Umbrellas Beach Bar

Rodney Bay’s clear water and the proximity to the Friday night Jump-Up mean a Turquoise Beach Bar afternoon can build naturally straight into the evening’s biggest party.

La Plage brings genuine French beach club polish to Grand Anse, sun loungers and cold rose for visitors who want their Grenada afternoon with a European accent.

Roger’s is the kind of local Grenadian bar regulars protect by simply not mentioning it in guidebooks, fish straight from the morning’s boats and conversation that comes from the heart.

Blink and you’ll miss Esther’s – literally no bigger than a closet, tucked into a row of drink kiosks inside the open-air Grand Anse Craft and Spice Market. Look for stall number six. What it lacks in square footage it makes up for with a devoted, mostly local following and a slot on USA Today’s 2025 Ten Best Caribbean Beach Bars list. The tiny, family-run team remembers your order, the cocktails are meticulously made (expect to wait, and expect it to be worth it), and live music from elsewhere in the market usually drifts over by late afternoon. Come around 4pm as the vibe starts building. Minimalist doesn’t begin to cover it, but somehow it works completely.

A compact, wood-built bar tucked into the trees on Grenada’s BBC Beach, deliberately low-key and weekends-only. Cold Carib, honest rum punch, and island bbq worth timing your Sunday around.