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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Tortola. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you. including The Cabernet Bar and Grill, Pusser's Road Town Pub, Elm Beach Bar and Restaurant, Pusser's Marina Cay Restaurant, Sebastian's Seaside Grille, Captain Mulligans, The Pub, Islands Beach Bar, MYETT'S, Banana's Bar & Grill
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10. Banana's Bar & Grill
Reviewed By scandinavian50
A new restaurant on the main road ! We passed it many tims and went there only because friends told us to go. And we were not at all disappointed ! Very well prepared food which met our expectations and a lot more !. The waiter helped us to choose a good wine for the main menu. We had shrimps, ribeye steak and conch. All was very deliciuos
9. MYETT'S
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By 3679lori
Need I say more? I love conch, and they had conch fritters, cracked,and chowder. Sweet and fresh, and tender. Yummmmm.We were there for lunch on a quiet day with no cruise ships in port (Tuesday). The view of Cane Garden Bay and the white sand beach was stunning.We were feeling kinda touristy, so we ordered Planters Punch rum drinks. Strong and fruity. At $6.50 US, can't beat the drink prices. Husband had caesar with grilled mahi and it was also very good.At nit there is live music and little white lights everywhere. No air conditioning. Tis is an outside restaurant. There is a gift shop as well as a mini "spa" where you can get your manicure touched up or a soothing massage on premises too.
8. Islands Beach Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Star D
As if the location is not enough, eating delicious food while looking out at the spectacular turquoise hues of Apple Bay and the islands of the BVI with service from friendly and professional servers and a visit from Mary, the owner, makes for a wonderful lunch respite. While undertaking the serious business of relaxation at the Sugar Mill, ice cold beer was the drink of choice for us but offerings include wine and exotic libations as well. They serve an excellent Cheeseburger in Paradise and also recommend the Conch Fritters and Calamari. Try trading sauces, I preferred the key lime sauce that came with the calamari on my conch fritters and the red sauce that came with the conch fritters on my calamari. But that is just my personal taste and both sauces were delicious! I can think of no better way to spend a leisurely lunch time than at the Islands Beach Bar!
7. The Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By DoItOnABeach
As mentioned in other reviews, this place has seating that looks out over the marina. We were there for dinner. Food quality and service was at or just below average and was not equal to the price that was paid. We had to pay cash as the "lines were broken".
6. Captain Mulligans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By EATBFLO
This is a great spot to get out of the sun, have a few drinks and have a delicious meal. The grilled lobster was perfect and all the sides were tasty too. It is family friendly and has a great playground. I am not one that likes kids at bars However this is a local place and the families that visit are very friendly and mindful of their children. Several tvâs with spots on too!!
5. Sebastian's Seaside Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 207 reviews
Our waterfront Seaside Grille is open seven days a week from 8.00am to 10pm. Serving American and Caribbean cuisine. We are famous for our fresh local lobster, homemade soups, Chicken, Fish. Our happy hour serves delicious snacks, buckets of beer, and ble
Reviewed By Snorkel56
Newly rebuilt and lovely. Call for reservation to be able to sit sea side. Went several times and food good with great views of sunset. Fish fritters were something new and quite delicious, unlike conch fritters, crispier and an appetizer portion with salad makes a good meal. Their conch stew is also very good. One time the service was slow, but it is not usually. Key Lime pie very good and they offer a shot of local rum, which is a nice touch.Thank you for your review, much appreciated.
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4. Pusser's Marina Cay Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Bonzaiflyer
Dining is under a large canopy (like a wedding tent with the sides rolled up) while the owners determine if/what/how to rebuild. It just adds to the charm, the food is great, beverages solid, servers are attentive and fun. The only way to get there is by boat, either your's, your charter, or the Scrub Island Resort's ferry. I suppose you could swim there too, if you're so inclined.Just go there.
3. Elm Beach Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By NKyAdventurer
We have a friend in BVI who is a charter captain and this was his recommendation. It's a super place to watch the sunset, the service was way above the standard (slow) of the BVI, and the barbecue was yummy. $18 for 1 meat and $24 for 2 meats. I'd recommend getting 2 meats and splitting a dinner-----more than enough. Music starts around 7 and the evening is a wonderful beachside experience.
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2. Pusser's Road Town Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 630 reviews
Reviewed By DanaLosAngeles
Pusser's Pub is where everybody has a drink, close to all of the action and boats in Road Town. Not spectacular food or service, but the character of the place is great, and usually some interesting patrons back from sailing charters.
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1. The Cabernet Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
The Cabernet Bar and Grill, previously know as The Grand Cafe and La Cabanon now under new ownership since Jan 2014. Great food prepared nightly on our outside Grill. Fresh Fish, Butchers Cut meats, Daily Specials. The best service Island wide, superb atm
Reviewed By Bermuda1Cheltenham
Very popular with the ex-pat community as well as tourists. Had lunch, dinner and drinks here on different occasions. Casual, spit & sawdust type place, but relaxed and friendly. Close to the ferry terminal, on the opposite side of the road. Good service. Quiche and croque monsieur at lunchtime were both, large tasty portions. Shepherd's pie at dinner was ditto.
