Covid-19 Safety of our guests and our staff is our Nr. 1 priority. - Starting November 16 until December 7th the opening hours are from 4 - 8 pm; - We are an open-air restaurant on the porch of the landhouse; - There’s a minimum of 2 meter distance between each table; - Our staff wears facemasks; - Hand sanitizers are available on multiple locations throughout the landhouse; - We have multiple open-air event locations around the Landhouse for small groups. Feel free to contact us during business hours with any special requests on 767 15 00.
Restaurant The open-air restaurant with its casual and tropical ambiance is located on the front terrace of an authentic 18th plantation house. The menu offers a variety of meat, chicken and fresh fish dishes from the charcoal grill as well as typical Caribbean specialties. Every Monday you can enjoy a free salsa lesson after your dinner and every Thursday is Lobster Night. More info
Minigolfcourse & Playground Behind the historic country house and restaurant an 18-hole miniature golf course meanders through a beautiful tropic garden. Miniature golf is a popular game with young and old! The playground is situated between the miniature golf course and Brakkeput Mei Mei’s own vegetable garden and orchard. Four big wooden playhouses placed on artificial grass and equipped with swings and slides offer hours of fun for kids up to 10 years of age. More info
Event Location Various big terraces and cozy squares, all equipped with a bar and surrounded by a beautiful garden, a big covered stage and a vast parking lot, make the historic country house Brakkeput Mei Mei the perfect location to organize any event, big or small. More info
History The Plantation Brakkeput Mei Mei dates back to the beginning of the 18th century. The name “Brakke Put” means: a well with brackish water. The plantation was used for raising cattle and growing corn and beans as a food supply for the slaves and cattle. Another part of the plantation’s products such as fruit, meat and dairy, was sold to the town’s people and the crew of the ships docked in the harbor.
