New Providence and Paradise Islands Restaurants

Foodies will delight in New Providence's restaurant range, from shabby shacks serving up the kind of food you'd find in any Bahamian's kitchen, to elegant eateries where jackets are required and the food rivals that found in any major city. You'll recognize celebrity chef names like Todd English, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Nobu Matsuhisa, all of whom have restaurants on Paradise Island.

Eating out can get expensive, particularly in resort restaurants, so a budget-friendly strategy is having brunch at one of the myriad all-you-can-eat buffets at the larger hotels on Paradise Island and Cable Beach, then a light snack to hold you over until dinnertime.

Note: A gratuity (15%) is often added to the bill automatically.

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  • 1. 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, Bahamas
    242-356–7012

    Known 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.
  • 2. East Villa Restaurant and Lounge

    $$$

    In a converted Bahamian home, this is one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in town. The Chinese-Continental menu includes entrées such as conch with black-bean sauce, hung shew (walnut chicken), and steak kew (cubed prime fillet served with baby corn, snow peas, water chestnuts, and vegetables). The New York strip steak is nirvana. A short taxi ride from Paradise Island or downtown Nassau, this is the perfect spot if you're seeking something a little different from the typical area restaurants.

    E. Bay St., Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas
    242-393–3377

    Known For

    • Traditional Chinese cuisine
    • Broiled NY strip steaks
    • Huge portions

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch Sat. or public holidays
  • 3. Latitudes

    $$$

    Book one of Latitudes' teppanyaki tables for a delicious and entertaining dining experience. The chefs will cook your choice of a variety of meats and seafood on the hot grill as you look on in awe. Five different kitchens churn out a number of different cuisines to order. You can choose from pizza (try the meatball with basil cream), the alfredo shrimp, sushi, or ramen noodles. There's also a steakhouse where you can indulge in 32 ounces of premium ribeye or porterhouse. The restaurant offers sweeping views of picturesque Nassau Harbour.

    E. Bay St., Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas
    242-676–8025

    Known For

    • Only spot for teppanyaki
    • Views of Nassau Harbour
    • International brunch on weekends
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