Bahamas Restaurants
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1. 1648—An Island Restaurant
$$$ | |Take in the sunset view as you enjoy a glass of wine and an island-inspired pizza or seafood meal. Located at French Leave Resort, 1648 boasts a sweeping view of the Bight of Eleuthera and its stunning turquoise water. The chic atmosphere is just as stunning at night, when the pool becomes a deep, vivid blue as part of the resort's "Dark Sky Paradise," which aims to reduce light pollution, increasing star visibility.
Queen's Hwy., Bahamas242-332–3777Known For
- Conch rangoons starter
- Tropical cocktails
- Poolside dining
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2. Abaco Inn Restaurant
$$$$ | Hope Town |Set in the country-club-style main lodge splashed with lively Bahamian colors and boasting floor-to-ceiling windows that provide an incredible view of the ocean, the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner to guests and visitors in classic island style. Fresh-baked bread, fruit, and lobster or Mexican-style Benedict are breakfast highlights. At lunch, sample the sesame seared tuna or the cheeseburger wrap. For dinner, grilled grouper can be prepared to your liking, but their piccata is a favorite. There's also crawfish in season—blackened, grilled, fried, or coconut-fried—as well as escargot.
Elbow Cay, Great Abaco Island, Bahamas242-699-1368Known For
- Views of the Sea of Abaco and the Atlantic Ocean
- Enclosed patio overlooking the ocean
- Largest wine selection on the island
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3. Acquapazza
$$$ | |Briland's only Italian restaurant offers a change of pace from the island's standard fare–and a change of scenery, too. It's located at the top of the hill at Romora Bay Resort, with a dockside terrace where you can take in the sunset while sipping one of its exclusively imported Italian wines. Chef and owner Manfredi Mancini's hearty portions of fried calamari and penne vodka don't disappoint, and the seafood entrées are always a good choice.
Colebrooke St., Bahamas242-333–3240Known For
- Excellent grilled octopus
- Fantastic daiquiris
- Generous meal portions and fair prices
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Rate Includes: Reservations essential -
4. Agave Lucaya
$$ | |This Port Lucaya Marketplace spot offers Mexican staples with a unique Caribbean and Bahamian blend. The Caribbean Jerk Burrito is packed with chicken or shrimp, black beans, rice, roasted corn, bell pepper, and their signature creamy jerk sauce. The Latin Burger is topped with guacamole, bacon, and fried jalapeños. Their unique and tasty cuisine and various drink specials make this a popular and lively spot.
Port Lucaya Marketplace, Bahamas242-374–4887Known For
- Fusion lychee-tini and various margaritas, mojitos, and martinis
- Great Chinese menu on Wednesday
- Two daily happy hours (11 am – 2 pm and 4 – 7 pm)
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5. Athena Cafe and Bar
$$ | |You're greeted with a welcoming "Opa!" at this family-owned authentic Greek spot where they serve up tasty lunches at moderate prices. Sit on the second floor among Grecian statuary or on the balcony overlooking the action below. Enjoy souvlaki, moussaka, or a hearty Greek gyro, a break from the Nassau culinary routine, in a relaxed and friendly establishment. Be sure to save room for one of their authentic Greek desserts. The baklava cheesecake is divine. Dinner is an option only if you eat very early; they close at 5 pm.
Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas242-326–1296Known For
- The best Greek salad around
- Flaming cheese
- The cries of "Opa!" as guests walk in
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner; closed Sun. -
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6. Bahamian Cookin' Restaurant
$$ | |Three generations of Bahamian women treat patrons as if they were guests in their own home. And the Bahamian food whipped up in the kitchen is as close to homemade as you can get in a restaurant. This simple locale is bustling with local professionals during the week and has also become a popular spot for cruise-ship passengers. Grandmother Mena swears their conch fritters are the "conchiest" you'll find. Takeout-only breakfast is served Monday through Saturday, while lunch is both sit-down and take-out the same days.
Parliament St., Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas242-328–0334Known For
- Home-style cooking
- Tasty conch fritters
- Friendly service
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun., No dinner -
7. Banana Bay Restaurant
$ | |Directly on Fortune Beach, Banana Bay is a great place for lunch or daytime cocktails, whether you sit on the restaurant's shaded deck or on a lounger in the sand. In addition to daily fresh fish specials, the kitchen serves up homemade warm loaves of banana bread along with salads, sandwiches, wraps, and seafood appetizers like conch fritters and crab cakes. On windy days, you will have a front-row seat to kite surfers in action. A few times a week, cruise ships drop off tourists en masse, so you can expect service to get a little slow—but that just gives you more time to enjoy your Bahama Mama. As the tide rolls out, the beach grows, creating a wonderful shallow lagoon and sandbar, perfect for wading and for frolicking kids.
Fortune Bay Dr., Bahamas242-373–2960Known For
- Daily fresh fish specials
- Tasty daiquiris and generously poured cocktails
- Warm homemade banana bread
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed after 5 pm except Fri. -
8. Beach Bar at Coral Sands
$$ | |For lunch with a view, try the oceanfront bar and restaurant at Coral Sands, where executive chef Ken Gomes creates delicious lunch options that go perfectly with a tropical cocktail or a glass of white wine. In addition to seafood options like conch fritters, lobster salad sandwiches, and grilled mahimahi, the restaurant also serves gourmet pizzas and popular local cocktails.
Chapel St., Bahamas242-333–2350Known For
- Shrimp po'boy
- Special menu for kids
- Extensive wine list
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed mid-Aug.–mid-Oct. No dinner -
9. Big D's Conch Spot
$$$ | |For the freshest—and according to locals, best—conch salad and the coldest beer, look for the splatter-painted seaside shack a stone's throw from Grand Isle Resort. Big D catches the conch right outside the restaurant, and the salads are often prepared in front of customers. Other seafood favorites include grilled snapper, cracked conch, and coconut shrimp. You also can't get a better water view than here, and the beach is great; bring a swimsuit.
Queen's Hwy., Steventon, Exuma, Bahamas242-358–0059Known For
- Very friendly staff
- Great local cocktails
- Must-try conch salad and burger
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon and Tues. Closed Aug. 1 to early Oct., The card machines tend to go out sometimes so carry cash. -
10. Big Daddy Brown's Conch Stand
$ | |Located in the Port Lucaya Marketplace along the water, Big Daddy Brown's offers fresh conch salad and authentic Bahamian staples. Watch this family team put on a show as they prepare the salad right in front of you; they also serve conch fritters, fried fish, and fried lobster in this little, brightly painted shack. Grab a cold Sands beer at any of the open-air bars surrounding the stand and enjoy sipping and munching while people-watching in Market Square.
Port Lucaya Marketplace, BahamasKnown For
- Special of grouper, conch fritters, and fried shrimp
- Generous portions of the freshest seafood
- Fun owner and friendly service
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11. Blu on the Water Restaurant & Bar
$$$ | |Blu on the Water is a must-have dining experience when visiting Great Exuma. Chef Ty Wong has crafted a delicious fusion of Asian and Bahamian dishes that will sweep you into culinary heaven. The dining room offers a stunning view of Elizabeth Harbour, and that coupled with the quiet ambience make it one of the most romantic restaurants in Exuma.
Rolletown, George Town, Exuma, Bahamas242-345–5258Known For
- Must-try Bang Bang conch appetizer
- Fantastic seafood risotto and other pastas
- Delicious desserts
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Reservations required, Closed Wed. -
12. Blue Bar & Kitchen at Pink Sands
$$$ | |Blue Bar & Kitchen at Pink Sands is a famed, open-air restaurant and bar featuring blue and white decor that complements the pristine pink sand and clear, blue ocean that the restaurant overlooks. You'll have an unbeatable view while sipping one of their signature cocktails and enjoying conch tacos, a tuna poke bowl, or any of the other island-inspired menu options. Blue Bar also serves breakfast and has brunch on weekends.
Chapel St., Bahamas242-333–2030Known For
- Popular "pinky cocktail"
- A variety of breakfast options
- Must-try open-face lamb burger
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner -
13. Bootleg Chocolates
$ | |This cozy little café offers strong gourmet coffees, delicious pastries, and creative and delicious chocolates, handcrafted in-store. It's also a great spot to cool off with handmade ice-cream treats. Try inventive flavors, such as black tea and ginger, goat pepper and balsamic caramel, or Bahamian sea salt and hibiscus caramel—a unique taste of The Bahamas to take home. Large windows allow you to peek into the kitchen to watch the chocolates being made.
Port Lucaya Marketplace, on waterfront near main parking lot, Bahamas242-373–6303Known For
- An ever-changing menu of chocolate flavors
- "concochinno" frappés
- Ice-cream sandwiches made on-site
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14. Café Martinique
$$$$ | |The original restaurant, which was made famous in the 1965 James Bond film Thunderball, has long been bulldozed, but with the help of renowned international chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and New York designer Adam Tihany, this resurrected classic remains one of the hottest tables at Atlantis. Nestled in the center of Marina Village on Paradise Island, Café Martinique is the height of sophistication in design, service, and cuisine. The decor includes a wrought-iron birdcage elevator and a mahogany staircase; a grand piano helps create a refined experience. The classic French menu offers simple, beloved dishes made spectacular thanks to the highest-quality ingredients and Chef Jean-George's influence. The five-course chef's tasting menu is a special culinary treat.
Paradise Island, New Providence Island, Bahamas242-363–3000Known For
- White-glove service
- Superior cuts of meat
- The fluffy soufflé
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Reservations essential, children under the age of 6 not permitted after 7pm -
15. Café Matisse
$$$ | |Low-slung settees, stucco arches, and reproductions of the eponymous artist's works set a casual and refined tone at this restaurant owned by a husband-and-wife team. He's Bahamian, she's northern Italian, and the fare perfectly blends the two cultures. Sit in the ground-floor garden under large white umbrellas or dine inside the century-old house for lunch or dinner. Start with the warm Parmesan terrine, then dive into freshly made pasta or risotto with prawns, or the filet drizzled with a mouth watering green peppercorn sauce. Be sure to save room for dessert and the delicious handmade cookies that come with coffee.
Bank La. and Bay St., Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas242-356–7012Known For
- Italian cuisine with a Bahamian spin
- Biannually changing menu
- Delicious handmade cookies
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun., Mon., and Tues dinner; and Sept. -
16. Cappuccino's Fine Italian Restaurant
$$ | |This family-run cozy Italian restaurant offers consistently good food and great service. Traditional comfort pasta dishes adorn the menu, like pesto gnocchi and seafood linguine, in addition to steaks and daily fresh fish specials. The dining room and outside patio are both small and intimate, which makes this restaurant the most charming and romantic choice in Port Lucaya.
Sea Horse Rd., Bahamas242-373–1584Known For
- Speciality pastas like pappardelle with truffle oil
- Warm owner and attentive staff
- Delicious desserts
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Reservations essential -
17. Carmine's
$$$$ | |This Italian restaurant is a great place to go with a small group. Appetizers, entrées, and desserts come in extra-large portions meant to feed a crowd and are served family-style, so the prices can be more affordable (by Paradise Island standards, at least) than they seem at first, especially if you share among several people. The waiters can help you figure out how many dishes you should order without overdoing it. Whatever you choose, save room for dessert—the chocolate cake and ice cream concoction called the "Titanic" requires all hands on deck.
Marina Village, Paradise Island, New Providence Island, Bahamas242-363–3000Known For
- Huge portions meant for sharing
- Titanic (ice cream–laden chocolate torte)
- Options for every member of the family
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch, Reservations essential -
18. Chat 'N' Chill
$$ | |Yacht folks, locals, and visitors alike rub shoulders at Kenneth Bowe's funky open-air beach bar on the point at Stocking Island. All the food is grilled over an open fire; awesome conch burgers with secret spices, freshly made conch salad, burgers, and a variety of drinks attract diners from all over Great Exuma. Dances and bonfires on the beach during the winter season are famous island-wide. Sunday pig roasts, which start around noon, are legendary (call first to make sure it's scheduled). Most guests arrive by sailboat, but you can get here by water taxi (242/464–1558; or call Capt. Elvis Ferguson on VHF radio channel 16) from the Government Dock, which leaves on the hour during the day.
1 Stocking Island, Exuma, Bahamas305-504–5100Known For
- Famed barbecue ribs
- Fun beach activities like volleyball and feeding stingrays
- Gift shop with local souvenirs
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19. Cocoa Coffee House
$ | |Located on the western end of the island with a view of the harbor, this charming coffee shop has lots of space to sit and relax while you enjoy a latte and a sandwich. They also serve nondairy drinks like smoothies and organic juices, plus a variety of breakfast sandwiches, salads, pastries, and acai bowls.
Bay St., Bahamas242-333–1323Known For
- Tasty croissant sandwiches
- Affordable prices
- Fast, free Wi-Fi for guests
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20. Cocoplum Bistro
$$ | |Whether you want a quick breakfast before heading to the beach or dinner under the stars, this open-air beachside bistro at Paradise Bay is a top place to dine. This bistro serves three meals a day, combining Bahamian and French cuisines. The menu is varied, with poke bowls, burgers, seafood dishes, steak, and even duck. There's also a children's menu for lunch and dinner.
Rokers Point Settlement, Exuma, Bahamas242-524-8116Known For
- Great desserts like éclairs and lemon custard pies
- Variety of poke bowls
- Delicious cocktails
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