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Reviews on Bar food in St. Lucia, Caribbean. When was the last time you went out for a casual drive and ended up inside a volcano? A surreal scenario comes to life at La Soufrière, one of the most popular attractions in St. Lucia. Pack your skin with the medicinal mud of Sulfur Springs for a DIY spa treatment. Continue your eruptive adventures with a guided hike of the two volcanic plugs known as the Pitons then ascend Morne Fortune to take in the sweeping views. For an intimate beach experience, hit the private black sands of Anse Mamin.
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10. Pink Papaya Patio Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Pink Papaya Restaurant at Point Seraphine offers an oasis where you can get away from the busy city life and dine as if you are in the garden of Eden. Pink Papaya Restaurant, is your escape from a hectic day to a tranquil and inviting ambiance, that cater
Reviewed By Wyrdbrother
A popular bar restaurant right next to the cruise ship terminal. We dropped in for lunch and was pleasantly surprised with the food quality and the prices.Thank you so much. We always try our best and cook everything fresh
9. The Reef Beach Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
The Reef Beach Cafe is open 7 days per week, from 8:00 am till 10:00 pm (Mondays until 6pm), and offers a simple but nicely varied menu of Creole and international (sea)food, a range of fast foods (including home made pizza), breakfast, fresh milkshakes,
Reviewed By lainie40
Pleasant place on the beach with lots of dogs & cats. But the order of calamari that we had with two beers was such a ripoff, it spoiled our experience. The calamari was tasty but when the dish arrived, we thought it was a joke. Nine little rings which cost us $16.00 USD. We've travelled extensively & eaten in many places. We've never seen such a stingy little helping of anything, let alone a $16.00 appetizer. Usually you get a big mound of calamari.Hello Laini, thanks for taking the time to review us. The calamari is a very popular item on our menu and, like all our dishes, it is home-made and prepared from scratch - not shaken out of a bag and into the deep-fryer. The same goes for our fish fingers (local marlin), chicken fingers, pizza, burgers, and so on. Just as importantly, please double-check your credit card statement and you will see that the calamari is EC$16, which is just under US$6. We pride ourselves at The Reef at aiming to keep our prices as low as possible so as to be a beach cafe that can be welcoming to all: locals and visitors alike.
8. Spinnakers Beach Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2450 reviews
Ideally located right on Reduit beach, Spinnakers serves good food every day, breakfast, luncheon and dinner. The menu is varied with the lunch menu changing daily. Our food is all freshly made using local produce as much as possible. International and lo
Reviewed By Patricia V
Food good staff very efficient place full of Americsns which they let come in just wearing swimwear .when we are eating we dont want to see oversized Americans with no tops on getting drunk and loud they also allowed the drunken Americans to take glass bottles on the beach despite the presence of bezch patrols outside...a recipe for young feet standing on broken glass hence the average ratingsHello Particia,We always ask customers who come in for a drink if they are sitting in the restaurant or going to the beach. If they are going to the beach we supply plastic cups, soon transferring to cardboard by the way!!Unfortunately some of our overseas friends are loud, there isn't much we can do about that!! As for being drunk, we do reserve the right to stop serving if someone is getting that way and we also have a swim wear policy if guests are dining at lunch time, tops are essential or they will not be seated.But if they are just passing through to pick up a drink, we can't do too much about that.I am sorry if you took offense at some guests enjoying themselves a little too much at our great bar and restaurant.Kind regards.Michae;l
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7. SeaGrapes Beach Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa is home to SeaGrapes Beach Bar, which features kid friendly snacks as well as local St. Lucian dishes created using the freshest ingredients by Bay Gardens Beach Resort's Gold Medal Winning Chef Peter Lawrence. Seagrapes Bea
Reviewed By malcolm79
Food was very good, not quite excellent. Cocktails mediocre at best. View was also brilliant; archetypal caribbean. Service decent. The Bill was frankly eye watering however.
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6. Jammer's Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By Jenssen80
My Partner & 1 recently stayed in the Windjammer hotel & we spent a lot of time in this restaurant. As we went all inclusive we never had to pay. the food on a average really good depending on what you want, the service is pretty quick I will say that.
5. Barnacles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Set in an 1750 old cellar on pigeon island national land mark The bar restaurant grill is open from 11 am till late 7 days a week Creole food with a twist and great beers Available for parties and BBQ and weddings also
Reviewed By Keith G
A beautiful beachside location within the national park Pigeon island. Calm, attractive. Good stop off for drinks and peace
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4. Jambe De Bois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 456 reviews
Reviewed By tre4d
perfect spot at the end of the beach - if you can picture a classic caribbean beachfront restaurant then you have this place in your mind. best mango daiquiry you could ever ask for. If anything beware of the huge portions of food which was all good quality. We found it when waiting for our boat/shuttle back to the hotel and determined to go back for food which we did for a very pleasant boozy lunch. I'd recommend this place as one of your places to eat and drink in St Lucia
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3. Bamboo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
The Bamboo Restaurant at Fond Doux Plantation & Resort in St. Lucia offers up sumptuous Caribbean and international cuisine in beautiful, tropical environs. The restaurant offers a la carte lunch and dinner dining. Set amidst the lush gardens of the resor
Reviewed By Luke S
Had several meals here while staying at Fond Doux. One night the fish was delicious, the other over-cooked. Sometimes food came right away, and one night it was almost 2 hours before we saw our entrees. Perfectly fine if staying at or visiting the resort, Tet Paul, etc., but I wouldn't go out of my way to dine here.Dear Luke S,Thank you for your feedback.We are sorry to learn about your dining experiences as this is certainly not the norm here. Your feedback is very helpful and will be used in the further improvements of our services. Hopefully, you are open to returning, so that we may redeem ourselves and leave a better impression on you in the future.Best Regards, Eroline and Lyton Lamontagne
2. Wingz N Tingz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 494 reviews
Wingz -N- Tingz; Friendly service, great wingz, great seafood, reasonably priced. "Come in and taste the difference"
Reviewed By Hayley_st
Great local food, they offer 15 types of wing flavours, you can choose your sides some of the options are chips, green fig salad, potato salad, side salad etc. Portions are massive we took food home! Service is a bit slow but what you expect in the Caribbean, Staff are lovely I highly recommend Wingz n Tingz.
1. The Naked Fisherman Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 418 reviews
The Naked Fisherman offers relaxed dining, that you would expect of a Caribbean thatched beach grill.
Reviewed By Alyeska2015
If you want a great location on the beach below Cap Estates Resturant, looking out to Martinique, the bar and grill offers an obvious choice. We were offered the taster menu ($US60/person) with a dominantly seafood slant of several courses including Ceviche of Caribbean Dorado, shrimp, mussels, an optional chicken satay, and a choice between beef tenderloin or dorado (Mahi Mahi). The dining was nouvelle cuisine sizes and the waitress was able to substitute the shellfish dishes for a salad and double portions of the meat dishes rather than a range of alternatives being made available. Desert was roast bananas & marshmallow, island rum caramel. The meal was pleasant enough but the price point for this resturant is well above equivalent fare on the island. Wine and and cocktails are expensive and add to the already large bill for 4. The menu changes each night so its worth trying the experience at least once. The costs did not match food.Dear Guest Thank you for the response we appreciate your review. as the menu states it is a Taster menu and it is a 6 Course offering, so in hindsight the portions are not going to be large, that would be wasteful. The concept is to try many different options over a relaxing evening. The beverage pricing is within the regular pricing you find on the island and saying it is above the island fare is a misconception as it depends on the products that the selected restaurants buy in and where they purchase it from which contributes to the final price which many people fail to take into consideration. From reading the review it seems the staff went out of the way to make your evening enjoyable as this style was clearly not what you had imagined or expected. Many Thanks
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