Last Updated on July 7, 2025, 3:48 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis Restaurant Week, another massive event in the summer lineup of the island nation is just around the corner. After the Nevis Mango Festival, which is currently ongoing in the sister island, the restaurant week helps businesses showcase their products to the world.
The organization has shared that the anticipation for the restaurant week is on the rise. Several prominent restaurants are participating in the restaurant week for the 2025 edition.
The theme for the 2025 St Kitts and Nevis Restaurant Week is to create tamarind based cuisine or having the ingredient be the main element in a meal. The restaurant week, so far, has been highly in demand with patrons getting tickets for all major events.
The event will start on July 13, with the St. Kitts Tasting Showcase which is being hosted in St Kitts Eco Park from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The next event on the lineup was R&B Tamarind Brunch which will be hosted at the Queen City Bar and Garden on July 19
Next event for the event is the Karaoke, Melt Away will be hosted at the Walwyn Street Buckley’s Site, Basseterre 7 PM on July 23. A Tropical Twist Dinner will be the next event on the agenda which will be hosted at the Heritage Village on July 24
Next, a children home charity gala will be hosted at the Serendipity. The next event will be DATE NIGHT by Sweet Devine, A Cake & Sip Experience, Yani’s One Pot, Seahawk Marine on July 19.
COOK, SIP & GLAMP will be hosted at the Park Hyatt starting at 4:30 P.M on July 20. On July 17 & July 25 will be days for Tamarind Flavors at the Carambola Beach Club starting on 6-9 P.M
The next event of the St Kitts and Nevis Restaurant week will be the Grill Fest at the Frigate Bay Lawn on 1-9 P.M on July 26 and the final event of the day will be Taste At Twilight at the St. Kitts, Eco Park 5-9 P.M on July 27.
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