That’s surprising that they’re charging for an umbrella’s Especially going into low season ,,,Seems like a bad business move when Kaarkter and Marys Boon still gives them for free. I know that beach equipment is not cheap and always breaking so I do kind of understand.
On our spring trip, we were there a lot!! The food is really good beach bar food and then some!!! The drinks come in glassware in the restaurant!! I like that!! Heather the manager is on top of everything!!! It's gaining traction, lots of events are being held there, and nighttime bands and activities too!! Don't you worry, can't hear none of that at BSV!! You know, we are unit#1!!! It was nice to be able to walk over for lunch and drinks, so close by!!! ( picture: Grilled tuna salad)
That’s surprising that they’re charging for an umbrella’s Especially going into low season ,,,Seems like a bad business move when Kaarkter and Marys Boon still gives them for free. I know that beach equipment is not cheap and always breaking so I do kind of understand.
I agree. Looking at the post lunch with a couple of glasses of wine cost them minimum $53 plus gratuity and they have to pay 10 bucks for a sun umbrella ? What surprises me even more is charging at a place that isn't the easiest to get to - either a long walk up the beach dodging the waves or a drive around the airport perimeter. We found the place okay but the rap music was far too loud and intrusive.
There are plenty of places that you can sit without having to pay for an umbrella. I don't agree that it is hard to get to. At least there is plenty of parking. But rap music?? At what time and what day?
There are plenty of places that you can sit without having to pay for an umbrella. I don't agree that it is hard to get to. At least there is plenty of parking. But rap music?? At what time and what day?
Lunchtime. Last November. It wasn't that busy so I'm surprised they're now charging for an umbrella even if you have lunch. Good luck to them but as a previous poster mentioned Marys Boon doesn't and it was very busy. Music was very chilled too.
The music can be loud there if dining in the restaurant area. We have had to ask them to turn the volume down in order to hear others talk at the table.
Well I'm glad we weren't the only ones to notice 😄 Although we never ate there we called in several times for a drink at the bar as it was on our daily walk and we liked it as a beach bar. The staff were excellent - really friendly young people. But I've owned hospitality businesses long enough to know you need a manager to read the room if the staff can't. If it was a Spring Break crowd then maybe the loud music increases the sale of drinks. But November when we were there was essentially a middle-aged to elderly crowd. And for many of them loud music can be a real pain in the backside. My wife knows I simply won't eat in any restaurant where the music is at an intolerable level. Piped music around hotel swimming pools is another bugbear. I mean who in the world doesn't have their personal music choice on their own device and ear buds if they want music ? Maybe things have changed at this bar since our visit.