Eat & Drink
Pier One Restaurant Freeport: Dinner with Sharks in The Bahamas
At Pier One Restaurant in Freeport, Grand Bahama, sharks rise to the surface every night at 7, 8, and 9 PM while guests eat fresh grouper and sushi from the outdoor deck directly above them.
THE GRILL HUT NASSAU
The Grill Hut Nassau sits steps from the Nassau Cruise Port and serves fire-grilled burgers, chicken wings, nachos, and tropical cocktails every day from 2 PM to midnight.
The Poop Deck Nassau: Where Locals and Visitors Have Eaten Since the 1950s
The Poop Deck is one of Nassau's most recognized waterfront restaurants, open since the 1950s with two locations and a fresh catch of the day that has kept locals and visitors coming back for over 50 years.
Blue Marlin Nassau: The Complete Guide to the Seafood Restaurant by the Cruise Port
Blue Marlin sits steps from Nassau Cruise Port and has become one of the most talked about seafood stops for cruise passengers. Here is the complete guide.
The Goombay Smash: The Story Behind the Bahamas' Most Famous Cocktail
Every bar in the Bahamas serves a Goombay Smash. Most of them are good. None of them are the real thing.
Bahamian Rum: A Beginner's Guide to Drinking Well in Nassau
The Bahamas has a rum culture that predates tourism by several centuries. Here's how to drink well in Nassau — from Sky Juice at Arawak Cay to craft rum at John Watling's distillery.
Where to Eat on Harbour Island: The Food Guide
Harbour Island is three miles long, half a mile wide, and has a food scene that outperforms its size.
Nassau Brunch: The Best Weekend Tables in the Bahamas
Nassau's weekend brunch scene runs from oceanfront tables at Baha Mar to the theatrical Sunday spread at Atlantis. Here are the spots worth planning for.
Where to Eat in Exuma: The Food Scene
Exuma is famous for pigs and sandbars. Its food scene — conch salad at Chat N Chill, lobster at Tropic Breeze, and Shirley's Fish Fry — is just as good and far less covered.