Set on a low-lying bluff on the South Coast, Surfer’s Bay is a casual, rustic affair, with a raised wooden deck overlooking the ocean, and picnic tables scattered around its informal gardens. Being close to the surfing beaches of the South Coast, this pleasantly breezy bar-restaurant is a favourite hangout of surfers, but remains undiscovered by most other travellers. This, in part, is because it’s hard to locate but the fairly-priced beer and strong cocktails (especially at happy hour) make this unpretentious place well worth seeking out. The food is unpretentious ‘pub grub’: burgers (meat, fish and plant-based) with West Indian curry, rotis and mac pie – to remind you where you are. Check the Facebook page as there’s sometimes live music at weekends, and a cosy campfire to gather round.

Note: it’s easy to get lost getting here. Follow signs for the Moonraker Hotel.

Practical Info

Close to Silver Sands on the South Coast. Accessible from Fairchild St Bus Terminal (Bridgetown) via the #13B bus.

Mon–Wed 3–9pm, Thur–Sat noon–9pm, Sun noon–10pm.

1 246 2625843

www.surfersbay.com