Jumby Bay Island, Long Island, Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda
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Dine & Drink
Taste the Vibe
Island Flavours, Beachfront Bites and Elegant Evening Cocktails
Savour all-day dining, beachfront refreshments and refined dinners across distinct island venues. Begin at The Veranda, linger over Caribbean-inspired sushi and ceviche at Sand Bar, enjoy light bites and chilled drinks at Beach Shack, then dress for modern island fine dining at The Estate House. Cocktails flow from relaxed beach bars to the historic 1830 Bar, with wine tastings available in the Estate House Wine Room.
Caribbean-Mediterranean Seafood Restaurant
The Veranda
A casually chic beachside restaurant at Jumby Bay Island offering seafood-focused Caribbean-Mediterranean dishes, homemade pasta, and fresh fish enhanced by Jumby Bay Farm herbs and produce. The Veranda suits relaxed breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, with an easy social energy at the island’s heart.
- Serves: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Hours: 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.; 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Fine Dining Restaurant
The Estate House
An elegant fine dining restaurant at Jumby Bay Island serving classic fare with modern Caribbean-inspired flavors rooted in West Indian culinary traditions. The Estate House suits special evenings and refined dinners, with a graceful sense of history inside a circa-1830 plantation house.
- Serves: Dinner
- Hours: 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Caribbean-Inspired Sushi Restaurant
Sand Bar
A beachside Caribbean-inspired sushi restaurant at Jumby Bay Island offering fresh ceviche, tapas and ocean views. Sand Bar suits relaxed lunches and light bites by the Caribbean Sea, with an intimate sushi counter and easygoing lounge feel.
- Serves: Lunch
- Hours vary — see concierge
Latin Caribbean Restaurant
Beach Shack
A rustic beachside restaurant at Jumby Bay Island serving Latin American and Caribbean light fare, from lobster wraps and ceviche to fruit sorbets on the sand. Beach Shack is perfect for relaxed lunches between swims, with daily specials and an easy barefoot feel.
- Serves: Lunch
- Hours: 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Cocktail Bar
1830 Bar
A refined cocktail bar at Jumby Bay Island serving drinks with local tropical fruits, honey and West Indian spices within the old plantation house. 1830 Bar suits elegant evening cocktails in a richly historic setting, with deep green tones and original architectural character.
- Serves: Handcrafted Tropical Cocktails
- Hours vary — see concierge
Cocktail Bar
The Veranda Bar
A chic cocktail bar at Jumby Bay Island offering a polished social setting for first arrivals, final toasts and relaxed island drinks. The Veranda Bar is perfect for gathering before or after the day’s plans, with an easygoing buzz and elegant island style.
- Serves: Handcrafted Cocktails
- Hours vary — see concierge
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DINE & DRINKS FAQs
How many restaurants and bars does Jumby Bay Island offer?
Jumby Bay Island features a collection of distinct dining venues, including The Veranda, The Estate House, Sand Bar, and Genny’s Bar & Beach Shack, alongside the 1830 Bar and Veranda Bar. Together these offer four distinct dining venues daily, ranging from casual beachside fare to refined evening dining.
Is dining included in the rate at Jumby Bay Island?
Yes, Jumby Bay Island operates on a fully-inclusive model, meaning the nightly rate covers all-day dining at The Veranda, Sand Bar, and The Estate House, plus unlimited premium and Black Label cocktails, wines, and champagne throughout the island. Exceptions may apply for select spa services or top-shelf selections.
What is the signature fine-dining restaurant at Jumby Bay Island?
The Estate House is Jumby Bay Island’s top fine-dining destination, housed in a circa-1830 plantation house that also contains the 1830 Bar, three private dining rooms, and a wine room. It combines classic fare with modern island flavors drawing on West Indian culinary traditions and an Italian-Caribbean menu.
What is the dress code for dinner at The Estate House at Jumby Bay Island?
Jumby Bay Island asks guests to observe smart-casual resort wear for dinner at The Estate House. Men are asked to wear long trousers with collared shirts, as shorts are not permitted in the evening, while women typically wear sundresses or chic separates for an elegant casual atmosphere.
Does Jumby Bay Island welcome families for dining?
Yes, Jumby Bay Island welcomes both couples and families at its restaurants and bars. The Veranda even hosts a weekly family-friendly ‘West Indian Hangout’ on Wednesdays, featuring authentic Antiguan and Caribbean dishes with live rhythms enjoyed by guests of all ages.
What kind of cuisine can guests expect at The Veranda at Jumby Bay Island?
The Veranda at Jumby Bay Island is a casually-chic beachside restaurant and the heart of the resort, open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is styled as an Italian trattoria offering home-made pasta and fresh fish and meat dishes, enhanced with herbs and produce from Jumby Bay Farm.
What can guests order at Sand Bar at Jumby Bay Island?
Sand Bar at Jumby Bay Island sits beachside overlooking the Caribbean Sea and serves an elevated menu melding Caribbean, Mexican, and Asian cuisine. Highlights include Caribbean-inspired sushi, fresh ceviche, house snacks, fresh fruit juices, and an intimate sushi bar and lounge area.
What is the vibe at Genny's Bar & Beach Shack at Jumby Bay Island?
Genny’s Bar & Beach Shack sits right on the sands of Jumby Bay Beach. Genny’s is a traditional open-air bohio bar serving crisp beers, chilled water, and handcrafted cocktails, while the rustic Beach Shack offers Latin American and Caribbean-inspired dishes like lobster wraps, ceviche, and fruit sorbets.
Can guests enjoy cocktails and drinks throughout the day at Jumby Bay Island?
Absolutely. Jumby Bay Island offers four bars and lounges, including a dedicated poolside bar and beach bar, so guests can enjoy handcrafted cocktails, wine, and champagne from morning through evening. The Veranda Bar serves as the island’s chic social hub for arrivals and farewell toasts alike.
Are cooking classes or culinary experiences available at Jumby Bay Island?
Yes, Jumby Bay Island hosts a weekly cooking class in The Veranda’s display kitchen, where guests learn to prepare local delicacies such as crab cakes and mango salsa. The resort’s Wine Room at The Estate House also offers guided tastings exploring the island’s reds, whites, and rosés.