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Catherine's Café Plage
English Harbour
French cooking with your feet more or less in the sand, on Pigeon Beach at the mouth of Falmouth Harbour. Long lunches, rosé, and yachts on the water in front of you.
Editor's Pick
Sheer Rocks
West Coast
Built into the cliff above Ffryes on the west coast, with the tables stepped down towards the water. Small plates and seafood, and the sunset does half the work.
Editor's Pick
Ana's on the Beach
North Coast
White rooms opening straight onto the sand on Fort Road, north of the capital. Mediterranean cooking, art on the walls, and lunch that tends to run into the afternoon.
Cloggy's
English Harbour
Upstairs at the Antigua Yacht Club in Falmouth, on a deck that looks straight down the masts. The kind of place that fills up with whoever has just come off a boat.
Le Bistro
North Coast
One of the island's oldest restaurants, tucked into a garden at Hodges Bay on the north coast. Classic French, indoors, away from the sea — the one to book when the wind is up.
Pillars Restaurant
English Harbour
Inside the eighteenth-century fort above Fort James beach, with the tables under the trees on the old rampart. Worth it for the setting and the view back over the bay.
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