Politicians from the nearby government building fill this central spot at lunchtime but it's also a handy rest stop after a sightseeing spin around historic Upper Town. Sit on the small terrace overlooking the fort or in the awning-shaded courtyard to refuel on burgers and sandwiches or go local with curried pork, or goat or conch stew.
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