The Red Crab Restaurant & Bar

The Red Crab, located in Lance Aux Epines, has always been one of our favorite restaurants.

It has a certain charm about it which we like, and we have been going there for many years.
The building has not changed much during that time, which i guess is what we like the most about it, both that and the consistently good food. Styled after an English pub, it has been under one ownership for many years and offers both indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a nice bar you can hang out at.

The restaurant is popular with both visitors and locals alike, especially for dinner, but they are also open for lunch.
The lunch menu is not as extensive as the dinner menu, but rest assured, you will not be disappointed with either of them. We stopped off there for lunch a couple of days ago, and the service and food was excellent. The restaurant was not crowded when we were there, but i think that this is mainly because the tourist season is over now.

We took a few photos, especially of the food.
We ordered the Wienerschnitzel, calalloo soup, steak and fruit punch (several, they were that good!) I guess the main question we are always asked, is: Would we recommend this restaurant? The answer to this questions is a definite yes, as the food and service continues to be good.

Opening hours Mon - Sat 11.00 AM - 2.00 PM and 6.00 PM - 11.00 PM
Tel. (473) 444 4424
Major Credit Cards welcome

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Looks like an English Pub with a retro twist
Thanks for sharing

joshman40 , May 14, 2009

Lobstor tail to die for!!

Ever since our honeymoon in 1985, the wife and I have been enjoying the great hospitality, service and food that is the hallmark of the Red Crab.

Georg Fuelscher , May 15, 2009

Divine Lobster & Lambie!

My husband & I had a wonderful dinner here that we will always remember fondly! We haven't had any lobster as delightful as the ones served at the Red Crab! We'll be sure to visit on our next trip to Grenada!

Karen Battoo & Ian Atkins , February 07, 2010