HOW TO MAKE COU COU AND FISH. Learn from the best, Fisherman's Pub Speightstown Barbados

HOW TO MAKE COU COU AND FISH. Learn from the best, Fisherman's Pub Speightstown Barbados.
The pub started out many years ago as a rum shop selling local rum, beer, and snacks like ham and cheese cutters to the fishermen and local people.
Over the years with the help of overseas visitors, this Pub has grown into a very popular beach bar and restaurant selling authentic Barbadian food to tourists that want a taste of the real thing.
You can choose from a bar menu or a Creole buffet, traditional food includes local dishes such as, pepper pot, cou-cou and flying fish (the national dish), peas and rice, sweet potatoes with lamb and chicken dishes.
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[@DesireeAlleyne-o4p]

As a child I grew up eating cou cou. My great great grandmother was a Barbadian.

[@BajanLifestyles]

yup yup

[@ceegee5335]

Great informative interview. Clement still strong after so many years. Happy Independence Barbados!!

[@BajanLifestyles]

Yes he has such a wonderful personality

[@bajntenessee]

Love this🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧thank you. I will stop by on my next visit

[@BajanLifestyles]

Lol Thanks

[@jusstavian8712]

Ohh wow Cou Cou and fried fish wonderful I could imagine or lovely it tasted. Happy independence to you guys 🇧🇧🇹🇹

[@BajanLifestyles]

Thanks for commenting Juss

[@calijencalivigny5958]

Happy 🇧🇧 Independence, as you celebrate the start of the second year as a republic. So proud that 🇧🇧 has taken this huge leap forward. Never been a fan of cou-cou, but I can understand persons appreciating it, because I love mauby, and I can see how that isn't everyone's cup of tea. I have been to Fisherman's Pub, and yes, food was delicious

[@BajanLifestyles]

Thank you Cali. It is an amazing restaurant with such good bajan food. I am not a fan of cou cou either but it was definitely good.

[@lorettei3936]

Bajan Cou Cou, Italian Polenta, Haitian Mayi Moulu - we take simple meal of corn and turn it into a creamy feast for the palate; sometimes the most humble dishes are the richest! Yummm!!!
Yes to Fisherman's Pub, just don't try to go there on a Sunday like I did - they're closed - but luv, luv, luv their food!

[@lorettei3936]

Edit: I went yesterday on yet another unplanned visit and to my surprise and delight they have started to open up again on Sundays!

[@BajanLifestyles]

Yes so true lori. Lol Remember Sunday is a closed day in Barbados

[@lorettei3936]

@@BajanLifestyles Moving through Town in the days and nights leading up to Christmas was such a lit vibe with everything being open late, I wonder if it will ever be that way every wknd -even if it's just late Saturday nights? It gave me such a back home feeling (my other home NYC) with high energy. I know it's not that simple, plus economics, over time pay etc. but BB became a Republic last year so keep hope alive for extended hours year round!

[@barneymillermoore568]

I made the coucou and fish, mmmmm!

[@BajanLifestyles]

Yea, It was good?

[@royalkandiag6807]

I am Barbadian, but from watching your videos, I continue to learn about new places/foods etc to try. Thank you for putting in the time and effort to bring these travelogues to us all. They are well put together, always educational and represent Barbados very well. Keep up the great work Sabrina!

[@BajanLifestyles]

Awww Thank you soo much Kandia

[@mags3807]

Good

[@stepstoleaps]

Beauty video. The food at Fisherman's Pub is really delicious.

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Thanks for watching

[@ernestreeves4586]

Bajan Lifestyles, outstanding post. Have a great holiday season in 246. I wish I was home. Love to St. Peters and St. James. By the way, Happy Independence, Bim, and may God continue to bless Bim.

[@BajanLifestyles]

Thank you Earnest, Happy New Year to you.

[@stephenvanderpump2802]

Happy independence to you and the family

[@BajanLifestyles]

Thank you Stephen. Are you Barbadian?

[@stephenvanderpump2802]

@@BajanLifestyles yes I am 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽🥰

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@@stephenvanderpump2802 Happy Independence to you and yours as well

[@cameronclarke212]

Hi how are you this is Cameron z41 I was your driver keep up the great work I'm still I'm boston

[@BajanLifestyles]

Thanks Cameron

[@bobbanks7275]

We'll be there next week. Thanks for the video. I'm definitely going to eat there.

[@BajanLifestyles]

Thank you do enjoy

[@fgs2732]

we call it fungi in Antigua same ting.

[@BajanLifestyles]

Its amazing how almost all Caribbean countries have it with their own spin and creativity.

[@WeAreHealed]

Homeland favorite 🫀😋

[@BajanLifestyles]

Thanks for commenting

[@uceflucas20]

Where could I get some good cou cou and flying fish in christ church ?

[@BajanLifestyles]

Try Mustor's Restaurant, in Bridgetown

[@DFNUVS]

🖤😎👌✅😜

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Thanks for commenting

[@georgejackson7798]

Need to be steamed until cooked through....

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Thanks for commenting

[@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057]

Here watching

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Thanks for watching