Bago Eats

I'm sure we’ve all heard about flour; white flour, wheat flour and corn flour. Hey! Even the health conscious wave have introduced many to rye, coconut and almond flour, just to name a few, but what about cassava? Cassava? Yes, cassava! Hey, why just only categorise cassava as a side for crab and dumpling, soups or even an asset to make household starch? Forget the traditional way of utilising cassava and visit the Tobago Cassava Shop, located at the Scarborough Esplanade! The store will  open your mind and stomach to eats such as  cassava casserole, cake slices, pones,  kurma, pasta, puffs, pizzas and quiches. That’s not all! After eating such delights, one can wash it down with cassava coladas, cassava wines and punches. After one visit, one can never look at the cassava the same. Fun facts: Cassava, also known as ‘Manihot’, is the third largest source of carbohydrate on the planet after rice and wheat. Additional information: The Tobago Cassava

Rain Restaurant Located in Scarborough, the Rain Tobago Restaurant offers exquisite meals for lunch and dinner from dine-in to take-out and also catering services. This restaurant is better known as just 'Rain' to most of its customers. It is the one place to go when there's an urge to treat oneself with great tasting food and a sparing pocket. The food includes typical options ranging from wontons, burgers, pastas, seafood and steaks to wings, which can be fried or grilled in taste provoking sweet sauces (tamarind, sweet bourbon) or spicy (jerk, lemon pepper) or daring options like peanut and jelly, sweet raspberry and orange ginger. Hey! The sky is the limit! One can simply request one sauce or mix it up. Shrimp salad Lamb burger and wedges What makes this restaurant 'tropically certified' is the incorporation of local seasonal foods in dishes that give the customer a nostalgic feeling of the island. If available, don't hesitate to ask for