Beachside restaurant at Siboney Beach Club on Dickenson Bay. Relaxed setting under coconut palms with toes-in-the-sand dining. Serves fresh seafood, Caribbean dishes, and international fare with calm north-coast beach views.
Coconut Grove Restaurant is located at the northern end of Dickenson Bay at Siboney Beach Club, offering true toes-in-the-sand dining under a canopy of mature coconut palms. The setting is relaxed and authentic in a way that larger resort restaurants cannot replicate — tables are positioned directly on the beach, and the rhythmic sound of calm Caribbean water is a constant backdrop to the meal. The kitchen focuses on fresh seafood caught daily from Antiguan waters, preparing it simply and cleanly to highlight the natural flavour. Grilled mahi mahi, coconut shrimp, and Caribbean lobster pasta are mainstays, alongside lighter salads and sandwiches suited to lunch after a morning on Dickenson Bay. Service is informal and unhurried, reflecting the tone of the surrounding beach. The restaurant draws both hotel guests from Siboney Beach Club and diners from across Antigua who make a special trip to Dickenson Bay for the combination of food, beach, and atmosphere. Dinner is the more popular service, particularly for couples; sunset from the north-facing beach is visible between 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM depending on the season.
| Price | $$$ |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily 12:00 PM - 9:30 PM |
| Reservations | Recommended at dinner |
| Address | Siboney Beach Club, Dickenson Bay, Antigua |
Signature dishes
- Grilled Mahi Mahi — USD 32 / EC$86
- Coconut Shrimp — USD 22 / EC$59
- Caribbean Lobster Pasta — USD 42 / EC$113
Good to know
- Known for
- Beachfront Caribbean seafood dining under coconut palms on Dickenson Bay
Location
Siboney Beach Club, Dickenson Bay, Antigua
17.1119, -61.8494 View on map
Highlights
- Authentic toes-in-the-sand dining directly on Dickenson Bay under mature coconut palms
- Daily fresh seafood including mahi mahi, Caribbean lobster, and coconut shrimp
- Relaxed informal atmosphere distinguishing it from larger resort dining rooms on the same beach
Tips for visiting
- Reserve a dinner table for two on the beach in advance during peak season — the position fills quickly.
- Lunch is walk-in friendly and offers the same beach setting at lower overall cost.
- Bring insect repellent for evening dining — the beach location attracts sand flies after dusk.
When to visit
December through April offers the calmest beach conditions and coolest evening temperatures for dinner. Sunset dinners from 6:00 PM are the most atmospheric option throughout the dry season.
Accessibility
The restaurant is directly on soft sand, which makes wheelchair access challenging. Diners with mobility concerns should contact the restaurant at +1-268-462-1425 before visiting.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Coconut Grove open to non-hotel guests?
Yes. The restaurant is open to all diners, not just Siboney Beach Club guests. Bookings can be made by phone at +1-268-462-1425.
What is the best time to visit Coconut Grove?
Evening dinner around 6:30 PM is the most popular time. Arriving at sunset allows the best combination of natural light, beach ambience, and comfortable temperature for dining.