The smallest restaurant on the main street from the old town belongs to a motorbiking chef and his partner. Situated next to Blue Rock and close to Café Blanco, Casbah is a great place to start off the evening on a high. Inside is the galley kitchen and 3 tall tables with bar stools brightly coloured to compliment the decoration. Sparkly beads and hand painted murals adorn the walls along with trinkets and canvases giving the place an eclectic feel. Outside there are 6 tables under a fairy light canopy. There is a simple but satisfying menu of good food done well. Huge chicken ‘nuggets’ go well with the house made coleslaw and the delicious chilli is comforting with enough of a kick to satisfy most and the calzone is perfection in a folded crust. Rumoured to have one of the best Sunday roasts on the island we have not managed to snag a table to try it but next visit we will book in advance and I recommend you do the same to avoid disappointment. Yes, Casbah knows how to feed people and if you like an after dinner brandy try the local brand over ice. Heaven!
