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Captain Willis
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RJ's
34R5+HGM, Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
The Captain Restaurant
Between Utila Water Sports & Bay Island Air Charters, 32351 Utila, Islas de la Bahía, Honduras
Restaurant Seven Seas
34V5+865, Main St, Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Baleadas Mama Rosa
Mama Rosa, 00504 Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Buccaneers Bar and Grill
Calle Principal, Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
The Point Pool Bar and Grill
La punta, La Punta, Utila, Honduras
Mario's Place
34W3+PR7, Utila, Honduras
The Beach Lounge Utila
Center of town next to the Utila ferry, Main St, Utila, Islas de la Bahía, Honduras
Wine Attic
34Q7+M98, Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
El Castillo Garden Restaurant
Cola de mico, 34021 Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Nearby hotels
The Odyssey Resort Utila
Main Street Bario La Punta, 34000 Utila, Honduras
Lazy Daze on the Bay
34R5+99R, Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Sea Eye I
The Point, Utila, 24321 Utila, Honduras
La Hamaca Hostel
Main St, 34021 Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Jade Seahorse Hotel - Utila, Honduras
Jade Seahorse, 34201 Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Utila Lodge Resort and Marina
34W3+V6Q, Main St, Utila, Honduras
Mango Inn Resort
34X4+QW5, Lozano Rd, Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Blue Sky Rentals Utila
34W3+PJW, Main St, Utila, Honduras
Fenix Hotel & Hostel
Islas de la Bahia, 34100 Utila, Islas de la Bahía, Honduras
Pirate Bay Inn
Main Street, Honduras
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Captain Willis

16°05'29.7"N 86°, 53 28.8"W, 34100 Utila, Islas de la Bahía, Honduras
4.6(67)
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attractions: , restaurants: RJ's, The Captain Restaurant, Restaurant Seven Seas, Baleadas Mama Rosa, Buccaneers Bar and Grill, The Point Pool Bar and Grill, Mario's Place, The Beach Lounge Utila, Wine Attic, El Castillo Garden Restaurant
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Nearby restaurants of Captain Willis

RJ's

The Captain Restaurant

Restaurant Seven Seas

Baleadas Mama Rosa

Buccaneers Bar and Grill

The Point Pool Bar and Grill

Mario's Place

The Beach Lounge Utila

Wine Attic

El Castillo Garden Restaurant

RJ's

RJ's

4.8

(116)

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The Captain Restaurant

The Captain Restaurant

4.6

(15)

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Restaurant Seven Seas

Restaurant Seven Seas

4.7

(9)

Open until 8:30 PM
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Baleadas Mama Rosa

Baleadas Mama Rosa

4.7

(85)

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Reviews of Captain Willis

4.6
(67)
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3.0
1y

I had driven past Captain Willis' location several times in our first week on Utila. It looked small and contemporary from the outside.

After looking at the restaurant’s IF feed and reading reviews, we were expecting another fantastic meal like we had at Mango Tango, Mammut, Mister Buddah and 1104.

When we arrived at 7pm for our reservation, the restaurant was full, except our table.

Here are some of the issues we experienced:

It took 45 minutes before our appetizer arrived, the amazing spring rolls.

It was 90 minutes after we were seated when our entrees arrived.

Then one of our diners never received his steamed fish, even though the waitress acknowledged writing it down. At that point my friend opted to not order another entree.

After all of this, we then learn the restaurant doesn't accept credit cards. We were never told this when we were seated. It's not on the front door. And I took pictures of several pages of the menu and saw nothing. Luckily we were able to scrounge up $3256 in Honduran cash.

This was our second most expensive meal on the island. I realize many places don't accept credit cards due to the fees. But I'm happy to pay an upcharge to cover the restaurant's fees.

I thought one of the staff members at the bar was the manager. I might be wrong. When I told her what happened with the missing entree, I felt no concern for our situation.

No one told us the kitchen was backed up. They were packing to go orders.

The food was excellent, but these issues ruined a wonderful evening.

One last comment. The fish soup is a meal of its own. The bowl is large enough for two to share. Full of hearty vegetables and seafood. We ordered two bowls since the server called them small bowls. Her description was...

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5.0
3y

Only place in Utila serving proper UK style Fish & Chips, with Mushy Peas! This is very exciting. Huge portion. Highly recommend.

First Impression 2022: I was not expecting much from this enclosed (air-conditioned) venue, but was more than pleasantly surprised. The ambiance is beach-chic cheery, with well balanced lighting for dining - I was worried it would be too bright, not at all.

Will be back for the spring-rolls, and will ask for extra peanut dipping sauce (because it's awesome). Loved the Yuca fries! Tropical Salmon steak (not filet) was filling. Pineapple salsa was a perfect accompaniment.

Friends raved about the rib-eye steak (specifically that it was well seasoned with fresh sprigs of thyme) and the highly recommended by previous guests succulently- saucy Shrimp Etouffee.

Bottle of red: I have a new locally sold favourite thanks to this meal. From Argentina, the Estancia Mendoza, Syrah Cabernet blend.

Shared the Churro desert a la mode, with all the cinnamon and sugar. Soooo yummy!

Service was impeccable. Wonderful experience from start to finish.

Well pleased....

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5.0
3y

Captain Willis is def in my top 2 favorite restaurants on Utila. It has pretty standard American prices but it's well worth it because the food is amazing, wait staff is sweet 🥰 and attentive, and the atmosphere is immaculate 👌🌟. It's also one of the few restaurants with A/C on the island. They make the BEST mojitos on the island and are well known for their civiche. They have a fish civiche appetizer and also a peruvian civiche entree. So far I've just tried the fish civiche and the seafood coconut soup and both were divine. I'll definitely keep coming back because there's SO many things on the menu I want to try including their Cajun options like shrimp ettouffe. 😋

Things to note: if it's the weekend or a busy night you may want to call and make a reservation. Sometimes the front door is locked and you may have to walk around to the door on the left side of the...

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Bob SilvyBob Silvy
I had driven past Captain Willis' location several times in our first week on Utila. It looked small and contemporary from the outside. After looking at the restaurant’s IF feed and reading reviews, we were expecting another fantastic meal like we had at Mango Tango, Mammut, Mister Buddah and 1104. When we arrived at 7pm for our reservation, the restaurant was full, except our table. Here are some of the issues we experienced: It took 45 minutes before our appetizer arrived, the amazing spring rolls. It was 90 minutes after we were seated when our entrees arrived. Then one of our diners never received his steamed fish, even though the waitress acknowledged writing it down. At that point my friend opted to not order another entree. After all of this, we then learn the restaurant doesn't accept credit cards. We were never told this when we were seated. It's not on the front door. And I took pictures of several pages of the menu and saw nothing. Luckily we were able to scrounge up $3256 in Honduran cash. This was our second most expensive meal on the island. I realize many places don't accept credit cards due to the fees. But I'm happy to pay an upcharge to cover the restaurant's fees. I thought one of the staff members at the bar was the manager. I might be wrong. When I told her what happened with the missing entree, I felt no concern for our situation. No one told us the kitchen was backed up. They were packing to go orders. The food was excellent, but these issues ruined a wonderful evening. One last comment. The fish soup is a meal of its own. The bowl is large enough for two to share. Full of hearty vegetables and seafood. We ordered two bowls since the server called them small bowls. Her description was not accurate.
FionaFiona
Only place in Utila serving proper UK style Fish & Chips, with Mushy Peas! This is very exciting. Huge portion. Highly recommend. First Impression 2022: I was not expecting much from this enclosed (air-conditioned) venue, but was more than pleasantly surprised. The ambiance is beach-chic cheery, with well balanced lighting for dining - I was worried it would be too bright, not at all. Will be back for the spring-rolls, and will ask for extra peanut dipping sauce (because it's awesome). Loved the Yuca fries! Tropical Salmon steak (not filet) was filling. Pineapple salsa was a perfect accompaniment. Friends raved about the rib-eye steak (specifically that it was well seasoned with fresh sprigs of thyme) and the highly recommended by previous guests succulently- saucy Shrimp Etouffee. Bottle of red: I have a new locally sold favourite thanks to this meal. From Argentina, the Estancia Mendoza, Syrah Cabernet blend. Shared the Churro desert a la mode, with all the cinnamon and sugar. Soooo yummy! Service was impeccable. Wonderful experience from start to finish. Well pleased. Will be back.
Audrey FurlongAudrey Furlong
Captain Willis is def in my top 2 favorite restaurants on Utila. It has pretty standard American prices but it's well worth it because the food is amazing, wait staff is sweet 🥰 and attentive, and the atmosphere is immaculate 👌🌟. It's also one of the few restaurants with A/C on the island. They make the BEST mojitos on the island and are well known for their civiche. They have a fish civiche appetizer and also a peruvian civiche entree. So far I've just tried the fish civiche and the seafood coconut soup and both were divine. I'll definitely keep coming back because there's SO many things on the menu I want to try including their Cajun options like shrimp ettouffe. 😋 Things to note: if it's the weekend or a busy night you may want to call and make a reservation. Sometimes the front door is locked and you may have to walk around to the door on the left side of the building. Enjoy!
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I had driven past Captain Willis' location several times in our first week on Utila. It looked small and contemporary from the outside. After looking at the restaurant’s IF feed and reading reviews, we were expecting another fantastic meal like we had at Mango Tango, Mammut, Mister Buddah and 1104. When we arrived at 7pm for our reservation, the restaurant was full, except our table. Here are some of the issues we experienced: It took 45 minutes before our appetizer arrived, the amazing spring rolls. It was 90 minutes after we were seated when our entrees arrived. Then one of our diners never received his steamed fish, even though the waitress acknowledged writing it down. At that point my friend opted to not order another entree. After all of this, we then learn the restaurant doesn't accept credit cards. We were never told this when we were seated. It's not on the front door. And I took pictures of several pages of the menu and saw nothing. Luckily we were able to scrounge up $3256 in Honduran cash. This was our second most expensive meal on the island. I realize many places don't accept credit cards due to the fees. But I'm happy to pay an upcharge to cover the restaurant's fees. I thought one of the staff members at the bar was the manager. I might be wrong. When I told her what happened with the missing entree, I felt no concern for our situation. No one told us the kitchen was backed up. They were packing to go orders. The food was excellent, but these issues ruined a wonderful evening. One last comment. The fish soup is a meal of its own. The bowl is large enough for two to share. Full of hearty vegetables and seafood. We ordered two bowls since the server called them small bowls. Her description was not accurate.
Bob Silvy

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Only place in Utila serving proper UK style Fish & Chips, with Mushy Peas! This is very exciting. Huge portion. Highly recommend. First Impression 2022: I was not expecting much from this enclosed (air-conditioned) venue, but was more than pleasantly surprised. The ambiance is beach-chic cheery, with well balanced lighting for dining - I was worried it would be too bright, not at all. Will be back for the spring-rolls, and will ask for extra peanut dipping sauce (because it's awesome). Loved the Yuca fries! Tropical Salmon steak (not filet) was filling. Pineapple salsa was a perfect accompaniment. Friends raved about the rib-eye steak (specifically that it was well seasoned with fresh sprigs of thyme) and the highly recommended by previous guests succulently- saucy Shrimp Etouffee. Bottle of red: I have a new locally sold favourite thanks to this meal. From Argentina, the Estancia Mendoza, Syrah Cabernet blend. Shared the Churro desert a la mode, with all the cinnamon and sugar. Soooo yummy! Service was impeccable. Wonderful experience from start to finish. Well pleased. Will be back.
Fiona

Fiona

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Captain Willis is def in my top 2 favorite restaurants on Utila. It has pretty standard American prices but it's well worth it because the food is amazing, wait staff is sweet 🥰 and attentive, and the atmosphere is immaculate 👌🌟. It's also one of the few restaurants with A/C on the island. They make the BEST mojitos on the island and are well known for their civiche. They have a fish civiche appetizer and also a peruvian civiche entree. So far I've just tried the fish civiche and the seafood coconut soup and both were divine. I'll definitely keep coming back because there's SO many things on the menu I want to try including their Cajun options like shrimp ettouffe. 😋 Things to note: if it's the weekend or a busy night you may want to call and make a reservation. Sometimes the front door is locked and you may have to walk around to the door on the left side of the building. Enjoy!
Audrey Furlong

Audrey Furlong

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