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Antigua, Caribbean Food Guide: 8 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in St. John's
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in St. John's, Antigua, Caribbean. In St. John's, the capital city of Antigua, farmers markets, candy- colored architecture and the ruins of sugar plantations vie for attention with a kaleidoscope of coral reefs and sailing adventures. Salute the white baroque towers of St. John's Cathedral that dominate the skyline before joining the flocks of cruise passengers on a Heritage Quay shopping excursion. To experience the island's early cultures, visit the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, housed in a 1750s colonial courthouse.
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8. Witty's Restaurant & Bar
Reviewed By Lorrie L
We were a group of 6 that came for a lobster lunch. Terrible food â¦dry over cooked, not fresh lobster. Found a wire from a scouting pad in the soup. 2 of the group had tummy issues after and the worst service everâ¦like NONE. Nice quiet beach but they played the same song over and over for 2 hours. Place has had some damage from hurricane and needs a bit of fixing.
7. Waterfront Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By thesultanofsurf
Two of us had dropped some friends for their flight home a few hours before we were due to fly ourselves and we found this place completely by chance when we went for a coastal drive. We were lucky too that they were open because they told us they only open on Fridays and Saturdays since the Sunsail hotel next door changed hands and became accommodation for students at the nearby medical school.It's a really nice, spot but the restaurant was only really ever a by-product of the owner's fishing business - and that's what makes this place so great. The two of us had a cocktail on arrival, two lobster salads, two seared tuna mains and a bottle of wine all for less than £60 as we looked out over the guy's little fishing fleet and the Caribbean. The food was fantastic - simply prepared and could not have been fresher or better value. Highly recommended.
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6. Mistic Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Gail E
We visit this beach every year and the owner of the beach bar, DENISE, and her crew make this a fabulous day at the beach. Chairs and umbrellas are reasonable and the food and amenities are excellent. The actual beach is lovely and well maintained. Love visiting here.
5. West Point Marina Lounge Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Perfectly situated on the waterfront at Jolly Harbour Marina on the West Coast of Antigua, this newly opened lounge bar is a great place for relaxing and hanging out for light breakfasts and lunches and in the evening it turns into a lively and friendly l
Reviewed By leachy
Hubby and I had drinks and fabulous conversation with the ownerHeâs a real character with really colourful stories- so engaging and professional Only wish we discovered it sooner as we left Antigua a couple of days laterThank you for a good nightGood luck with the bar after being so quiet post hurricanes
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4. Runway 10
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Bermuda1Cheltenham
Booked for Sunday brunch and wasn't disappointed. Quiet, relaxing location with plenty of seating in the shade. Welcoming staff. Other establishments we have visited so far for brunch have had an 'a la carte' approach to their menu, so was pleased to see this one was a brunch more as we know it - on a buffet style. Although initially a bit taken back by the cost (ECD $85), this did include a Mimosa (or orange juice), a bountiful array of buffet items, excellent service and a delightful two-piece band of musicians, so in the end, we decided it was worth it. (ECD $15 extra for the crepe/omelette station). Food options included a very nice red bean and dumpling soup, traditional Antiguan breakfast items (salt cod/chop-up/breadfruit/banana & pumpkin fritter etc), salad, potato salad, chickpea salad, mini spinach quiches, poached and smoked salmon, savoury rice, chicken and fish. Also fresh bread, cakes and pastries as well as a platter of fresh fruit. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted amazing. We were so impressed we asked to see the lunch and dinner menus and will definitely come back another day. The Thursday night Reggae night has been recommended, but be sure to make a reservation as it's popular. Special mention to Rosanne (I hope I've got your name correct), who was most friendly, attentive and helpful. Also to the trio of lady chefs who were serving the food. Plenty of parking. Only thing which could be improved are the restrooms, of which there appeared to be one unisex - unless I went in the wrong place!
3. Harbour View Bar & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By kaitss_xox
This place is very cute, up a spiral staircase wrapped round a tree. Lovely cold beer. But the harbour was very smelly, with wild dogs covered in flies that followed us around. Locals and staff were lovely. Great view of the incoming boats. staff will always tell you what boats came from where
2. Kon Tiki Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Kon Tiki is a floating bar in the calm waters of Dickinson Bay, Antigua. She sits overlooking the Caribbean sea, and on a clear day Nevis, and occasionally St Kitts are visible. With drinks so strong one airline has had to ban their cabin crew, just remem
Reviewed By Gary2425
Don't waste your time going out to this cute, unique, floating bar. Very limited beverage selection and all of the 'regulars' seem to hang out here. Our bartender was filling in because the owner, who was sitting at the bar, was totally drunk out of her mind. Very sad.
1. Putters Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By BusinessTravelerBGI
Very relaxed decor and seating (sat at a picnic table). I went with a friend for pizza and beer. I enjoyed their thin crust pepperoni pizza and had a red stripe beer (Jamaica) since they were out of Wadadli (local beer). The staff is efficient. A casual place to go and hang out for a while.
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