St Kitts Bars And Restaurants
We call it “Limin”, enjoying a drink or a meal with friends at any time of day.
From relaxing beach bars to fine dining restaurants, St Kitts has a Limin’ spot just for you.
Jump to. The Strip. Beach Bars. Fine Dining. Coffee Shops.
Drinks of St Kitts
Our local lagers are Carib and Stag.
We also brew Guinness, Mackeson and Skol here on the island.
Non – alcoholic brews include:
Giant Malt, Ting and Peardrella. Ting goes exceptionally well with local rum, just order a “Ting with a Sting“
Rum of St Kitts
The St Kitts Rum Company produces the famous “Brinley Gold” rums in 6 varieties and their “Shipwreck Spiced Rum” and “Shipwreck Coconut Cream” is also sold around the world.
Hammond (our local moonshine) is locally made in small pot stills and it is, of course, illegal. If you ask around, you maybe lucky to come across someone who knows someone with the right connections.
We also have the new “Jolly Roger” microbrewery which opened in 2018.
This brewery, the only one of its kind on the island, produces craft lagers, IPA’s, Ale and Cider, all “on tap”
The Famous Frigate Bay “Strip”
By day, a great beach to relax on, by night it transitions into an open air party, lots of music and the most scenic pub crawl in the world!
Feel free to buy a drink in one bar, walk along the beach drinking it, sit at the next bar and get a refill whenever you need to.
Situated alongside the Caribbean sea this is the place for both visitors and locals alike. On weekends the music last “till day ketch um moon”.
14 or so bars and restaurants, lots of local food and an excellent Mexican bar/restaurant.
Visit the famous “Mr X’s Shiggidy Shack” for the Thursday night bonfire. Try “Buddies” for ribs and Patsy’s, a family run restaurant with the best food around.
Start your evening at “The Dock” where happy hour begins at 5 pm every day.
More Beach bars worth a visit
Cockleshell Beach
Reggae Beach Bar is always a lively place, try it on Friday evenings for their famous “Lobsterfest”, an all you can eat experience with a local twist.
Also on Cockleshell beach is Spice Mill for the more upmarket experience.
Friars Bay
Shipwreck Bar on Friars Bay beach is not to be missed, a great spot for lunch or to watch the sunset.
Good snorkeling reef here.
Friars Bay is also home to Carambola Beach Club.
Whitehouse Bay
Salt Plage was one of the casualties of Covid.
The bar remains closed, however the bay is still accessible.
This bay is very shallow and has great opportunities for snorkeling.
Old Road Bay
Sprat Net Bar and Grill serves Lobster, ribs, and fresh caught fish, all served with Corn on the cob, Potatoes and Johnny Cakes.
All the fish is locally caught by the family. Live music on Wednesday and Saturday.
Old Road village, set on a cliff overlooking the sea, ideal spot to watch the sunset.
Food from around the world
Mexican
Chinchillas on Frigate Bay beach is the place for authentic Mexican food prepared by a Mexican chef.
Originally this was “The Monkey Bar“, the very first bar to be built on Frigate Bay beach.
Indian
Tiranga, opposite the Marriott has a great indoor or outdoor Indian dining experience.
Indian Summer, located above the Sugar Bay club has a great bar area and excellent Indian food.
Japanese
Samaurai Teppanyaki Restaurant, was closed during Covid and has never reopened.
Rituals Sushi, just next door offers Sushi and Sashimi in an indoor or outdoor dining experience.
American Sports Bar
Uncle Fats was closed during Covid and never reopened.
The restaurent still remains, hopefully a new owner will be found.
St Kitts fine dining restaurants
The Park Hyatt, the Koi Resort and the Marriott have fine dining restaurants, here we highlight the long established locally owned dining venues.
Rock Lobster
Around since 2005 and located in Frigate Bay just down from the Marriott.
Rock Lobster serves seafood, steaks and local cuisine
Marshalls
Opened in 1996 Marshalls is one of St Kitts most popular restaurants.
Located at Fort Tyson just above Frigate Bay you can enjoy views of the Caribbean while you dine.
Serendipity
Located in Fortlands, just above Basseterre, diners enjoy stunning views across town and the harbour. Since 2004 Serendipity has offered international cuisine with locally sourced fresh produce. Fine dining does not come any better than this.
Poinciana
Located in Frigate Bay, opposite Silver Reef, Poinciana opened in 2016.
Home cooked International cuisine with fresh seasonal ingredients sourced locally.
Lunchtime favorites and Coffee shops
El Fredo’s
Located on Bay rd, south of the cruise port this St Kitts institution is a favorite for locals and tourists alike. Family owned and run, authentic Caribbean food at its best.
Mrs Moore’s “Eat to live Snackette”
For 20+ years Mrs Moore has started at 4 am each day baking Johnny cakes and preparing her food. An island favorite and an island institution. Her current location is in Port Zante just at the side of the National Museum. Mrs Moore Eat to Live Snackette is the place for a local lunch experience.
Coconut Grove
Newly located at Island Paradise, just a few minutes walk from the Marriott. Coconut Grove serves breakfast, lunches and dinner. Much more than just “the best coffee on the island” it has an extensive menu including Pizza.
Pepe’s Kiosk
Located in Christophe Harbour, Pepes’s offers coffee, hot and cold drinks and light snacks. Good place to sit and enjoy the yachts.
Sweet and Savory
Located in Frigate Bay opposite the Marriott.
Bistro with all day breakfast, excellent breads and gourmet food.
School offering baking classes on the premises.
Rituals Coffee
At the front of Sugar Bay Club in Frigate Bay.
Rituals is a Caribbean coffee shop chain.
Open all day for snacks and light meals
