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Caribbean Cuisine & Coastal Views

Caribbean Table

Dine above Meads Bay, where Caribbean ingredients, thoughtful cooking and an open-air setting bring a distinct sense of place to every meal.
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Island Traditions, Fresh Perspectives

The Caribbean, Served with a Sense of Place


At Malliouhana above Meads Bay, Caribbean Table explores the region’s food through a contemporary island kitchen. The menu moves between familiar Caribbean dishes and new interpretations, giving seafood, tropical produce and regional seasonings a central role. Breakfast offers a relaxed beginning to the day, while dinner makes room for several courses, conversation and wine. The open-air setting keeps the coastline in view, lending the experience a natural ease. For couples, families and travellers interested in the island’s culinary character, the appeal is both the place and the plate: a meal that feels connected to Anguilla while drawing on the wider Caribbean.

Two poached eggs with fresh greens on golden pastry, served on a white plate overlooking the Caribbean Sea at Malliouhana.
The Culinary Director

The Island Perspective of Chef “Sweets”

Born in Saint Kitts and raised in Anguilla, Culinary Director Kelston “Sweets” Connor developed his ambition through a school restaurant project before joining Pimms at Cap Juluca in 2005. His subsequent experience includes Veya, Elvis’s Beach Bar & Grill, Viceroy and Le Bleu Villa. He brings that island experience to a cooking style that revisits familiar local dishes with fresh ideas and careful presentation. Connor also won the inaugural Anguilla Culinary Experience Basket Battle in 2022, adding a competition milestone to his restaurant and villa work. The restaurant’s current menu identifies local lobster and pumpkin among its ingredients.
The Restaurant’s Evolution

From Celeste to Caribbean Table

Malliouhana reimagined its former signature restaurant, Celeste, as Caribbean Table, giving the dining experience a renewed focus on regional food and cultural traditions under Chef Sweets. The concept continues a much longer hospitality story: Malliouhana opened on November 1, 1984. Today, the restaurant connects that heritage with a contemporary interpretation of Caribbean cooking.

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Caribbean Table at Malliouhana

Hours of Operation

Monday

7:00 AM

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9:30 PM

Tuesday

7:00 AM

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9:30 PM

Wednesday

7:00 AM

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9:30 PM

Thursday

7:00 AM

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9:30 PM

Friday

7:00 AM

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9:30 PM

Saturday

7:00 AM

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9:30 PM

Sunday

7:00 AM

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9:30 PM

PRIVATE CHARTERS

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EXPERIENCES

Discover Island Experiences

Explore the distinctive beauty and relaxed elegance of Anguilla through carefully curated experiences. From horseback riding along pristine beaches to island excursions and exhilarating water sports, discover memorable ways to enjoy life in the Caribbean.

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Tiger Boat Experience

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The Experience

A Closer Look at Caribbean Table


Follow the experience from the sea-facing dining space to the preparation and presentation of Caribbean dishes. Moments of tableside service, regional ingredients and evening dining introduce the restaurant’s approach to food, hospitality and its island setting.

Dinner offers several ways into the kitchen’s approach. Conch chowder and codfish fritters draw on regional favourites, while an oxtail spring roll introduces a different format for a familiar ingredient. The catch-of-the-day ceviche is prepared tableside, bringing part of the meal’s preparation into the dining experience. Local lobster, red snapper with a coconut curry sauce, and jerk-seasoned pork offer further expressions of Caribbean flavour. Vegetarian choices include pumpkin and chickpea curry with roti, alongside pasta with local pumpkin and coconut.

Breakfast has its own island accents. The published menu includes saltfish and fried plantain alongside eggs, plantain French toast with pineapple, and a Johnny cake preparation with avocado, egg and jerk chimichurri. Fruit, chia pudding, granola and familiar egg dishes provide additional choices for different appetites.

For a more structured dinner, the three-course A Taste of Malliouhana menu looks back to the resort’s culinary identity in the 1980s. Its published selection begins with plantain and goat cheese, continues with a choice of steak or mahi-mahi seasoned with jerk spices, and finishes with apple tarte Tatin.

Desserts continue the tropical thread: Floating Anguillita combines meringue with fruit and a rum-and-coconut custard, while coconut soufflé appears with pineapple and coconut accompaniments. Cocktails and the resort’s wine programme complete the meal; Malliouhana received Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence in 2026.

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