A popular breakfast and brunch spot, Omar’s coffee shop is perched right on the waterfront of Soper’s Hole Marina.
It’s the perfect place to sit with a coffee and a freshly baked bagel and watch the people and boats go by. If you’re
heading out for the day, you can call ahead and get a takeaway coffee or bagel too.
A favourite of BVI’s sailors, it all about fun and low-key vibes at Lighthouse Marina, Soper’s Hole. Serving up freshly
baked pizzas in their dockside beer garden, it is a great place to hang out and watch the boating world go by.
Run by the lovely Patricia and Bushman, this beach bar is right on the sand of Smugglers Cove. Offering sun
loungers, beers, rum punches, soft drinks and grilled food (the fish sandwiches are just the best), you’ll not only
receive a delicious lunch but a warm welcome and good vibes too.
Located in a converted rum distillery at Long Bay Beach Resort, 1748 has a gorgeous beach-chic setting with a
relaxed but elegant atmosphere. Complete with it’s own herb and veggie garden, the menu focusses on fresh
ingredients and a carefully curated wine list. They also have a coffee shop, perfect for starting the day with a local
Caribbean coffee, a freshly pressed juice or a hand-made pastry and Johnny’s beach bar with a cocktail menu
infused with a taste of the Caribbean and tasty bar snacks.
A very pretty beachfront setting, serving mostly Caribbean style dishes including fish and BBQ. Owned by local chef
Ken Molyneaux who studied at Culinary college in the US, going on to compete in national contests.
Sitting right on the beach at Little Apple Bay, Sebastians is the perfect place if you’re looking for a fun-filled evening
with heaps of atmosphere and an ocean view. Offering Mediterranean and Caribbean fusion with themed nights
including their famous Thursday Bingo and Karaoke, it can get busy so we’d recommend booking ahead!
This ones a no-brainer. With a waterfront spot, a large varied menu and authentic Caribbean recipes, D’Coal Pot is
the place to go for a genuine taste of the Islands. Enjoy fresh ingredients & friendly staff.
Arguably the best view for dinner, Bananakeet Cafe (also knows as Heritage Inn) is perched on Windy Hill
overlooking Jost Van Dyke, Great Thatch and Great Tobago. They have a comprehensive menu with plenty of fish,
meat and pasta options. They have a lovely bar up there but only take reservations for dinner, so give them a call
and enjoy the most breathtaking sunset views.
A popular breakfast and brunch spot, Omar's coffee shop is perched right on the waterfront of Soper's Hole Marina.
It's the perfect place to sit with a coffee and a freshly baked bagel and watch the people and boats go by. If you're
heading out for the day, you can call ahead and get a takeaway coffee or bagel too.
A favourite of BVI's sailors, it all about fun and low-key vibes at Lighthouse Marina, Soper's Hole. Serving up freshly
baked pizzas in their dockside beer garden, it is a great place to hang out and watch the boating world go by.
Run by the lovely Patricia and Bushman, this beach bar is right on the sand of Smugglers Cove. Offering sun
loungers, beers, rum punches, soft drinks and grilled food (the fish sandwiches are just the best), you'll not only
receive a delicious lunch but a warm welcome and good vibes too.
Located in a converted rum distillery at Long Bay Beach Resort, 1748 has a gorgeous beach-chic setting with a
relaxed but elegant atmosphere. Complete with it's own herb and veggie garden, the menu focusses on fresh
ingredients and a carefully curated wine list. They also have a coffee shop, perfect for starting the day with a local
Caribbean coffee, a freshly pressed juice or a hand-made pastry and Johnny’s beach bar with a cocktail menu
infused with a taste of the Caribbean and tasty bar snacks.
A very pretty beachfront setting, serving mostly Caribbean style dishes including fish and BBQ. Owned by local chef
Ken Molyneaux who studied at Culinary college in the US, going on to compete in national contests.
Sitting right on the beach at Little Apple Bay, Sebastians is the perfect place if you're looking for a fun-filled evening
with heaps of atmosphere and an ocean view. Offering Mediterranean and Caribbean fusion with themed nights
including their famous Thursday Bingo and Karaoke, it can get busy so we'd recommend booking ahead!
This ones a no-brainer. With a waterfront spot, a large varied menu and authentic Caribbean recipes, D'Coal Pot is
the place to go for a genuine taste of the Islands. Enjoy fresh ingredients & friendly staff.
Arguably the best view for dinner, Bananakeet Cafe (also knows as Heritage Inn) is perched on Windy Hill
overlooking Jost Van Dyke, Great Thatch and Great Tobago. They have a comprehensive menu with plenty of fish,
meat and pasta options. They have a lovely bar up there but only take reservations for dinner, so give them a call
and enjoy the most breathtaking sunset views.
