Top Restaurants in Long Island
Top 10 Bahamian food in Long Island, Out Islands, Caribbean
Best Bahamian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bahamian food in Long Island. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bahamian restaurants near you. including Max's Conch Bar & Grill, Chez Pierre, the forest 2, Outer Edge, Seaside Village at Jerry Wells, Lloyd's Restaurant And Sports Lounge, Erica’s Bakery & Shop, Pitt Bull First and Last Drop, Midway Inn Restaurant and Bar, Blue Chip Restaurnt and Bar
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10. Blue Chip Restaurnt and Bar
Reviewed By davidcalgary29
Mario Simms has been the gracious proprietor and host of the Blue Chip Club (a.k.a "Mario's") for well over four decades. Located in a homey building at the south end of Simms, Mario serves up a variety of delectable local dishes including fried fish and chicken and cracked conch and all of the sides that you'd expect in a hearty Bahamian meal -- peas and rice, excellent potato salad, and a yummy coleslaw. My absolute favourite dish, though, is his amazing stewed mutton, which is the best that I've had in the Bahamas. His prices are more than reasonable and his hospitality is top-notch. A must for visitors to Northern Long Island.
9. Midway Inn Restaurant and Bar
Reviewed By swpratt
As the name suggests this is half way along a very long island and a good stop for a passing drink or lunch or dinner though the karaoke nights are memorable too- Chris and Tom - remember 'The Weight'.Last time we stopped by for Kalik's and rum punches Crystal was behind the bar - so efficient and friendly. We started talking about the island's fascination with the strange Guiness/Buckfast combo they drink. We told Crystal all about Buckfast Abbey in England where it is made by Monks - and she proceeded to make us a few.Looked like other people were enjoying their lunches too.
8. Pitt Bull First and Last Drop
Reviewed By LynnDan25
We stopped in for a cold Kalik after spending some time at Gordonâs Beach and were glad we did. Pit Bull (Ernest), told great stories about Long Island, his life, and especially surviving the hurricanes. Heâs a fun, cool guy. As we were getting ready to settle up he bragged that he makes the best conch salad on the island, so we stayed for another round. His special ingredients are apple and a local hot, red pepper. It was delicious!
7. Ericaâs Bakery & Shop
Erica bakes fresh bread daily (most popular) in addition to a variety of desserts, such as cream cheese brownies, banana bread, cinnamon rolls, birthday cakes, and more. Options vary daily, so call for specific requests. Ericaâs Bakery also has an assortm
Reviewed By roadrunner1af
We always make this a stop for sweets. The rum cake is so moist and tasty. We also love the different breads that are available for purchase.
6. Lloyd's Restaurant And Sports Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By rayharris2016
A friend and I had a meal her and the food was fabulous. I had the seafood pasta and he had different types of chicken wings. Surely enjoyed my food with the nice cold Kaliks .
5. Seaside Village at Jerry Wells
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Minutes North of Deadman's Cay airport on Long Island, Bahamas
Reviewed By liveforwater
I have had conch salad all over the Caribbean and by far this is the best I have ever had by a long shot. It takes time to make so have a beer and relax. You cannot get any fresher nor any better. Words do not describe how good it is.
4. Outer Edge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By swpratt
Clarence Town is the island capitol so you will probably visit the Outer Edge or Rowdy Boyz or both.Great setting on a deck overlooking the harbour where you can see ridiculously ostentatious boats, charter skippers cast netting for bait and also lean over and spot lots of fish - including the biggest needle fish I have ever seen. Friendly service and comfortable tables - we had the shrimp and the fish tacos which I must say were delicious and made a change from conch,.burgers or grouper fingers.
3. the forest 2
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Pensacola18
We had the grouper fingers and cracked chicken along with plantains. This might have been what we were looking for the whole week we spent on the island, unfortunately it was on our last day. We are heading back this Summer and will make a trip there early, and maybe often.
2. Chez Pierre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By 206adrianj
We booked a 3pm table for 6. Pierre warmly greeted us on arrival and ran through the menu and drinks procedure. Two hours later fully sated variously on delicious appetisers, lobster, shrimp, pizza accompanied by wonderful fresh locally sourced salads and an extensive choice of drinks we repared to the 3 mile beach for a dip in the clear blue water. Finally departing after sunset we settled the bill which by Bahamas standards came as a very pleasant surprise. If there is a better quality and value restaurant in the Bahamas let me know as I need to go there too. Thank you Pierre for memorable meal.
Where to eat Caribbean food in Long Island: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Max's Conch Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
There really is only one street in Deadman's Cay of Long Island Bahamas, they don't technically have a street address.
Reviewed By markej
We had a light lunch of conch salad and conch fritters at Max's. They were doing predictably good business even on a weekday lunchtime in May. The food was great though and the insects didn't trouble us too much. The menu came on a whiteboard without prices, but we shouldn't have worried. It was the best value we had in the Bahamas, and amongst the best food too!
