Located in the Runaways building on Runaway Bay. Antigua’s premiere clubbing destination plays a fusion of music to suit all tastes . Décor not seen elsewhere in the Caribbean.
Tel: 1 268 562 7874
Fax: 1 268 562 4574
E-mail:
hadeedej@candw.ag
Open Thursday to Sunday, from 10pm. A/C bar and lounge. Outdoor courtyard. Situated in the heart of St. John’s. Dress code.
Tel: 1 268 562 1858
Fax: 1 268 460 7587
E-mail:
18karat@candw.ag
Conors Sports Bar
2nd flr., Runaways Entertainment Building, next to Rush Nightclub. Wide screen Tv’s, professional pool tables, darts, dominoes & a trendy bar. From 4pm daily until late.
Tel:1 268 562 7874
Fax:1 268 562 4574
Web:
hadeedej@candw.ag
Bay House
Tradewinds Hotel, Marble Hill (tel. 268/462-1223), for the island's best mix of singles (both straight and-to a much lesser degree-gay).
Lashings
Runaway Bay (tel. 268/462-4438), is the hangout of local cricketers, and always attracts a fun-loving bevy of patrons who dance the night away when not ordering Tex-Mex fare.
Millers by the Sea
at Runaway Beach (tel. 268/462-9414). Spilling over onto the sands, its happy hour is the best in town.
Admiral's Inn
(tel. 268/460-1027), a barefoot-friendly kind of place. You can always play a game of darts and there's live music Thursday and Saturday nights, usually a local 14-piece steel band. Try one of Norman's daiquiris (the island's best), and ask the bartender about the famous guests he's served, from Richard Burton to Prince Charles.
The Life Bar
Nelson's Dockyard, VHF #68 (no phone), the most popular spot for visitors arriving aboard yachts. On occasion, it's West Indian party time, with live groups performing.
Mainbrace
(tel. 268/460-1058), with darts, of course, and fish and chips, and on some nights the jazz is live. The pub is part of the Copper and Lumber Store Hotel.
