Top Restaurants in St. John's
Top 10 Bar food in St. John's, Antigua, Caribbean
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in St. John's, Antigua, Caribbean. In St. John's, the capital city of Antigua, farmers markets, candy- colored architecture and the ruins of sugar plantations vie for attention with a kaleidoscope of coral reefs and sailing adventures. Salute the white baroque towers of St. John's Cathedral that dominate the skyline before joining the flocks of cruise passengers on a Heritage Quay shopping excursion. To experience the island's early cultures, visit the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, housed in a 1750s colonial courthouse.
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10. Runway 10
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Bermuda1Cheltenham
Booked for Sunday brunch and wasn't disappointed. Quiet, relaxing location with plenty of seating in the shade. Welcoming staff. Other establishments we have visited so far for brunch have had an 'a la carte' approach to their menu, so was pleased to see this one was a brunch more as we know it - on a buffet style. Although initially a bit taken back by the cost (ECD $85), this did include a Mimosa (or orange juice), a bountiful array of buffet items, excellent service and a delightful two-piece band of musicians, so in the end, we decided it was worth it. (ECD $15 extra for the crepe/omelette station). Food options included a very nice red bean and dumpling soup, traditional Antiguan breakfast items (salt cod/chop-up/breadfruit/banana & pumpkin fritter etc), salad, potato salad, chickpea salad, mini spinach quiches, poached and smoked salmon, savoury rice, chicken and fish. Also fresh bread, cakes and pastries as well as a platter of fresh fruit. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted amazing. We were so impressed we asked to see the lunch and dinner menus and will definitely come back another day. The Thursday night Reggae night has been recommended, but be sure to make a reservation as it's popular. Special mention to Rosanne (I hope I've got your name correct), who was most friendly, attentive and helpful. Also to the trio of lady chefs who were serving the food. Plenty of parking. Only thing which could be improved are the restrooms, of which there appeared to be one unisex - unless I went in the wrong place!
9. Island Beehive
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Tnilinger
My wife and I, joined by another couple we were traveling with, stopped here for a quick beer before heading back to the Royal Princess. Bottom line, we were there for 3 hours! Great food! Great beer! Really fun atmosphere. Centrally located in the shopping section of town. This place is now on our list to places to revisit.
8. Harbour View Bar & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By kaitss_xox
This place is very cute, up a spiral staircase wrapped round a tree. Lovely cold beer. But the harbour was very smelly, with wild dogs covered in flies that followed us around. Locals and staff were lovely. Great view of the incoming boats. staff will always tell you what boats came from where
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7. Turners Beach Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 221 reviews
Beach Bar
Reviewed By goldendiv
The location is excellent, the beach is lovely, and the restaurant is clean. We ordered a variety of items and they were all pretty good. The service is what is really bad. Ordering is weird - some tables had a waitress take their order, some of us had to order from the bar and we couldn't figure out the difference, but after sitting there 20 minutes, we just did. The menu was on the wall. We stood at the register about another 15 minutes before they acknowledged us at all and then just stood there with a paper to take our order. I wasn't even sure she was ready to take it. They don't give you your drink when you order, it comes with your food which came about 30 minutes later. No, they didn't seem that busy - because the tables were about 1/2 full. Maybe it was a bad day for someone. But I would really think twice about going back because they made us feel so unwelcome. You can get wifi here but it didn't work on all of our iphones - just some of them - don't know why.
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6. Kon Tiki Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Kon Tiki is a floating bar in the calm waters of Dickinson Bay, Antigua. She sits overlooking the Caribbean sea, and on a clear day Nevis, and occasionally St Kitts are visible. With drinks so strong one airline has had to ban their cabin crew, just remem
Reviewed By Gary2425
Don't waste your time going out to this cute, unique, floating bar. Very limited beverage selection and all of the 'regulars' seem to hang out here. Our bartender was filling in because the owner, who was sitting at the bar, was totally drunk out of her mind. Very sad.
5. Putters Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By BusinessTravelerBGI
Very relaxed decor and seating (sat at a picnic table). I went with a friend for pizza and beer. I enjoyed their thin crust pepperoni pizza and had a red stripe beer (Jamaica) since they were out of Wadadli (local beer). The staff is efficient. A casual place to go and hang out for a while.
4. Cutie's Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By windriderjgm
I am one for the finer things upon occasion. After 11 days at sea in a not so fine vessel I needed some great food, in a quaint atmosphere with impeccable service. Cutieâs hit all three. It was recommended to me by my hotel. I was fortunate enough to meet both Mom and daughter that started it along with the other sister. It might well be one of the nicest outdoor venues on the island. I would however recommend that prior to your dinner stop at Cuties, stop by CiCiâs just across the lawn and pick out a nice bottle of wine to take for dinner as the selection at Cutieâs is very limited. If your not picky about wines, what they have is fine, albeit served a lil too warm, but it comes to a more appealing temp as it breathes. Definitely ask for bread, but not before the meal, as it is soo good you will eat too much of it pre-dinner. If you go, tell them the tall man from Trip Advisor sent you! Bon Apetite!
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3. Sandra's Beach shop Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Sandra's is a family run business which started off in the early 90s very friendly family ,and and the service is really great also with our new location come and check out it out
Reviewed By DayTrip421841
The food there is top notch home cooking at its best. All of the bbq and jerk specials are delicious plus you can get a great burger or hot dog for those afraid to try what the âlocalsâ eat. The drinks are awesome also. Everyone who works there is pleasant and friendly. This is what a family run and owned business should be. The beach and sightseeing are bonuses!!!
2. Hemingways Caribbean Cafe & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 801 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin F
A great refuge from shopping and cruise ship tourist hell is just up a short staircase on St Mary's Street. Great vibes, music, and most importantly food. I highly recommend the seafood pasta and a glass of wine. The pasta plate is large enough for two! Great people watching on the bustling street below from the balcony. Very Good.....
1. BeachLimerz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Beach Bar and Restaurant located on one of Antigua's best beaches, a little hideaway from all the hustle and bustle of town, a relaxing and inviting location with a breath taking veiw! A True Jem to Discover!
Reviewed By andyrudy
One of the best excursions EVER! I contacted the owner Gail via Facebook and made a reservation via a PayPal deposit (easy). I mentioned we were there on our 40th Anniversary. We arrived to a very personal welcome by the owner and staff -Marvin, Sheldon and Mel. They had balloons on our reserved table, with hearts and flowers. They handed us a delicious rum punch and led us to our chaises by the beautiful beach. I think there were 16 of us from the Royal Caribbean ship and we had this gorgeous place to ourself. The lunch was good and plentiful, most importantly we felt like we were visiting with new friends. The taxi Gail arranged to pick us up and drop us off (Hilarie picked us up, LaShawn dropped us off) was about 20$ and great. If you are reading this BOOK BEACHLIMERZ in ANTIGUA, you won't regret it!
