ABOUT HIBERNIA
Our story
Mary Pat and Raoul Rodriguez opened Hibernia Restaurant and Art Gallery in Island Harbour in 1987, after leaving careers in Europe for a new life in Anguilla. What began as a small dining room overlooking the harbour has grown into one of the island's most distinctive addresses: a French-rooted kitchen, an ever-changing art collection, and a wine cellar stocked from their annual trips to France.
Raoul cooks with local seafood and produce, shaped by three months of travel through Asia each winter. Mary Pat curates the wine list and gallery, drawing on decades of buying trips across Southeast Asia. Together they welcome guests on Tuesdays for lunch and dinner, and they still make every bread, sauce, and dessert by hand in the kitchen.
art gallery
Paintings, sculpture, silver jewelry, and antiques fill the gallery spaces beside the dining room. Pieces change as new work arrives from our travels. Browse before or after your meal, or visit the gallery page for a closer look.
Food photos
A sample of dishes from Raoul's kitchen: local lobster, snapper, scallops, and seasonal produce prepared with French technique and Asian accents. The full menu changes through the year.
WINE
Our wine list includes more than 300 bottles. Each year we ship fine wines from France, including producers such as Hubert Lamy, Jean-Louis Chavy, Michel Mikulski, and Antonin Guyon from Burgundy, Vincent Dauvissat and Louis Michel from Chablis, Domaine Pichot and Chateau de Tracy from the Loire, and Zind Humbrecht from Alsace.
We also keep a rare collection of Bordeaux, with a strong selection from the 2005 vintage. All wines are stored in a temperature-controlled cellar. Mary Pat is happy to help with pairings when you dine with us.
Other news
renting our nearby villa
Our ocean-front Villa Hibernia is a five-minute walk from the restaurant. Visit villahibernia.com for availability and details.
the orphanage in myanmar
Since Cyclone Nargis struck Myanmar in 2008, we have supported Pylone Chantha Orphanage through fundraising at Hibernia. Read updates and learn how to donate on our Myanmar orphanage page.
