Latin American & Caribbean cities with highest restaurant prices

Nassau and Port of Spain were the cities with the highest restaurant prices in Latin America and the Caribbean as of mid-2021. The capital of the Bahamas scored 84.8 in the restaurant price index ranking that year, while the capital of Trinidad and Tobago obtained 75.62 points.
According to the calculation system used for the ranking, this means that people living in these cities paid in restaurants around one third less than the inhabitants of New York City, the city used as the base for the index.

Cities with the highest restaurant prices in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2021 (index score)

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Release date

September 2021

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Region

LAC

Survey time period

2021

Special properties

as of mid-year including the Bahamas

Supplementary notes

*For the restaurant index, the source compared prices of meals and drinks in restaurants and bars in each listed city to the prices of New York City, which is used as the base for the calculation, with a score of 100 in the ranking. This means that, for example, the average price of meals and drinks in Port of Spain is 34.44 percent lower than the average of restaurant prices in NYC.
Further information about the index methodology can be found here.
The release date is the date of access.

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