Animal Flower Cave & Restaurant

Wow! What a spectacular place to visit! The coastline with the wave smashing into the shore was unbelievable. The power of mother nature is unreal. We were unable to visit the cave do to the rough ocean conditions but our experience at the restaurant was excellent! We were quickly seated with a supreme view of the ocean. The ocean spray would literally climb the shoreline and spray 10 feet from our table. Absolutely wild and safe! The Jerk Chicken Tacos were excellent. I found that the tacos were complimented well with an ice cold Deputy Beer! Friendly staff and an overall great experience! Enjoy Barbados!

We didnt stay long in the touristy looking area by the plentiful parking. The restaurant looked nice with an expansive view directly on the ocean and a decent menu with fair prices, we might have eaten but we were late for lunchtime and not ready for dinner. We hiked about a mile to the south all the way to the end where there appears to be an abandoned resort of some kind. There was a hidden cement staircase in front of the abandoned buildings leading down to an isolated small beach area that was fun to explore. All along the way beautiful vistas and large waves crashing above the seawall. Hot and no shade but sea air and steady breeze felt good enough.

This experience was fun! A guide escorted tour into and around the cave is essential and the only way to gain access. The steps are steep and the floor of the cave jagged and can be slippery making it difficult/unsuitable for young children and the less able. Wear suitable footwear and changing rooms are available to get into your swimming gear before entering the cave. The swim in the cave pool is fun and worthwhile negotiating the loose rocks. All in all you are down there for about 30 mins for $40 (Barbadian) per adult. Afterwards enjoy the views from the windy cliffs above.

Unfortunately when we arrived the caves and restaurant were closed due to the waves. Nothing could be done but a shame not to be able to go in and explore. The views from the cliff were spectacular. The journey on the bus was an adventure and well worth it, got to see places we would otherwise never seen.

We made reservations for the restaurant ahead of time which gave us a great view of the Atlantic. The food was excellent and inexpensive. They didn’t rush us out or try to oversell us. Bought tickets for the cave tour when we arrived. Our guide was relaxed and allowed us to stay pretty much as long as we wanted. I highly recommend the tour, just bring water shoes. Walk the grounds if you have time and sunscreen!

Great view, great food, great service. To be honest.., our expectations were low... many restaurants with a view like this one just don't care about food quality and service. We were positively surprised! Everything was amazing. Fishcakes, roti, bread food tacos and even an amazing poutine! Highly recommend! The caves were amazing as well and we had a great guide. Floors can be a little slippery and rocky, but the pace of the tour is slow and the guide helps you find your footing. You can swim as well and it's a really cool experience

The caves were awesome. Highly suggest getting there for opening and being the first tour. Very quiet and not a lot of people. We got there for 9am on a Saturday. The restaurant didn't open until 11am, so we didn't get a chance to try the food. The tour took about an hour total.

We reached here on Christmas Day when the restaurant was closed, so we parked outside and walked along the shore. By shore, I mean "above" the actual shore, on the rocks. Make sure you have good feet protection because the rocky surface is very jagged, and you will get hurt if you aren't wearing proper footwear. We were in flip flops, so we were extra careful. The views were terrific, and we spent a very pleasant 1 hour here. We cannot comment on the actual restaurant and facilities although the location of the restaurant is right on the ridge and offers excellent waterside dining.