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Reviews on Bar food in St. Vincent, Caribbean including Flow Wine Bar, Veejays, Flowt Beach Bar, The Cobblestone Inn, Cafe Soleil, Chill'n, SOV Restaurant & Lounge, Paradise Beach Hotel Restaurant, Grand View Grill Restaurant, Mangoz Restaurant & Bar
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10. Mangoz Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Desta M
I went to this restaurant at the end of a work trip for a quick much before heading to the airport. The staff was friendly, the food was quite nice and the atmosphere and view were quite relaxing!
9. Grand View Grill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By saronic
Since the Wilkie's Restaurant at the Grand View Beach Hotel was only open for breakfast, the few guests were sent down to the Grand View Grill by the sea. For this one had to walk down several steps, but which was no problem for us.The place with its plastic chairs inside and benches outside looks like a simple eating place by the beach, somewhat incongruous with the rather noble boutique-style hotel to which it belongs.The Grill is run by very friendly Melanie from Canada, who sometimes can be seen also at the hotel's reception. What was not available on the first evening we could order on another day like Blackened Kingfish (with Cajun spices). We also tried Breadfruit Fries as a starter. Other meals we had was a good Grilled Mahi Mahi, a rather bland Chicken Teriyaki and a big succulent Steak.
8. Paradise Beach Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
The Paradise Beach Hotel Restaurant sits over looking the ocean and our chef serves up a delightful choice of local and international foods. Our sunset cocktails and happy hour at the bar has become an island tradition. Join us for Grillin' with the Capta
Reviewed By VMACKingstown
My partner and I went there for dinner and we both enjoyed our meal which was buffet style.What was surprising to me was that it was a Thursday night and the place was packed there wasn't an empty seat and persons were there waiting to for the next available table. Thought the wait would have been long for our order to be taken but that wasn't the case. It was a nice relaxing atmosphere with the sound of the waves coming to shore.This place is located close to the beach where patrons of the hotel/restaurant will find easy relax indulged in some good cuisine
7. SOV Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Bringing quality, consistency and innovation to St. Vincent's nightlife and dining experience. Let us elevate your party experience as we take you on a journey back and forth every week in St. Vincent's most sleek night club SOV, Villa. Come alive in SOV
Reviewed By RicoDee
Well I visited SOV again, on another vacation. Went to the restaurant twice. Mr Deshong is very welcoming and accommodating. A gentleman with a great smile, offering simple but impeccable service. I had my lunch special with an accompanying local fruit drink for EC $12.00. I tried a new tropical drink for free- Soursop. A new innovation, well commended! The Wi-Fi is a blast! You can sit with a comfortable view of the road without any disturbance from traffic flowing by. SOV is a place where you can just take your time and eat and chat or if solo like me- just enjoy the total environment with your tablet. It is like an office and bedroom combined where you are pushed into relaxation and leave feeling very satisfied.
6. Chill'n
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Chill'n was created in the spirit of the original "Bounty" restaurant. Looking down on the bustle of Kingstown from this simply sophisticated and relaxing location, Chill'n features our signature patties, rotis, burgers and desserts. We have enhanced our
Reviewed By OdeBarbz
I took my friend from Trinidad here to have lunch. The decor is local modern & you can see some of the foods when the chef is preparing it but the chair was uncomfortable. We had burgers & fries and it was average but the fries were good.The waitress took a long time to bring our drinks as she was the only 1 on the floor so we understood and did not hold it against her as she was pleasant.
5. Cafe Soleil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Alana H
This place is located at the Blue Lagoon hotel and marina and is right on the seaside. You cannot get more #IslandLife than this place. The ambiance is unlike anywhere else I've been on the island, the food is delicious, the drink selection is fantastic and the staff is so pleasant. Perfect for brunch, lunch or dinner! And they have live music on Sundays at sundown which is so much fun. 10/10
4. The Cobblestone Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By SparkyTS
We stayed at the Cobblestone Inn for several nights, as it is only a 10 minute walk to the ferry station for the outer island of the Grenadines. Only hiccup are the 3 flights of stone stairs that might be challenging for people with walking problems. I made it up and down as there were sufficient rulings for support (I have some balance problems, but with rails I can go anywhere!). It is a charming and authentically Caribbean ambiance and the service was lovely. Remember, this is the Caribbean, so there is hot sauce on every table. Eggs were great, homemade bread and fruit jam typical of the area, and it somewhat âopen airâ so you lots of breezes. Donât worry, you are protected overhead from rain. Only open for breakfast and lunch (I think).
3. Flowt Beach Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Sitting right on the beach, it's great for enjoying a cold drink and our creative grilled food menu with great company. The drinks are chilled and the grill is fired up.
Reviewed By Journey784508
The views of the sun was setting were amazing as my guests and I sipped on an assortment of cocktails and waited on our meals. The food was well worth the wait and the service was excellent. Definitely a top spot on the island for food; drinks and picturesque views
2. Veejays
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Keith P
VeeJays is a small bar/restaurant tucked away behind the main street of Kingstown. It has a large selection of refreshments and a container of ready-made rum-punch awaiting the casual visitor. We called in simply to explore some local culture and enjoyed several of the long list of interestingly-named cocktails. The staff were always in good humour, good local food (we saw) was readily and eagerly consumed by the mainly local patrons. With Kingstown being a destination for large cruise ships I am surprised that there were very few 'alien' visitors. Perhaps for many the short walk from the quayside was too far to walk, but I am sure that local taxis or residents can easily point the way - call in and enjoy the ambience!
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1. Flow Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Ascend a flight of stairs from bustling Kingstown and you will arrive at Flow Wine Bar & Kitchen. Conceived as an exciting urban destination it is a new approach to the good life, specialising in wine and beer with a kitchen to appeal to any appetite. The
Reviewed By Mrsunshineandsea
Resto, Bar, Cafe'...name it, all combined in one! Beautifully restored, spacious historic attic. Friendly service, excellent food, wines and beers plus the only place left in Kingstown where one can get a decent, relaxing cup of coffee! The menu is interesting and the soups are outstanding!
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