While the Christmas tradition of a family lunch at home is still alive and well, some Barbadians are opting to eat out on the big day.
A number of restaurants have reported being full booked for Christmas lunch and even some of the all inclusive hotels will be taking in locals tomorrow.
Sales Manager with the Oceans Hotels Group Jacqui McDermott told CBC News even though they were not focusing on local patrons, Barbadians have made reservations.
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