TWILIGHT CARIBBEAN RESTAURANT & BAR
10210 Berkeley Pl. Dr. Charlotte NC 28262
Open Mon & Sun 2pm-12am
Tuesday - Saturday 12:00pm - 2:00am
(704) 295-0102 (704) 295-0282
Questions or comments, e-mail us at twilightcaribbean@rocketmail.com
Welcome to Twilight Caribbean Restaurant and Bar. We are the 1st Charlotte based Caribbean Restaurant and Bar serving authentic foods from the islands of Trinidad and Tobago. We are conveniently located in the University area. During daytime hours, we serve dishes such as roti, curry chicken and beef, goat, shrimp, stews and rice & dhal, jerk wings, caribbean wings, beef patties and many more caribbean favorites. Please click on the menu page for the complete spread and lunch special hours. Our fully stocked bar is also open during normal business hours. At night, the mood is set to take you away to island breezes. House DJ, DJ Woods is on the ones and twos mixing it up to the rythms and beats of the Caribbean and the Charlotte nightlife crowd. A unique theme is set nightly, Latin Thursdays, Irie Fridays and Saturdays, twisted Tuesdays etc, You get the picture. For back in time lovers, we go back on Wednesdays mixing it up with the 80's and 90's - from rock to soca. Please check our events page above for all upcoming events.
We invite you to come fete with us, you are guaranteed a good time.
Some call the Caribbean Islands paradise. Here is a brief excerpt of its history.
The Caribbean has a rich and extremely varied history. While many people know that Christopher Columbus "discovered" the Caribbean, what most don't know is that the Caribbean Islands had a storied history well before Columbus' arrival. In fact, the first people to live on the Caribbean Islands in about 5000 B.C. were tribes of people called the Arawaks and Caribs. Columbus first came to the Caribbean Islands in 1492. He readied his vessels - the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria--and set off with his crew. Columbus first spotted land on October 12, 1492. He christened this Bahamian island San Salvador. Columbus made his way to Trinidad in 1498 and coined the island “the holy trinity” from its majestic northern mountains which he first laid eyes on. The Caribbean islands changed hands many times since they were not strangers to wars and slavery. The British took control of many islands as did the French and this is reflected in their rich and multicultural way of life throughout the islands. It’s a melting pot. During the 15th century many islands gained independence and controlled their own governments. Today, in the 21st century, these islands are still known for their majestic beauty; their clear sandy beaches, their tropical breezes, their sinfully delicious flavors and their welcoming hosts. Tourists flock the islands for Carnival, a renowned national festival. We’re happy that you visited us today and had a chance to experience a little of our heritage and what these islands bring you. We hope that you will join us again real soon, and as they say in sweet T&T
"ANY TIME IS TRINI TIME"
We value your business & comments please send all feedback to twilightcaribbean@rocketmail.com
