City: Isla de Vieques
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Top 3 Pub food in Isla de Vieques, Caribbean
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Isla de Vieques. The glowing Mosquito Bay is a vision of bizarre beauty. Thanks to a bioluminescent microorganism, the water is a cool electric blue, looking somewhat like a fantastical sci-fi lagoon. Kayak or hop into a clear-bottomed pontoon boat to glide along the neon waters. Swimmers and snorkelers will adore the pristine, undeveloped beaches. Keep an eye out for the playful feral horses that gallop along the dunes, or visit the stately ceiba tree that’s been keeping watch over the highland for three centuries.
Things to do in Isla de Vieques
1. Duffy's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1076 reviews
Reviewed By gerymere2017
I like the Esperanza Boulevard and it's restaurant. Duffy's is one of my favorites. Their spiral potato and sweet potato fries are excellent as well as the desserts. Very relax ambiance.Thank you, gerymere2017! We appreciate your kind words and are happy you enjoyed your food and the ambiance! We hope you can make it back to the islands again soon.
2. Lazy Jacks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 636 reviews
Come hang out at Lazy Jacks, the place to relax right on the Esperanza waterfront for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night. Sit and watch the view and hang out with the locals. Full bar, frozen drinks, specialty beers, pizzas, hamburgers, chicken sandw
Reviewed By goldeneagle1953
Great drinks and relaxed atmosphere, bar food all at great prices. Watch the parade of characters going along the Malecon and enjoy on of the many Margeritas along with a pizza and your day in the Sun is perfect!
3. Isla Nena Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Dont Forget Our Full Bar Before U Fly!
Reviewed By lianamiller52
If Anthony Bourdain was still with us, heâd have a heyday at this place. The most unassuming dive spot next to the airport with dumplings that rival ones youâd find in Chinatown (seriously, Iâm from NYC!). Theyâre made by a Chinese woman who wound up in Vieques via her husband. The steamed pork dumplings and fried lobster & crab rangoons are to die for...so much so that we ordered an extra serving to-go. Theyâre served with homemade soy sauce and fresh ginger from the island. Such an awesome off-the-beaten-path experience in Vieques.
Caribbean Food Guide: 10 Caribbean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Isla de Vieques
