Cheryl's Roti

Tobago


From her roadside kiosk above Mt Irvine Beach car park, Cheryl dispenses some of Tobago's most delicious roti: thin and stretchy dahl-laced skins cooked to order and filled with potato, channa and pumpkin, plus chicken daily, fish on Fridays and goat or beef on Saturdays. Get there early before she sells out, or call ahead to reserve.


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