we miss you.
COVID-19 UPDATE:
We will be closed until further notice due to executive
order and for the safety of our guests and staff.
We hope you, your family and friends are all safe
at this time of hardship. Our hearts go out to those
who are suffering right now.
Block Island is still open to visitors and we encourage
you to visit! Most restaurants are open now, or will be opening soon. The beaches will still be beautiful and
the sun will still shine.
Please be kind and understanding as restaurants
figure out new procedures in their "new normal."
Bring your masks & stay safe!
Marc & Katie
We will be closed until further notice due to executive
order and for the safety of our guests and staff.
We hope you, your family and friends are all safe
at this time of hardship. Our hearts go out to those
who are suffering right now.
Block Island is still open to visitors and we encourage
you to visit! Most restaurants are open now, or will be opening soon. The beaches will still be beautiful and
the sun will still shine.
Please be kind and understanding as restaurants
figure out new procedures in their "new normal."
Bring your masks & stay safe!
Marc & Katie
19th Annual Block Island music festival
has been cancelled for the 2020 season.
music venue.
gathering place.
cocktails. fun.
good times.
Captain Nick's is a seasonal watering hole located on Block Island, Rhode Island. We are known as a nightclub and music venue, but also as a welcome gathering place for all to enjoy talented entertainment, drink fun cocktails, meet great people, and relax in a positive atmosphere. (You can also expect to be dancing at some point.)We pride ourselves on offering a range of entertainment genres for all ages, even the littlest ones on Sunday afternoons.
CAPTAIN NICK'S BRAG WALL EST. 2012
The Captain Nick's brag wall was established in 2012 after Hurricane Sandy. The storm was very serious for so many coastal areas. Many lost their homes, businesses, or even a loved one. Misquamicut Beach iconic buildings were washed away like message in a bottle. Block Island was spared considering, but the state route, Corn Neck Road was washed out and almost impassible. (We also see loss of crucial vegetation and other sensitive natural structure loss.)
The wood for the signs was respectfully collected on the beaches of Block Island, Misquamicut State Beaches, and Sandy Point, Watch Hill. We encourage you to make your own sign and bring it to us to hang. If you aren't ready for that, at least stop and take a selfie!
Thank you for visiting us
The wood for the signs was respectfully collected on the beaches of Block Island, Misquamicut State Beaches, and Sandy Point, Watch Hill. We encourage you to make your own sign and bring it to us to hang. If you aren't ready for that, at least stop and take a selfie!
Thank you for visiting us
outdoor dog-friendly area!
