Top Restaurants in Paradise Island
Top 10 Bahamian food in Paradise Island, New Providence Island, Caribbean
Reviews on Bahamian food in Paradise Island, New Providence Island, Caribbean. Paradise Island is known for powder soft beaches and crystal clear, turquoise water, great for diving and snorkeling. Visitors can try their luck at the Atlantis Casino and dine “around the world” at celebrity chef restaurants. Spend the day at Aquaventure Water Park or swim with dolphins at Dolphin Cay. Take a scenic stroll through Marina Village or shop for souvenirs at Bahamas Craft Center and Craft Cottage. Or just soak up the Caribbean sun on a beautiful beach.
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10. Bahamian Cookin' Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
Bahamian Cookin Restaurant & Bar is Nassau's oldest Bahamian Restaurant,specializing in authentic Bahamian Cuisine.Owned and operated by 3 generations of Bahamian women, this local establishment has been providing Bahamians and tourists with flavorful Bah
Reviewed By cooker72
We visited this restaurant as a part of our food tour and we were served a wonderful plate of food! The chicken would melt in your mouth! Conch fritters, mac ân cheese and slaw were very tasty and the lemonade was refreshing! Meant to return...but ran out of time!!
9. Crabs and Ting
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By TravelDon10
This doesnât make the category of a restaurant. It is a shack on the beach. The 2 food items on the menu is cooked in very unacceptable conditions. Overall, DO NOT waste time coming here if you want a restaurant. This listing should be removed as it does not meet the criteria for a restaurant.
8. The Poop Deck
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2131 reviews
Reviewed By Melissa B
I felt this place was way overpriced. I got the mahi-mahi with Bahamian mac and cheese, peas and rice and plantains. I felt like the plantains didn't have any seasoning on them, and maybe that's how they make them down there but I've had them other places and they were more crispy and had seasoning. I wasn't impressed. I also wasn't impressed with the Bahamian mac and cheese. My cousin loved the rum cake and the cheesecake, I wasn't a fan. The Mahi-Mahi was delicious, but expect to spend at least $100 here.
7. Montagu Gardens Steak & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
Reviewed By ThomasL711
Went here through a flier at the Harborside Resort concierge. They pick you up bring you back. You arrive at a dark lit and don't see anything but guided to nice restaurant experience. A great conch chowder, terrific grouper and perfectly grilled shrimp at prices below resort level.
6. The Bearded Clam Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 467 reviews
Reviewed By Passenger107952
Had the best Conch Friiter and Chips with Slasa!Kedra was great! Hope to be back soon!Bar is located very close to the Cruise port .. steps away..Wow! Thank you so much for your great review. I will let Kedra know you left a review about her. She is pretty awesome. I'm glad she took great care of you whilst you were here. We hope to see you soon! Thanks once again, Becky.
5. McKenzie's Fresh Fish and Conch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By sublimemoon
Had the shrimp with rice and peas, but at the time we went, the only other sides were plantain and corn, and the rice and peas was the last for the dinner meal. Decent meal, nothing to rave about. The have a big menu and the prices are really reasonable compared to the Atlantis.
4. Bahamian Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 619 reviews
Reviewed By Dean B
Two adults and two picky teens and we managed to get an excellent meal. Service was very attentive. The decor is nice but they put a table of 8 right next to our booth. They weren't loud but it trapped us in so much that the waiter couldn't do the flambe dessert beside our table. We had 8 pm reservations and by 8:30, the place was crowded.
3. Mosaic
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1184 reviews
A fresh concept in custom-made cuisine, this Mediterranean-influenced restaurant features action cooking stations to prepare dishes on demand, from fresh fish to churassco. Designed by Jeffrey Beers, the restaurant changes form day to evening utilizing li
Reviewed By Nicholas D
For a all you can eat style place itâs very nice. Fresh steaks and meat for breakfast available make it a great way to start your day at the park with good protein. We ate the breakfast there most days. Staff was very pleasant and our baby loved interacting with them. Will see them again soon.
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2. Viola's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 343 reviews
#Looking for a real Bahamian treasure! Look no farther than Viola's Bar & Grill, located on the grounds of Sunrise Beach Club. Viola's, a favorite of the local Bahamians, offers breakfast, lunch and dinner daily with a wide array of tempting options at pr
Reviewed By sfgirl3
We ordered fried calamari, a burger, firecracker shrimp Mac and cheese, conch quesadilla, and salmon. The food was very good but having to sit outside was uncomfortable especially since service was very slow. Our waiter must have been very inexperienced because I kept seeing him start walking over with our drinks, food, etc, only to turn back and delay further. The portions are huge, and I thought the Mac and quesadilla were especially tasty. We only ate half and brought the rest back for lunch the next day. If I had to do it over again, I may take out. Thank you for your review sfgirl3, We are happy you enjoyed your dinner choices: We are very proud of our Chef and his new menu. I apologize for the slow service during the hot days of the Bahamas, we do try to train our new staff as quickly as possible and continue to strive for great customer service. We do appreciate your comments about Viola's and hope you will be back.
1. Smugglers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By tomtrader12
Smugglers is located caddy corner to the British Colonial Hilton Hotel. It is hard to find anything in this town that meets American standards and cost. One evening we had their pizza and conch fritters, both were tasty. The next morning we went for breakfast, had the corned beef and grits with couple of eggs, and kids had pancakes. Both vey good, and reasonably priced, compared to many other places that are just the opposite.
