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Graycliff

Graycliff, Nassau

Graycliff Review

A meal at this hillside mansion begins in the elegant parlor, where, over live piano music, drinks are served and orders are taken. It's a rarefied world, where waiters wear tuxedos and Cuban cigars and cognac are served after dinner. Graycliff's signature dishes include Kobe beef, Kurobuta pork, and Nassau grouper. The wine cellar contains more than 200,000 bottles that have been handpicked by owner Enrico Garzaroli, some running into the tens of thousands of dollars. You can even buy the world's oldest bottle of wine, a German vintage 1727, for $200,000.

    Contact Information

  • Address: W. Hill St. at Cumberland Rd., across from Government House, Nassau, New Providence Island | Map It
  • Phone: 242/322--2796
  • Website: www.graycliff.com
  • Location: Nassau

    Restaurant Details

  • Reservations essential.
  • Credit cards accepted.

Member Reviews

  • bleu, from Athens, Ga
    2/6/08

    We have visited Graycliff twice and each time were impressed with the atmosphere, the food and the service, which is a bit on the slow side and so typical Bahamian.
    If you are used to the fast pace of American Restaurants and want the same, don't go to Graycliff. From listening to the piano with a drink in your hand, being escorted into your dining room where you can smell the flowers through the open windows, starting your first course, it's all like a performance and you are the star.

    We are going back, soon, and it will be another memorable evening with friends at Graycliff for dinner.

    Ratings details: Food: 4 | Atmosphere: 5 | Service: 4 | Value: 5
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