British Virgin Islands Restaurants
The British Virgin Islands are part of the Virgin Islands archipelago in the Caribbean. The territory is made up of 16 islands that are inhabited and more than 20 islands that are uninhabited.1 Seafood is the specialty of most restaurants in the British Virgin Islands, but there are also a few that serve a little of an International cuisine, such as Italian and French.
Fast Facts
- Location: Caribbean
- Chief of State: Queen Elizabeth II
- Governor: David Pearey
- Capital: Road Town Tortola
- Population: 24,041 (July 2008 est.)2
- Language: English
- Currency: U.S. Dollar
- Country code: 284
- Time zone: AST
- Climate is subtropical and tempared by trade winds
Fine Dining
The Biras Creek Resort offers diners the island's finest chefs.3 Five days a week a barbecue lunched is served until 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon, and then around 6:30 p.m. dinner starts. The four-course, fixed-price menu changes daily and fine attire is required.
Affordable Dining
For a quick bite to eat or maybe just a cold drink, try Capriccio di Mare on Tortola Island. It's a small, "laid-back" Italian cafe that serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and even has a happy hour for guests; Concierge.com even claims that the food is "great."4 It's also conveniently located near the ferry dock in Road Town.
Mahalo Suggests
When planning a trip, please see British Virgin Islands Vacation and British Virgin Islands Hotels.
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