Step back in time as you dine at this elegant alfresco restaurant perched on the picturesque water’s edge within Nelson’s Dockyard.Delectable dishes emphasize the use of local ingredients, freshly picked or caught that day. Seafood specialties include Tuna Tartare, Catch of the Day and Fresh Grilled Lobster Au Gratin. On Wednesdays enjoy a special Caribbean menu (with steel band in the high season) and on Saturdays partake in cuisine from around the world (while listening to live music from the Harbour Trio band in the high season). Whether you want to enjoy a convivial lunch with friends gazing out at the historic harbour or a romantic dinner for two at a candle-lit table by the water’s edge, you will savour the beauty of a bygone era while relishing first-rate food.The Pillars Restaurant is also available to host private events such as weddings, cocktail parties, birthday and anniversary dinners. For tables of more than 4 please contact us directly.
Enjoy our beautiful open air restaurant, Boom, located on a headland with a spectacular view overlooking Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Serving delicious lunches from 12 to 4pm. If you wish to use the pool and sunloungers please contact us to book our all inclusive day passes in peak season. Out of season use of the pool is subject to a minimum spend and availability. Please contact us by email at boom@gunpowderhouse.com or by phone at 1 268 460 1027 for best availability
Nestled in the heart of Antigua’s stunning Nonsuch Bay, Breeze offers the perfect blend of laid-back boho charm and tropical elegance. With our open-air setting and relaxed atmosphere, this chic restaurant invites you to unwind and indulge in the island’s natural beauty.Whether you’re lounging poolside with a cocktail in hand, savoring a light bite, or enjoying a sunset cocktail, Breeze creates the ultimate escape. Ideal for a casual day by the pool or a sunset evening gathering, Breeze offers an unforgettable dining experience, where the food, drinks, and atmosphere flow as smoothly as the island breeze itself.
