TML One Love Bar

a month ago

I went to this Karaoke spot on a Sunday night with a friend who lives on the island. At first, the atmosphere was promising — the place was busy, the crowd was lively, and the attendant confirmed my song request right away. There were about ten singers ahead of me, which felt encouraging since it showed karaoke was active and popular. Unfortunately, the night took a disappointing turn. After waiting patiently, the Karaoke screen froze on an Abba song title for nearly ten minutes without it being played, and then switched to a Michael Jackson track with no explanation. Assuming the host had been on break and returned, I went to check how much longer until my turn. That’s when I was told karaoke had been suspended for “the current show” and would resume afterward. When I asked how long the "show" would last, the attendant dismissed me with “it doesn’t matter.” That response felt disrespectful and dismissive. As someone who signed up early and waited in good faith, I expected clearer communication and basic courtesy. Instead, karaoke was abruptly stopped without notice, and guests were left hanging. For anyone who enjoys karaoke or values respectful service, I cannot recommend this establishment. The crowd and energy were great, but the lack of professionalism and disregard for guests overshadowed everything else.

11 months ago

Last night on the island so I had the ribeye. Juicy and delicious. Garlic mash and asparagus, both done very well. Best big girl espresso martini, too. Beautiful coffee flavor. I'll be back. Thanks for a wonderful bon voyage.

8 months ago

The ONLY place in Barbados where we experienced rude service. I had sand on my shoe and used a napkin to clean the sand off my shoe. I sat the napkin on the table, and the lady server came over to scold me and tell me how disgusting it was that I sat the napkin on the table. The tables are outside where dust and dirt blows on them all day, but somehow me sitting a napkin with sand from my shoe is more disgusting than the dirt that blows onto the tables. What's disgusting is the bathrooms!! Clean them.

10 months ago

If you had enough of the pretentious restaurants and bars in Holetown that are nothing like Barbados, it's time to try this place. It's a lot like an authentic bajan rum shop, right in the middle of Holetown. A rum punch costs 10BBD, tastes great and you'll definitely feel the alcohol in it. Just buy a couple of drinks from the lady, grab a seat and enjoy the relaxed vibes, or have a chat with the locals (human or feline). The steak and other fancy food you might see in the pictures are from the place next door, not here.

6 years ago

Great little Karaoke party one evening a week. Nice place to meet local and a good time. Close to other bars and eating establishments. Plenty of Taxi's available. No seating and kind of turns into a street party. So be prepared to stand around and get to know the locals!