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PostPosted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 7:04 am    Post subject: FOOD & DINING IN GUYANA / GUYANA DINING GUIDE Reply with quote

FOOD & DINING IN GUYANA

GENERAL

The food in Guyanese society reflects the range of influences from different parts of the world. Guyanese love food, love eating it, shopping for the best spices and ingredients to prepare it and most of all, Guyanese love to share it.

From India came curries - i.e. mutton, prawn and chicken and a variety of wild meat such as deer and labba.

From Africa you find dishes such as foo-foo where plantains are made into cakes , cook-up rice which is rice cooked in one pot with chicken and vegetables and metamgee, a kind of soup where dumplings made from corn flour, eddoes, yams, cassava and plantains cooked in coconut milk and grated coconut.

From the Portuguese garlic pork with is a pickle made from Garlic, vinegar and of course the best pork. This is popular at Christmas.

The Amerindians gave us pepper pot our National Dish. A stew made with a variety of meats, cassareep and of course pepper.

The menus of most hotels and restaurants in Guyana offer international and local cuisine, you will often find chicken, pork and steak and, succulent shrimp and prawns and wonderful fish. And also the best Chinese food in Guyana can be found in the capital Georgetown. Guyanese local rum, Demerara Rum is well worth trying, while the local beer is must. Fresh fruit juices are also readily available made from everything from cherries and watermelon to plums.

PLACES TO DINE

Bistro 176
176 Middle Street,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 226-1612-5, 592 226-16847

Bottle Bar and Restaurant
Cara Lodge,
294 Quamina Street ,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 225-5301

Bourbon Restaurant
Sidewalk Cafe,
176 Middle St,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 226-5363

Cazabon at Hotel Tower
74-75 Main Street,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 227-2011/4

Dutch Bottle Café
10 North Road Bourda,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 231-6560
Website: http://www.dutchbottle.com/about.html

El Dorado Restaurant, Browne's cafe and Le Poolside
Le Meridien Pegasus,
Seawall Road Kingston,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 225-3703

Hacks Halaal Restaurant
5 Commerce St,
Georgetown
Tel: 2261844

New Thriving
Camp St & Brickdam,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 223-9629

Oasis Cafe
125 Carmichael St,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 2269916

Palm Court
35 Main Street,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 227-0008-9

Popeye's
1 E Vlissengen Road and Duncan Street,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 233-6226

The Garden City Cafe
45 High Street,
Kingston,
georgetown
Tel: 592 223-7312

V.I.P Pizza Plus
164 Barr St,
Kitty,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 227-0781

White Castle Fish Shop
236 Albert & Forshaw St,
Queenstown,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 223-0921

WindJammer International Cuisine
27 Queen St,
Kitty,
Georgetown
Tel: 592 227-7478 or 592 226-3407
Website: http://www.windjammergy.com/
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