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| The original Sunset Bar and Grill. |
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| Shot I took from the plane as we landed about 15 years ago. |
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| The Sunset Beach Bar photo I took about 15 years ago. The surfboard is used to tell the times of plane arrivals. |
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| A hat and decal from the original Sunset Beach Bar. |
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| New entrance to the Sunset Bar and Grill. |
| Seating area at the new SSBG. |
| Looking towards what used to be the food prep area. The restaurant looks empty due to the fact that there were no cruise ships in port the day we visited. |
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| Still display the surfboard with arrival times. |
| Large jet ready to take off. One fellow is "fence surfing" or trying to told on to the fence and brave the jet blast. |
| Many were blown down the beach by the jet blast. |
| Air France arrives. |
| The new pool area where the old food prep area used to be. |
| The food prep area has been moved behind the pool area. |
| The new bar that was constructed. The old bar still remains. |








This is such a great roundup! I'm always on the lookout for authentic beach bars when I travel — the kind where you can feel the local vibe, not just another tourist spot. 🌊🍹
ReplyDeleteOne place that really impressed me was Barefoot In The Bar in Speightstown, Barbados. It's right on the sand on Queens Street, with the Caribbean Sea just steps away. No walls, no dress code — you literally eat and drink with your toes buried in the sand.
The food is authentic Bajan — their Flying Fish Cutter is a must-try, and the Grilled Fish with macaroni pie was one of the best meals I had on the island. They pour 18 signature cocktails including a traditional Rum Punch that's made fresh, not from a pre-mix. Cold beers, premium wines, and mocktails too.
What made it extra special was the live music. Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from sundown they have local musicians playing steel pan and reggae right on the beach. Dancing barefoot in the sand while the sun sets is something I'll never forget.
Definitely worth adding to your list if you're ever in Barbados! 🏝️🎶
📍 Queens Street, Speightstown, Saint Peter, Barbados
🕙 Open Daily 10AM – 11PM