Cute little hookah spot in French quarters. Music was a vibe the owner is a nice lady for Atlanta n…read moreshe incorporates that into here menu. The aesthetics and vibe is soo cute great for pictures. Most def a hidden gem on the island.

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Six of us did a staycation in Csted and stopped in after a nice dinner. It was still kind of early,…read moreso we were the only people in there. The bartender fixed us up and the DJ was so sweet to play all the oldies for us. 70's disco. My friends had a real good time! A lot of fun. I'll be back next time I'm in town.

I think this is the only club on the island lol. Good music but I wish they played more reggae…read more This place is all about the company you're with and having fun. It's not a "poppin" place but one of the younger places in town and tourist just drinking and dancing. If you want to dance this is place to let loose. Other places are just bars. It's as fun as you make it! Wepa!

From the ambiance to the service and the quality of the drinks, this place is a must visit. Our…read morebartender, Trevor, was recommended from another bar we visited. We sat at a high top in front of the bar and were greeted immediately. I had the espresso martini and it was sweet and frothy and garnished with shredded chocolate bits. It was the perfect dessert drink. Trevor answered some questions we had about the island and was prompt and pleasant through checkout. Wished we could've gotten over there a few more times during our trip.

Stepping into this dimly lit tiki bar is like entering a hidden world. Lavish details, from the…read morebrass lion heads on the doors, to the glow of a copper diving helmet, to the puffer-fish lamps and gilded menu, create a cozy atmosphere reminiscent of a shipwreck. Once your eyes have adjusted, you can start reading the truly extensive cocktail menu. There are both classic tiki and newer creations available, and during happy hour, some of the simpler drinks (like Mai Tais) are discounted. If you are new to tiki, you might get frustrated with some of the service times, but each drink can be so complex, they take a little longer than your average rail to make (but it's worth it for the layered flavors). Breaker's Roar is my favorite bar in Christiansted, and it is great either as a first drink of the night spot, or as a final hurrah. I have never had a bad drink from them, and I don't even have a favorite, everything I have tried is so delicious. Each drink also comes in a carefully selected vessel, and that id definitely part of the equation in placing an order. The last time we went, there was also a small bites menu that was a pleasant surprise. We liked the two plates we tried, but already had dinner reservations. Next time we go back, we plan to eat a full meal. This place is a must if you are on the boardwalk!

A true local gem in downtown Christiansted…read more I had the opportunity to visit on Friday night and hear some great local music in the patio outback. The atmosphere is fantastic, the food is plentiful and delicious, and the staff is beyond welcoming and friendly. If you are in town make sure to stop in!

Pulled pork green chiles tacos with a few sparse strands of pulled pork, mostly filled with 90%…read morefried pork, false advertisement and FAIL!

Great place to eat or take out your food. Pleasant workers!…read moreThe food is great! The bar on the outside is opened at night, very pleasant to attend!

One of the few less touristy places serving food that's open past 9pm during this time. Good food…read moreand good people. Outdoor seating is available in front. Chill place to grab a drink, some mamajuana, or a bite to eat. Lowkey local spot. Plus, Cute dog next door will watch you eat and drink (after barking at you for a bit) haha.

I think this spot truly deserves a higher rating. Nestled right beside the boardwalk, there's no…read morebetter place to sit facing the water and savor a meal. The food here is absolutely delicious. We ordered chicken wings and tacos--though they're technically starters, the portions were generous enough to make a satisfying lunch. What's more, the prices are very reasonable, making this one of the best value finds of our entire trip.

We went here to watch the crab races since we had never heard of such an event. We arrived 30…read moreminutes before the start of the races to get ourselves good seats. Immediately upon entering the restaurant, Tito who is the one who runs the crab races met us and wanted to know if we were there for the races. He explained the concept of the race. Each hermit crab is picked by a patron who pays $3. The crab is named by the patron and Tito writes the name on a piece of masking tape on the crab's shell. The crabs are placed in a bucket. At the start of the race, the bucket is flipped upside down in the center of several concentric circles of chalk marked on the floor. The goal is for a patron's crab to be the first one to cross the line of the yellow circle. There are an assortment of prizes such as excursions or coupons for local establishments to be won.The event lasted about 45 minutes and was fun. We had their Cruzan Confusion cocktail and barbecue chicken wings. The cocktail was refreshing. The chicken wings were average. They were not fried crispy and the flavor came entirely from the barbecue sauce.