Bahamas Dining

Located at East Beach Drive and East Sunrise Highway, Becky's opens at 7 and is quite the hot spot for breakfast before a packed day of shopping or gambling. Enjoy traditional Bahamian and American food, from conch salad and steamed mutton to steak or a BLT. Pancakes, eggs, and special... (more)

Located at East Beach Drive and East Sunrise Highway, Becky's opens at 7 and is quite the hot spot for breakfast before a packed day of shopping or gambling. Enjoy traditional Bahamian and American food, from conch salad and steamed mutton to steak or a BLT. Pancakes, eggs, and special Bahamian breakfasts - "stew" fish, "boil" fish, or chicken souse with johnnycake or grits - are served all day. (close)

Serving both American and Bahamian fare, this little bistro serves up more than great food -- they offer an unpretentious, relaxing atmosphere off the International Bazaar's main prmenade in Freeport. Grab a light meal or snack at one of the outdoor tables with red umbrellas and tablecloths, or settle inside... (more)

Serving both American and Bahamian fare, this little bistro serves up more than great food -- they offer an unpretentious, relaxing atmosphere off the International Bazaar's main prmenade in Freeport. Grab a light meal or snack at one of the outdoor tables with red umbrellas and tablecloths, or settle inside the cozy interior. Billed as a "Parisian sidewalk cafe," it really does have a European feeling. Sample the cracked conch, hamburger, fried chicken or lobster tail. (close)

How can you help but grin at a place whose motto is "No Shoes. Kick Back. Just Relax"? As its name suggests, that is just the hope of this popular upscale yet casual eatery. KB's Chat 'n Chill is located in the cove of Stocking Island in Exuma, Bahamas. All... (more)

How can you help but grin at a place whose motto is "No Shoes. Kick Back. Just Relax"? As its name suggests, that is just the hope of this popular upscale yet casual eatery. KB's Chat 'n Chill is located in the cove of Stocking Island in Exuma, Bahamas. All food is prepared daily on an open wood flame grill. Customers flock from all over the world for a cold Kalik (Bahamian Brewed Beer), Conch Burgers, Ribs, Pig Roast, Garlic "Cabbage" Slaw and Native Peas 'n' Rice. It's the place to be on Sundays for their famous Pig Roast or for Ribs, Rum & Rock 'n' Roll on Tuesdays. Quality food in a comfortable atmosphere is what you'll find in what they've named "barefoot elegance." So kick off your shoes and rest your tired feet while experiencing Bahamian dining at its relaxed best! (close)

Great local cuisine on Paradise Island. WONDERFUL staff. Ask for the flaming coffee!

The historic Graycliff, a mansion built in 1742 by a famous pirate later to become a prison, is now a five star restaurant that boasts a cellar holding over 250,000 bottles of vintage wine. It was the Caribbean's first 5-star restaurant and is now a staple among those looking for... (more)

The historic Graycliff, a mansion built in 1742 by a famous pirate later to become a prison, is now a five star restaurant that boasts a cellar holding over 250,000 bottles of vintage wine. It was the Caribbean's first 5-star restaurant and is now a staple among those looking for 'the' place to go. Featuring Continental and Bahamian cuisine, the Graycliff boasts that their dishes will satisfy more than your palate. (Their culinary expertise mixed with artistic refinement will prove to be a treat to the eye, as well!) Cap off your dinner with a cognac or one of their fine cigars. Bon Appétit! (close)

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A small upscale Italian restaurant in Port Lucaya, it offers modern decor and traditional food. Fresh pasta and pizza, overlooking the marina or in the dining room. Choose from portobellow mushrooms, homemade ravioli with different fillings (cheese, lobster or spinach), or a risotto flavored with black ink.

We recently dine at Lucianos(Feb 2nd,2007) in Freeport, Bahamas and we almost forgot that we were in the Carribean. Coming from food capital of the world NYC and Lucianos served up one of the best carribean food I had in awhile. It was just 2 of us plus our small... (more)

We recently dine at Lucianos(Feb 2nd,2007) in Freeport, Bahamas and we almost forgot that we were in the Carribean. Coming from food capital of the world NYC and Lucianos served up one of the best carribean food I had in awhile. It was just 2 of us plus our small 18 month old son. We had great expectations and wanted to try everything from King crab claws, pastas, lobster creol, duck, and shrimp so we ended up ordering 5 dishes for both of us! You need big wallet for this place because appetizer starts at close to $20.00 per order and entrees from $30 to $80.00 +drinks. Lots of older "seniors citizens" and local bahamians dine here. You can just see by the way matre'd(tall, thin, bahamian fellow) greets the locals while purposely make tourists/visitors wait around by letting them stand around or to the side of the restaurants (watch out!!). Definately favoritisim to the locals here! Staff seems very eager to help but slow and very slow service is the way it is around here especially at this restaurant. You're on vacation...so be prepare to wait.. We felt that we were mistreated so definately we wouldn't give them any future businesses when we make another visit next time around. Another good choice of alternative is Harbour City which is around the corner and many selection of seafoods/pastas for half the price and best of all.. a real true warm carribean greetings with no attitude and also has a better view of the Marina. (close)

The Best Dining on Maui, period!!!! A wonderful "fusion" of Hawaiian & American fresh seafood dishes are the featured specialties. Also has a wide range of dishes plus a kid's menu. It sits nestled in Kuau Cove on a wide white sand beach at the starting point just past Paia... (more)

The Best Dining on Maui, period!!!! A wonderful "fusion" of Hawaiian & American fresh seafood dishes are the featured specialties. Also has a wide range of dishes plus a kid's menu. It sits nestled in Kuau Cove on a wide white sand beach at the starting point just past Paia on the world famous "Road to Hana". Reservations "a must" if you have a schedule to keep..... (close)

More than pizza, Mate and Jenny's offers a special menu of authentic Bahamian cuisine, including grouper and crawfish (Bahamian lobster), subject to availability, steak, conch and other full dinners and sandwiches. Don't leave without trying the conch pizza--their specialty! Just a 5-minute walk to the beach and a neat atmosphere... (more)

More than pizza, Mate and Jenny's offers a special menu of authentic Bahamian cuisine, including grouper and crawfish (Bahamian lobster), subject to availability, steak, conch and other full dinners and sandwiches. Don't leave without trying the conch pizza--their specialty! Just a 5-minute walk to the beach and a neat atmosphere with full-service bar, juke box and pool table. Still have room for dessert? Try their ice cream! Open 11 am to 3 pm for lunch and 5:30 pm until 9 pm for dinner. Pizza is available until 12 am (closed on Tuesdays). (close)

Great stop on your Long Island driving tour. Max's Conch Bar & Grill is near Deadman's Cay - can't miss this colorful spot right on the east side of the Queen's Highway. The best conch salad and other local dishes.

Creekside dining. An eclectic menu of international and local favorites, from Thai Lettuce Wraps to Chimichurri Grilled Beef Tenderloin to Bratwurst & Sauerkraut. Best of all, they brew great beer! They've already won three gold and three silver medals at The World Beer Championships! The ambience is wonderful,... (more)

Creekside dining. An eclectic menu of international and local favorites, from Thai Lettuce Wraps to Chimichurri Grilled Beef Tenderloin to Bratwurst & Sauerkraut. Best of all, they brew great beer! They've already won three gold and three silver medals at The World Beer Championships! The ambience is wonderful, too. Sit on our covered deck and watch the ducks play on the century-and-a-half old mill pond on Cibolo Creek, have an intimate dining experience in one of our lakehouse-style dining rooms, or sit at the wraparound bar and talk beer with the brewmaster. (close)

Some have referred to it as the ultimate dive. Established in 1955 its local, eclectic decor is just the beginning of what you'll find in this rare jewel of a hang-out. Inside, walls are lavishly littered with record album covers and sports posters and hint at the days of old... (more)

Some have referred to it as the ultimate dive. Established in 1955 its local, eclectic decor is just the beginning of what you'll find in this rare jewel of a hang-out. Inside, walls are lavishly littered with record album covers and sports posters and hint at the days of old on tiny islands. A mostly-locals stomping ground that's fast turning into a sought-after tourist attraction, come in for a welcome rum punch and stay for dancing (the indoor basketball court is transformed into a Friday and Saturday night dance floor). Perfect taste of Bahamian hospitality! (close)

This open air bar and grill is located at Sunrise Beach Club and Villas. You don't need to be a registered guest to stop in and enjoy the full line of drinks and fun. The menu varies from appetizers to munch on, hamburgers, or more elaborate dinner entres'.... (more)

This open air bar and grill is located at Sunrise Beach Club and Villas. You don't need to be a registered guest to stop in and enjoy the full line of drinks and fun. The menu varies from appetizers to munch on, hamburgers, or more elaborate dinner entres'. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Violas' is just a five minute walk from the crowded Atlantis Casino and Hotel complex. Come as you are, stay a while, sit back and relax, or request your favorite song and start the fun, watch the game of the week on the big screen TV, play a game of cards, or ... (close)