Caribbean Buffet & Final Faze as Norman Island’s Pirates Bight reopens
The private island, owned by Dr Henry G. Jarecki, is one that is always on the radar for tourists and recently completed the re-construction of one of two restaurants.
Reopening for business, pleasure, food and more is one of the most popular tourist spots in the Virgin Islands (British), Pirates Bight Restaurant and Bar, on Sunday December 10, 2017.
The occasion will be highlighted with a Caribbean buffet and music by Final Faze.
Tourists react
While a direct comment from the management has not been forthcoming, patrons and persons close to the establishment have been fanning the “Norman Island reopened” flames. “I have been visiting that island for over 20 years. I come to the BVI very often and stopping at Norman Island is always a must for me,” a Resident of St Thomas, who gave his name only as Captain Mike, told this news site.
“I look forward to seeing persons like Sherleene, Dillon, Oral, Angel and so many of the waitresses that make the stopover at Norman Island worth the while and not to forget the food. Their meals are the best anywhere, talk about Oral’s Jambalaya and those onion rings and calamari, my goodness,” added Captain Mike.
This news site understands that since the passage of the hurricanes, the local management team went into full re-construction gear.
While attempts to contact Management were futile, it is our understanding that the full complement of staff is not yet back on the job as only one of the restaurants is currently in operation. But it’s said that those staff members at home have been informed that they are likely to be back to work as soon as the bigger restaurant is completed.
“My understanding is that it will be done either by the end of December or January,” an at home employee said.
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10 Responses to “Caribbean Buffet & Final Faze as Norman Island’s Pirates Bight reopens”
Of us acting like Tortola prints money so we can just run to the secret room print more money then fix it all one-time: I never anticipated electricity until 2018; some people including myself have repaired their property and reopened their business: whoever some of us simply sits back and print throwing cheap shots at each other: how about giving God thanks and keeping our heads looking towards the Hills(this place don't print so we can't run out and it fix all onetime) the BVI was severely devastated and we need to hold our heads
up then work hand in hand in an effort to move forward because talking blue won't help....keep the faith and by the way I saw some cruise ship in Road Town yesterday so stop the doom and gloom : yes !! we not back to business as usual but within 3 months of a devastating hurricane as a matter of fact 2 hurricanes and flooding