Antigua: Where and what to eat
Some hotels require men to wear slacks (no jeans) and a (polo) shirt with a collar (no t-shirts). Usual practice for tipping is 10% if no service charge has been added. Restaurants ranging in wide variety of prices, locations and dishes. The casual elan of Antigua carries straight through to its dining options, and the local flavor lends itself to just about every dish. Nearly all the island chefs specialize in dishes using island ingredients and techniques of Creole cuisine to prepare the finest fare or just to whip up a fresh salad on the beach. Whatever style suits your fancy, you'll always get a taste island spice! Fresh seafood, of course, is available everywhere and prepared in countless ways! While you're making the gastronomical rounds, keep in mind that British heritage has had a long influence here, so dining out calls for a bit spiffier dress than on most other Caribbean islands.
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