Jost Van Dyke Restaurants
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1. Foxy's Taboo
$$ | |It's well worth the winding, hilly drive or sometimes rough sail to get to Taboo, where there's a sophisticated menu and friendly staff with a welcoming attitude. Kebabs, hummus, and veggie-stuffed pitas stand alongside eggplant cheesecake on the Mediterranean-inspired menu. Located at Diamond Cay on Jost's mostly undeveloped East End, Taboo is less of a party bar than Foxy's in Great Harbour but has scenic views and usually a great breeze. The lunch menu differs from the standard island fare. Even the burgers, topped with mango chutney, are a step up from the average and the salads are the best on the island. Dinner reservations are recommended.
East End, Jost Van Dyke, VG1160, British Virgin Islands284-442–3074Known For
- Mediterranean fare with flair
- Scenic views
- Friendly staff
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2. Hendo's Hideout
$$$ | |This upscale but family-friendly beach bar at White Bay beach features a handsome wood bar, lounge area, and hammocks nestled in among the palm trees, making you feel as if you're at a small resort. The pulled pork tacos are excellent, and bottomless mimosas are served with Sunday brunch. Come on Thursday night for sushi prepared with locally sourced tuna; the dinner menu ventures into more refined territory with offerings like tomahawk steak, lobster ravioli, and vegetarian pad Thai.
White Bay, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands284-340–0074Known For
- Beachside dining
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Lobster ravioli
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3. Soggy Dollar Bar
$$ | |Caribbean-style, casual beach fare rules at this must-stop destination for BVI boaters, whose habit of wading ashore for a drink gives the bar its distinctive name. Don't miss the Painkiller cocktail, the semi-official drink of the BVI, invented here. For lunch, find your way through the throngs ordering drinks at the bar to get mahimahi sandwiches, hamburgers, chicken roti, and conch fritters. A bottle of Soggy Dollar rum makes a nice souvenir that you can use to make your own Painkillers at home.
White Bay, Jost Van Dyke, VG1160, British Virgin Islands284-495--9888Known For
- The Painkiller cocktail was invented here
- Lively beach party
- Wading ashore from your boat—that's where the name comes from
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