Working in Tortola and walked across street from Maria's by the Sea hotel and found Pusser's Pub. Welcoming staff and great fish and chips. My bartender had me try their signature drink the "Painkiller". Smooth creamy Pineapple, Orange and Coconut mixed with Pusser's Rum. Outstanding. Location in both Road Town and West End on Tortola.

Food was well prepared and beautiful. Night well spend

Loved the experience. The food was good and the beverages and beer cold. I tasted the key lime pie 🥧and was really good too. I visited in 2019 but definitely the next time I visit Tortola I'll be there. The memorabilias are really nice and the bathroom was clean. The service was good too. They sells here a variety of rums. All the plates that we tasted were well served.

There is a fantasy world that is a reality . . . It’s called the BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS, where Pusser’s brings that world to life . . . To enter that world, just cross Road Town to Tortola’s version of an English pub, and join the locals in their meeting place for Caribbean cuisine and famous Pusser’s Painkiller Cocktails, laced with Pusser’s unique wooden distilled rum that just won the world trophy for Navy Rums. If you have to wait for a table, and you probably will, there is always the bar with its authentic stained glass Victorian chandeliers, Victorian era ships chandlery furnishings and photos . . . And best of all, The Pusser’s Co. Store with all of its exclusive in-house designed product . . . You’d better try it and buy it then, because the only place you’ll get the opportunity again is on the Web or another Pusser’s location!

We enjoyed a nice meal outside watching a kids birthday party in action. I had the fish and chips and while the fish was great the chips were kind of undercooked. Really? I figured I would go with a menu item right in their wheelhouse and was under whelmed. Service was good though, so there is that.

Let me start with the food: Fish and chips: so good, so delicate, so delicious that I forgot to take a photo. Chicken quesadilla: enhanced with peppers and slightly spicy; by no means no by-the-book, but very tasty. Desserts: great pineapple tart that would go great with some ice cream, and ok key lime cheesecake. The service was OK, but we had a feeling that they want to get rid of us instantly. Not sure why. Anyway, the food is worth the visit. AND the second one.

Lots of history. Free wifi. Great views and drinks. Live chickens walking around the patio for fun.

I'm a little uncertain about the restaurant, the atmosphere is very busy inside with 80's soft rock. It feels like a place to have a relaxed meal but it's too frenetic for that. However it is a good place to take small kids that will fidget and be kids. They have a pizza menu for the kids too. The food was fantastic I had the conch chowder which was like clam chowder but with big chunks of tender delicious conch meat and the fresh caught lobster. These lobsters have way more meat than the typical Maine lobster so don't be afraid to share one with your best friend.

We decided to take a walk from the cruise port to find a local restaurant. Thank goodness we found Pusser’s. We had excellent meal and you must have the Painkiller drink. The wings, bang bang shrimp and potato chip tree were delicious. The jerk chicken was a little dry though. You must try the conch fritters with the marmalade. Service was excellent as well!

Returned for another Pussers Painkiller. Something we do every time we are in Road Town. This time it was also my birthday so my partner bought me a shirt from the store. A bit pricey but great quality.

Great local British influenced pub. Food is very good and the wings are Fantastic! I have also had the Pusser’s punch. Be careful a couple of those and you will be knocked out! Staff is friendly!

Love this place! The ambiance and the people are great! Try a shot of Pussers Rum if you can! The photo is of de-constructed grog, rum, water and a bit of lime juice. I added ice. Ice may not be authentic for grog but it makes the drink even better.

We only stopped in for a drink. The famous painkiller recommended by our local guide. I was only brave enough for the number 2. Two ounces of rum instead of three or four. The cocktail tasted a bit like a piña colada with a richer taste from the navy rum and nutmeg. The atmosphere was good with live music playing. The food looked good from seeing what overs were eating. Friendly bar staff always helps. If you’re getting off a cruise ship it is worth the 15 minute walk to get there.

My father and I went for dinner here as he had been in previous years. Excellent service and delicious food. Our server, Lotta, is simply an amazing human and a fantastic server. 12/10 Stars can't say enough good things about our entire experience. A must if in Road Town. 6/5 Stars. Would highly recommend.

Great place to have lunch, a drink, and buy one of the famous Pussers T-Shirts after you get off the ferry, and before you start sailing the BVIs. It's across the street from the ferry station. You can walk with your luggage.

Got a Rum punch, sweet wings and jerk chicken wrap. WOW WOW WOW, the wings were crispy the sauce was awesome. only complaint was they were extremely small. However they made up for it in quantity. I think its supposed to be 10 wings and there was about 18

Good good and drinks. I had the jerk chicken and loved it. Also tried the ‘painkiller’ - I am not a rum drinker but enjoyed this drink. Service is great and ultimately sat outside to enjoy the weather.

Went there to buy a pair of shorts and have a painkiller. Wonderful memories of store on Virgin Gorda many years ago. Very close to cruise terminal also.

We walked over from the cruise pier. Nice shops along the way. We had the required, delicious, Painkiller. Fun folks at the bar. We didn't eat. Next time.

I have some things to say about Pusser's. Firstly, the food in Pussers. They do not taste really bad, and they serve delicious burgers & fries at the right price. There was not anything that I felt disgusted off with the food, but I however, appreciate its deliciousness. The service has a problem, because there was a lot of people mostly waiting in lines at the take- out for their food in Pusser's and that, they would be served first and given food, which felt that I would be the last one to get my food after so. One time, I dine in with my mom last year at Pusser's, and the problem with it is that, we had to pay $21 which include taxes along with our burgers and fries ($14). It felt as if we are taking out $7 of TT $50 out of our hands for just taxes or tips, whatever it is. TT $50 can make you buy many things, but $21 felt as if we are just waiting our money just for extra payment. Next is the atmosphere; to be honest, it does not feel really bad. It's tidy and filled with colors; hence, their innovations might want to improve a bit more better. So, overall, my rating will be 7/10.

Great place to visit while on Tortola. The restaurant/ bar is filled with pictures and furniture from British and USCG ships. The wooden bar is beautifully preserved. The gift shop was closed when we were there. But we were able to buy Pusser's merchandise while we were at the Leverick Bay store on Virgin Gorda.

Out of fish and chips when we arrived at 6:30pm, but understandable during hurricane season with few tourists in town. Conch fritters and cheeseburger were also good. Wife really enjoyed the Painkiller.

The food was great and offered a nice selection of local fare within easy walking distance of our ship. The ribs were amazing. Service was on island time, so thankfully, we weren't in a hurry. Some hungry chickens roaming free eagerly stood by, hoping for some leavings.

Loved it. I had the fish and chips and it was really good but it was the service that really made it. The staff are on top of it and so friendly

I waited over an hour and a half for the worst mahi mahi sandwich I've ever had. I took one bite and couldn't take another. Seriously, I've had better fish in Colorado. Save your taste buds and go anywhere else but here

Decent place with friendly staff. Food is fine but nothing special. Chicken wings were the best dish we had.