Caye Caulker Restaurants

 9 Reviews  Fantastic. Those reviewers who said the floor was sand must have been smoking a little too much of the local stuff. The restaurant is very comfortable with outdoor and indoor seating. The bartender,... 

 8 Reviews  Don Corleone's Caribbean Trattoria turned out to be one of my favorite restaurants in Caye Caulker. As soon as we walked in, I very much enjoyed the elegant yet cozy atmosphere of the place, and got a... 

 6 Reviews  Habaneros definitely brings something a little different to the table as far as restaurants go in Caye Caulker. As you pick a spot on the nice outdoor patio, you immediately catch the sound of funky... 

 4 Reviews  The Happy Lobster is a nice, unpretentious restaurant located on Front Street. After our day of snorkelling with E-Z Boy Tours we went out for dinner there, and we each picked something different from... 

 5 Reviews  a cute Texas couple just took over the ownership of Herbal Tribe. They have kept the island ambeince, same personel, and menu items. While adding great new items and dessert We really enjoyed the new... 

 7 Reviews  Love the garden that you dine in!!! So beautiful! The food is great & at a great price. They have a varity of food, from fresh fish, shrimp, sandwiches,chicken, wrapes and it just goes, on. The cole... 

 4 Reviews  The Iguana Reef Inn website says: Located on middle street in the center of the village. The bakery is open Monday through Saturday from about 7:30 AM until 7:00 PM, but closed between noon and 2:00... 

 7 Reviews  We went a couple of times when exploring the south side of the island and found the omelettes and bread are quite nice and substantial but overall, everything else was very pricey and very small... 

 3 Reviews  We went to Wish Willy's after a nite dive. Willy is really friendly and made us feel at home. We couldn't quite finish our meal and asked for a box to take back to our room. He couldn't find one, so... 

 3 Reviews  Good breakfast at a great price. It's closed Saturday and Sunday, though. It's small inside, but cozy. If you sit by the windows to their yard, look for the little purple land crabs. They don't like... 

 4 Reviews  Has good pizza, but we couldn't eat it all and they wanted US 50 cents for the take-out box. Very little non-alcoholic to drink. We paid US$19 for the largest pizza, garlic bread and a couple of... 

 3 Reviews  Because it was the restaurant closest to our hotel, we ended up having dinner at Tropical Paradise on our very first night in Caye Caulker. As soon as we sat down, we were greeted by the very friendly... 

 2 Reviews  A very non descript place which opens as the suns goes down most evenings.....we wouldnt even have eaten there if we werent directed by some guy working front street soliciting people with a menu in... 

 1 Review  Romie's make some great homemade sauces in many flavors, but some of them are quite hot. The food is also great, especially the lobster which is delicious. The atmosphere is really nice and relaxed.... 

 1 Review  Hannah’s is just across the way from rasta pasta. They do a lot of food on the barbeque – the chicken is excellent. It takes a while but then there is no rush on Caye Caulker. They have a few TVs... 

 1 Review  I'm not sure how to define this place. They had fried jacks on the menu, and I thought that would be fish, but it isn't. They had a self service coffee urn (second picture) which we didn't sample... 

 1 Review  A good, cheap meal, leaning toward the Hispanic cuisine of Belize. You order small tostadas, garnaches and other small plates- almost like tapas. It helps if you can speak a little spanish if you want... 

 1 Review  I haven't been here myself - Bob has been but he didn't take any pictures. Guidebook author Harry Pariser says: The attractive Castaways serves lasagna, Thai shrimp, fried rice, and other dishes in... 

 Diverdan28 Says:  Roger is an amiable chap who holds court streetside. He explained that renovations were underway and his licquor license pending but showed us where to buy our... 

 Diverdan28 Says:  My brother and I stayed for 8 nights on Caye Caulker and tried almost all the happy hours. We finally settled on bambooze with their 2 for B$7 rum drinks. Meldi... 

 fearless1 Says:  no food that night, this is for after the sand box, beers and swings, swing next to the bar and pick up your beer, take a sip and on the next pass set it back... 

 Jefie Says:  I was pretty disappointed when I saw that Jan's Place, that excellent bakery we had discovered on our previous trip to Caye Caulker, had closed. It's now a... 

 Jefie Says:  This place used to be an Indian restaurant and I remember walking past it several times during my first trip to Caye Caulker, thinking it looked kind of neat,...