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Concierge.com's insider take:
They're too busy partying in Gros Islet to bother much about the food, so if it's Friday night and you're hungry, head further south to Anse la Raye, an authentic Caribbean fishing village. Here the celebration is all about what comes out of the sea. Huge, sweet lobsters; octopus; conch; Greenshell mussels; and red snapper cooked in butter, lime juice, and lots of garlic are what's on offer at this street party, with its communal wooden tables, many right on the beach. Wash it all down with a Piton beer (or three), and if you're up for it, listen to some of the most brilliantly dreadful street karaoke this side of the Atlantic.
Every Friday night.
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