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meera says:
If you're looking for a good night out in Barbados, The Saint Lawrence
Gap is usually the best place to be. Thursday nights are
especially good for checking out The Ship Inn, where, for a $10 Bajan
($5 US) cover, you can listen to one of the more popular local "bands",
Strategy. Stra...
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vances says:
This tip depends on your preferences for music and wild night life, but I always made it a point to stop by the "Wild Hare", a brilliant reggae venue only a few blocks from Wrigley.
There is only a reasonable cover charge and they often have top-shelf reggae acts (like Ziggy Marley and Pato Bant...
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januras says:
A fun restaurant with a well done laid back Carribean atmosphere! It was really popular - lots of people having a great time. We were seated right away - my husband had the Rasta Pasta (how can you resist a dish with that name), and I had the jerk chicken/jerk pork combo. My food was, in short, a...
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worldcitizen says:
For East Bay residents who don't always want to cross the bridge for nightlife, Shattuck Down Low is a great option. It's a fun place for people of all ages who enjoy dancing to hip hop, reggae, and Latin music.
They have events every night of the week except for Mondays. Sunday is reggae night, ...
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leah151 says:
Apparently the Wild Onion is not only a bar and one of Treasure Beach's only 'night clubs' but a notable restaurant as well. However, we quite literally stumbled into this venue upon our arrival that evening to Treasure Beach. After our dinner at Jake's Resort restaurant, our rum buzzes were still...
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