Marshe di Barber

Nestled in the heart of Barber, Curaçao, Marshe di Barber is a culinary gem that offers a delightful fusion of local and international flavors. This charming eatery is celebrated for its vibrant ambiance and welcoming atmosphere, making it a favorite among both locals and tourists. The menu boasts an array of fresh seafood, tantalizing fast food, and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, all prepared with the finest ingredients and a touch of island flair. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, Marshe di Barber promises a memorable dining experience with its exceptional service and mouthwatering cuisine. A must-visit spot for food enthusiasts seeking to savor the true taste of Curaçao.

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Marshe di Barber

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Ferry de Vendt

Nice market to go after climbing the Christoffel Mounting for a sòpi (soup), other local cuisine or goat blood if you dare.

Volker Rast

The good part: it’s interesting and the food is good - what the locals eat. My wife had the fish soup (yummy) and the fish stew (two pieces of fried fish with a sauce on top), which was good. I thought I had ordered crab soup, but got what seemed like goat soup with lots of bones (still tasted good). We also got some of the pumpkin pancakes, which were tasty, but a bit squishy in consistency.We really liked the oregano juice at Viskerij, so we got some here too (in bottles). It was good, but a bit too sweet for our taste. Definitely something to try - the flavor is not what you’d expect.The bad part? We came here around 11am (on a Sunday of course) and the place was somewhat busy. It took us 1.5 hours to get our food, mostly because the person taking our meal ticket (you pay at a little stand and get a ticket with your order) was thoroughly confused about who ordered what - the food was already prepared and just has to be put on plates and into styrofoam cups.

Stephanie

Variety of local food stands

Tycho Juta

Absolutely a must visit if you want to try local food. Go wait in line where all the locals wait, that is where the good stuff is!With a little hesitation I ordered the blood dish, and the organ stew dish (sapi mondongo). It was really nice! I don’t like blood but this stuff did not taste like iron.Also ordered the fish soup - which was just a very nice fish broth.