Entertainment
Most of the nightlife takes place at the restaurants. At weekends there are sometimes barbecues, steel bands and dances. Generally, though, the island is quiet at night.
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In Windwardside, Guido’s on Fri, Sat, pool room makes way to a disco, popular with all sections of the community, soca, reggae, rap and disco, loud.
In The Bottom, there is life in the bar of Antique Inn, until about 2300, run by Francesca from the Dominican Republic. Later on go to her sister’s bar opposite The Inner Circle, which has merengue music, popular with locals for dancing. The Mango Royale restaurant at the Queen’s Garden Resort has a Fri barbecue with live music 1800-2100 and Sunday steel pan brunch 1200-1500.
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