Bonaire is a small island in the Caribbean with a population of approximately 20,000 people. Despite having a small number of residents, this vacation paradise has an array of cuisines to offer to anyone who pays a visit. From European to Middle Eastern, Bonaire's selection of top-notch dining options are pretty much endless. Check out our rundown below for the best restaurants on the island.
Brass Boer Restaurant Bonaire
Upscale dining right by the beach. Brass Boer is located at Delfins Beach Resort and is the perfect spot for date nights. The restaurant boasts of a menu that mixes local ingredients with global influences that form refined and stunning gourmet dishes.
Capriccio
The brainchild of Andrea Magni - the youngest chef to get a Michelin Star in Italy and Lorella Lucia Scandaletti, Capriccio serves mouth-watering Italian cuisine and a selection of fine wines from their own cellar and is said to have one of the most outstanding wine lists in the world. Best paired with their dishes of course.
It Rains Fishes
You probably can't get fish any fresher than the ones served at It Rains Fishes. In front of the restaurant itself, there are several fishing boats docked and ready to go out for some fresh catch first thing in the morning. The restaurant also offers a "Chef's Table" - a one of a kind dining experience where a chef and sous chef will cook a 6-course dinner right in front of you.
Mezze
This Turkish restaurant is the only place in Bonaire that offers an authentic selection of Middle Eastern dishes such as lamb, kebab, hummus, kibbeh, kafta, baked-to-order pita bread, and skewers. Mezze's menu selections come in small servings so one can enjoy a variety of dishes in one go.
La Cantina
La Cantina is a proud advocate of locally sourced and grown ingredients for everything they offer on their menu. The restaurant prides itself on its fresh selection of poultry and locally produced fruits and vegetables. Aside from their extensive menu, La Cantina also has an in-house brewery where they serve an array of delicious home-brewed craft beers.
No vacation is complete without going on a food trip around the island. Get to know the island of Bonaire through the food it has to offer and bask in the gastronomic delights that add to the island's wonderful food culture.
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The letter 'B' of the ABC islands of the Caribbean, Bonaire covers 111 square miles and is the sister island of Aruba and Curacao. Located in the southern part of the Caribbean off the north coast of South America near western Venezuela, Bonaire is nestled just right below the hurricane.
There are many ways to explore and see the amazing sights on the island of Bonaire, but to be able to maximize your trip and do this in a leisurely fashion, renting your own vehicle is definitely the way to go. Delfins Beach Resort offers a wide variety of vehicles.