Nevis Restaurants

Rumours Bar And Grill – Newcastle, Nevis

Nevis Restaurants – Rumours Bar and Grill.  Rumours is not really new, it is just that I finally had some photographs and the time to add it to the site.  The restaurant is easy to find as it sits directly on the main road not far from the airport.  The food here is mainly West Indian, with some Continental style choices too.  This said go to Rumours for the West Indian food…..you can get the European or American food at home!   

For many years I always claimed that Oualie Beach had the best conch chowder, I have changed my mind, Nevis has a new conch chowder King….it is without a doubt Rumours.  I could not get over how good it was, very spicy too…just the way I like it.  Along with the conch chowder, they also have the standard fare, such as baked chicken, assorted fresh fish, green salads, and locally grown vegetables.

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Cocunut Grove Restaurant & Wine Lounge

While I personally have not had a chance to dine at the Coconut Grove Restaurant & Wine Lounge yet, I have heard very good reviews from both Nevisians and tourists alike.  The restaurant is very tastefully decorated in, don’t ask me why, but Balinese style?  Seems a bit odd for the Caribbean to look South Pacific, but somehow it works.

Two items of note about Coconut Grove for all of us “beverage lovers”, it is the only place on Nevis with a wine cellar, and it is the only place on Nevis where you can get beer on tap.  Now you just know I will have to check out the beer situation.  Pull me a pint please!  The wine cellar offers quite a nice selection of US and French wines….worth a look see just for that reason alone.

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Located In The Botanical Gardens Of Nevis

The interior is beautifully decorated with hand-carved teak furniture, but most visitors prefer to sit on the spacious verandahs to enjoy breezes, the views to the garden, and the impressive panorama of Charlestown, Nevis Peak, and St. Kitts. Martha’s in the Garden is the perfect location for breakfast, lunch, a snack, or a drink, following a leisurely stroll through the Garden.

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