filets,
served with fries, coleslaw, our saffron-lime tartar sauce
Served with a cup of seafood gumbo.
Starfish Seafood Paella
Combination of large shrimps, mussels, scallops, calamari rings,
andouille sausage and chunks of white fish cooked with rice
in a delicious saffron broth and topped with fried asparagus.
Golden fried shrimp, oysters, crab balls & catfish filets,
served with fries, coleslaw, our saffron-lime tartar sauce
Served with a cup of seafood gumbo.
Starfish Seafood Paella
Combination of large shrimps, mussels, scallops, calamari rings,
andouille sausage and chunks of white fish cooked with rice
in a delicious saffron broth and topped with fried asparagus.
Shrimp and Grits
Creamy gorgonzola infused grits topped with blackened
gulf shrimp and drizzled with a spicy tomato Creole sauce
Fried Oyster Po-Boy Sandwich
Served on crusty french bread with shredded lettuce, tomatoes and saffron-lime tartar sauce.
Served with coleslaw and french fries.

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