Dining: St. Vincent sports an eclectic range of dining options from beachside grills and take-away pizzas to simple, casual fare and more elaborate fine gourmet cuisine. Hotel restaurants are generally open to non-resident guests and further increase your choices. Along the Villa and Indian Bay strip is a delightful amalgam of local and international restaurants. Moorings around the Young Island Cut make many of these restaurants easily accessible to yachtsmen. For those seeking a slightly more adventurous lunch or dinner experience take the picturesque drive out to Pebbles in Mount Pleasant or take a boat ride over to Petit Byahaut or Young Island. 

    A 7% Government Tax is generally included and many places add a 10% service charge. Credit cards are widely accepted, as are US dollars and travellers cheques. Bills will generally be presented only on request.

Night Life: While St. Vincent may not boast a raucous nightlife scene, there are a few spots that offer evening entertainment. A number of hotels feature live weekly entertainment with local steel bands or string bands. Grand View, Young Island Resort, , are just a few that offer live musical groups, usually on Fridays and Saturdays. You would be wise to check with the venue before hand for up to date information. The Attic and Emotions are two well known, lively nightclubs in Kingstown and Iguana and Marcomay located in Villa.