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Fence at sunset
Wire and wooden batten fences divide the vast area outside of Stanley, known as the camp, into smaller areas for controlled grazing of stock
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Malvina House Hotel
Fine dining is always on the menu at Stanley's largest hotel and restaurant
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Sea Cabbage Cafe
Cruise ship passengers are treated to a Falklands style smoko at the Sea Cabbage Cafe at Bluff Cove Lagoon (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Lip smacking good
Fresh baked scones with homemade Diddle-dee jam and fresh farm cream (c) Hattie Kilmartin
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Falklands Brasserie
Fresh local seafood is a must when eating out in the Falklands (c) Studio 52
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Falklands Brasserie
Mouth watering dishes created from farm fresh beef and lamb (c) Studio 52
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The native Diddle-dee berry
Used for making jams and jelly, the heavily laden plants lend a splash of colour to the camp in summer
Food & Eating Out 
Falklands’ hosts pride themselves in serving locally produced foods including home-made cakes and biscuits for the traditional "smoko"; with home-grown vegetables and meat reared on the farm or locally caught fish at meal times. Read More
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Eating Out in Stanley
Stanley has a range of "eating out" options including take-away outlets, cafes, British-style pubs and wine-and-dine restaurants. Read More
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Eating Out in Camp
Visitors to the "camp", the Falklands word for anywhere outside of Stanley, are usually catered for by Read More
