We went to this restaurant with our three children based on the reviews we had read. I thought it was a bit pricey and the food was a bit overdone. (i.e. fish and lambchops). There were very few traditional Bajan dishes on this menu which we prefer. Service was a bit slow.

Great nite celebrated my birthday here 2 years in a row. Excellant food great service very good value. Richard the owner out did himself. Just a wonderful evening.

We ate in the Harlequin Restaurant on the last night of our holiday and having read previous reviews, we were not disappointed.
Even though we hadn't booked and it was clearly very busy, we were told that a table would be ready within minutes so had a drink in the bar. Everyone was extremely friendly with a varied menu from which to choose. We both had Flying Fish (never get fed up with this meal) and were too full to contemplate anything else.
The evening was an extremely pleasant experience and judging by the banter with the (presumably) owner, it appeared that several guests were repeat customers which is always a good sign. On other nights when we'd walked past, the restaurant was always busy.
One very tiny flaw which I'm sure wouldn't stop us eating here again. We did ask for just 1 glass of wine and even though the waitress had said " It was on it's way", the wine didn't actually materialise until half way through the meal.
A great place to eat, go!

We went to Harlequin at St Lawrence Gap twice during our two week stay in Barbados.
This was the only retaurant that we went back to. It has a very good vairied menu.
The staff are very friendlythe service excellent and the food could not be faulted.
This was also good value for money for Barbados. Look forward to going back again.