What to Eat at Trotters Trinidad: 5 Must-Try Dishes Locals Love

Discover the crowd favorites and hidden gems at one of Port of Spain’s most iconic dining spots.

Whether you’re visiting Trinidad for the first time or you’re a local planning your next lime, there’s one place that always delivers on food, drinks, and vibe: Trotters Trinidad. Located at the corner of Sweet Briar and Maraval Road in the heart of Port of Spain, Trotters has earned its reputation as a top-tier restaurant for good reason.

From hearty burgers and fresh seafood to guilt-free salads and finger-licking wings, the menu is packed with flavor and variety. But what exactly should you order when you get there?

We’ve rounded up 10 must-try dishes at Trotters that locals swear by. Whether you’re here for a casual dinner, a birthday lime, or game night, consider this your go-to guide for what to eat at Trotters.

1. Wicked Wasabi Wings

Trotters’ most famous wing flavor, and for good reason. These crispy wings are tossed in sticky honey teriyaki, drizzled with spicy wasabi sauce, and finished with sriracha for that extra kick.

Why locals love it: It’s bold, it’s different, and it’s perfect with a cold drink during the game.
📍Pairs perfectly with: Trotters drink specials

2. Ultimate Burger

Stacked high with mushrooms, cheddar cheese, grilled pineapple, and Trotters’ signature BBQ sauce, the Ultimate Burger is exactly what it sounds like: the ultimate.

Why locals love it: A flavor bomb that satisfies your sweet, savory, and smoky cravings all in one bite.

Also try: The Black & Blue Burger with blue cheese crumbles for something tangier.

3. Creamy Spinach & Cheese Dip (Serves 2)

Perfect for sharing, this bubbly hot dip combines spinach, shallots, manchego cheese, and a touch of truffle, served with crispy tortilla chips and salsa.

Why locals love it: Comfort food with gourmet vibes great for group limes or date night starters.

4. Guiltfree Salmon

For the health-conscious diner, this grilled salmon fillet is seasoned in olive oil and lemon and served with steamed seasonal vegetables and jasmine rice.

Why locals love it: Clean eating without sacrificing flavor.

💡Pro tip: Browse more Guilt-Free Grill options here.

5. Tex-Mex Spring Rolls

Stuffed with chicken, red onions, black beans, pepper cheese and deep fried, served with a creamy avocado sauce.

Why locals love it: Crunchy, spicy, cheesy, and indulgent, what more could you want?

6. Fish and Chips (Brit Style)

Golden, crunchy beer-battered fish served with Trotters fries and homemade lime tartar sauce.

Why locals love it: A Caribbean spin on a British classic, perfect for both tourists and POS regulars.

💡Looking for more seafood? Check out the Specialties & Seafood section.

7. Trotters Nachos Grande

Loaded tortilla chips stacked with cheese, beans, tomatoes, onions, jalapeños, guacamole, and sour cream, with your choice of chicken or beef.

Why locals love it: It’s the go-to starter for big limes and sport nights. Just add a bucket of beers.

Bonus: What Locals Also Recommend

Baja Tacos (Chicken or Shrimp) – Great for lighter meals.
Popcorn Chicken Appetizer – Ideal if you’re drinking and snacking.
Caesar Salad with Grilled Shrimp – A classic done right.
Trotters Trio Platter – Great if you want to sample grilled favorites.

Why Trotters Stands Out in Port of Spain

Aside from the food, Trotters delivers:

39 screens for sports fans
A lively yet family-friendly environment
A full bar and dessert menu
Indoor and outdoor seating
A central location that’s perfect before or after a show at One Woodbrook Place

📌 Find us at: Corner of Sweet Briar & Maraval Road, St. Clair
📞 Call: (868) 627-TROT (8768)
📩 Email: [email protected]

Final Tips for Dining at Trotters

Go early on weekends, it gets busy!
Check the full menu online before you arrive
Don’t skip dessert — you’ll regret it.
Ask about specials — especially during live games.

Ready to Taste the Best of Trinidad?

Whether you’re dining solo, liming with friends, or treating the family, Trotters offers something for everyone. With a menu as diverse as Trinidad itself, it’s no surprise locals keep coming back.

Still searching for what to eat in Trinidad? You just found the answer.