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The Best Barbados Nightlife for Your Night Out in Barbados!What's happening on the Barbados nightlife scene? And the best places to be? In Barbados when night sets in, so begins your night out- dinner and a show anyone? The island’s many fine dining restaurants, night clubs, bars and lounges go into full “swing”.
Start off with a romantic or family themed dinner or evening starters with your good friends, and head on to one of the island’s local hot spots- bars or lounges for an after dinner drink, if you like, go to a club and party away to Caribbean music or a popular local band. What ever your rhythm and activity, there are endless options to making your evening or night in Barbados delightful…BUT...of course we try to bring you hit picks. Based on a few reviews from some local people and visitors on Barbados, at the time we were making this list, we asked this fun question about Barbados nightlife: “Pubs, clubs, lounges and restaurants in Barbados that rock your world!?” What came out? Paint the Town…Top choices
Barbados Pubs: Fisherman’s Pub In Speightstown, St. Peter, this ocean front, wooden structure opens for daily lunch, serving local dishes. On Wednesday nights, there is exotic steel pan music and a flamboyant cultural floor show, limbo and land ship performances, Barbados nightlife at its best. Occasionally, another traditional cultural performer- "Mother Sally" would make an appearance. Don’t miss Friday nights’ Curry Kareoke (carry your own key.) Reviews/comments: Local: Beverley - I love Wednesday's dinner and dancing. I just like the atmosphere of the pub. A casual lunch on the deck by the water is relaxing. What makes it better is that you run into one or two interesting people. Visitor:ST.C from Ireland- I usually have a wonderful time when I go –Wednesdays are quite good Local: Anonymous– I like de place and I like de food. Rock your world highlights: The food, and on Wednesday nights the floor show.
A cool pub in St. Lawerence gap, next to the After Dark, a lively, upbeat atmosphere, pool tables, full bar, and dinner is available.
Local: KJ - My McBrides highlight is Thursdays, cool band and cool people
Visitor: Don from London- Love the upbeat pub atmosphere-They play all types of international music. Sundays seem to be exciting with the…ahem… dance competition Rock your world highlights: Thursday nights and Sunday nights
Barbados Night Clubs Harbour Lights Lower Bay Street, this beach front “old” great-house “frame” structure, boasts the most vibrant island parties on the Barbados nightlife scene. Wednesdays and Fridays are normal club nights and on Sunday there is the beach party which begins at 6:00pm. Local: Renee - It’s a great party, the drinks are correct and the vibe is nice. The best night for me is Friday since I don’t have to work on Saturdays.
Situated on Bay Street, just on the outskirts of Bridgetown, opens as a chic beach bar during the day, party or have dinner with local bands or local DJ music.
Review/comment: Visitor: Ben from Canada– Well, when you go on down to the Boat Yard, it’s a good place to have a couple of local Banks Beers, meet the Barbadian people and it’s a good place to see and experience Bajan dancing, mostly wining-up (also known as “wukking-up”. Rock your world highlights: Local(Bajan)dancing
In a single location there is an atmosphere to suit you’re any mood. You can have lunch by day, dinner by night. At this Barbados night club party to live music from a hip local band in the open air, get down to your favourite DJ music in an enclosed area or lounge around. Thursday nights usually peaks with the performance of the local band “Strategy.”
Reviews/comments: Visitor:John from New York- A nice place to hang out-the crowd is a good crowd, not too old or too young, and easy going. Visitor:Kim from UK– It’s lively, it’s great, and I’m having a really good time here in Barbados! Rock your world highlights: lively lime and Thursday nights
Barbados Lounges Pravda To give you the sensuality of this relaxing lounge—in a few words – Impossible! Experience this ultra chic and sophisticated ambience, located at the entrance of St. Lawrence gap on the south coast of Barbados. Review/Comment: Local:Barbara - Chic and sexy ambience Rock your world highlights: Music and mood
Barbados Restaurants Aqua One of the “must go to” fine dining restaurants on the south coast of Barbados, this ocean- front restaurant features a beautiful, very natural and open ambience, and serves a range of cuisine for a variety of tastes. Aqua's lounge offers one of the stylish Barbados nightlife spots to lounge and have a drink.
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Local: Brian - Reputation for delectable fare and excellent service Local: Lisa - Famous for perfectly mixed cocktails Rock your world highlights: Cuisine and cocktails
For a night of full cultural flare. The Bajan Roots and rhythms dinner and show held at the Plantations Garden Theatre provides a full Bajan buffet dinner, live music, dance presentations, and other cultural entertainment. The show is held on Wednesday and Friday nights. Review/comment: Local: Anonymous- I love the back in time party on the last Saturday in every month
Rock your world highlights: The dance extravaganza
Contemporary Italian cuisine at it’s best. In a lovely west coast setting provides an elegant and pleasurable dining experience. Situated at Paynes Bay in St. James, Daphne’s serves both lunch and dinner.
Review/Comment: Local: Ted - simply sophisticated atmosphere and exquisite cuisine Rock your world highlights: The diverse menu choices
Live entertainment every night from Monday through to Saturday . Its acts include poetry readings, Jazz and other caribbean entertainment. This quaint and classy restaurant overlooks the Careenage in Bridgetown and beholds views of historic buildings and statues. Caribbean, American and seafood dishes adorn the menu available all day and night long.
Review/comment:
Local: cool, jazzy café, with great food. Rock your world highlights: quaint setting with Caribbean charm
Randomly hot choices for painting the town your favourite colour in Barbados!
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