


Upscale restaurants are few, but most eateries serve excellent food in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Many of the restaurants are set around the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor, though this is not exclusive and a little exploration could lead to a small gem in paradise.
Olde Yard serves savory food and specializes in seafood. The menu changes almost daily, but always offers quality meals and fine wine in a refined setting. The open dining room leads out to a garden that gives the feeling of dining in a Caribbean forest. The Valley.
The Mineshaft Café is just two minutes from the ruins of an old coppermine, and features simple but delicious entrees and live music on Fridays. Grilled selections are the mainstay, varying from seafood to steaks. The atmosphere is fun and casual, attracting a lively crowd. The bar is designed as a mineshaft and includes a pulley and bucket filled with the restaurant's specialty drink, the Cave-In. Coppermine Road.
Andy's Chateau de Pirate sets up ultra-Caribbean beach parties and pig roasts, as well as seafood buffets and barbecues. Free drinks and special discounts to boat captains attract many locals provide hours of entertainment for the rest. This is truly and island experience you wouldn't want to miss. North Sound.
Bitter End Yacht Club's sailing fraternity starts your day with a champagne breakfast. A myriad of choices please your palate, with the finest in seafood and international cuisine. The intimate and elegant atmosphere of the club perfectly complements the royal service. North Sound.
Virgin Gorda is known for its relaxing days and quiet nights, so the nighttime entertainment takes place mostly in a few quaint bars, restaurants, and the beach. The bulletin board at the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor lists all the monthly happenings, from special events to concerts.
In addition to a fine Italian restaurant, this venue provides moonlight parties every night, as well as access to international sports events. The entertainment goes on with stage acts and live music that spice up the parties.
This lively and fun place always stages live music and a rambunctious after-dinner crowd. The style of music varies from day to day, but ranges from steel drum calypso to rock.
Entertainment alternates between live music and DJs, attracting tourists and locals alike.
A perennial favorite, especially with hopelessly romantic, of course! Most of the resorts are near enough to a beach to easily and safely wander around by moonlight.
The entertainment doesn't stop for two weeks, with steel bands and calypso music echoing from island to island. Other events revolve around the selection of the island prince and princess and a calypso show. July and August.