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Exuma restaurants are known for terrific Bahamian home cooking—cracked conch, pan-seared snapper caught that morning, coconut fried shrimp, fried chicken served with peas ’n' rice, or macaroni baked with egg and loads of cheese. Try conch salad at the cluster of wooden shacks called the Fish Fry, just north of George Town. Pea s
Exuma restaurants are known for terrific Bahamian home cooking—cracked conch, pan-seared snapper caught that morning, coconut fried shrimp, fried chicken served with peas ’n' rice, or macaroni baked with egg and loads of cheese. Try conch salad at the cluster of wooden
Exuma restaurants are known for terrific Bahamian home cooking—cracked conch, pan-seared snapper caught that morning, co
Exuma restaurants are known for terrific Bahamian home cooking—cracked conch, pan-seared snapper caught that morning, coconut fried shrimp, fried chicken served with peas ’n' rice, or macaroni baked with egg and loads of cheese. Try conch salad at the cluster of wooden shacks called the Fish Fry, just north of George Town. Pea soup and dumplings (made with pigeon peas) is a specialty here, and many local restaurants serve it as a weekly lunch special, usually on Wednesday.
Restaurants at larger resorts have upscale dining, including Continental twists on local cuisine—fresh snapper with mango salsa—as well as imported steaks, rack of lamb, and gourmet pizzas.
For the freshest—and according to locals, best—conch salad and the coldest beer, look for the splatter-painted seaside shack a stone's throw...Read More
Yacht folks, locals, and visitors alike rub shoulders at Kenneth Bowe's funky open-air beach bar on the point at Stocking Island. All of the...Read More
Located in the hustle and bustle of central George Town, the Exuma Yacht Club has a magnificent view of the harbor. Enjoy the ocean breeze from...Read More
This poolside restaurant serves three meals a day and offers a stunning view of the ocean. The extensive menu equally features American classics...Read More
This seaside open-air restaurant—you can't miss the orange-and-yellow building—is the hot spot in Little Exuma, and the closest restaurant to...Read More
With a stunning view of the Three Sisters Rocks, this charming beachfront restaurant offers dinner à la carte every night and themed dinners...Read More
Sip a tropical cocktail and enjoy the sunset at this waterfront bar and grill. Tastefully decorated with teak benches, a handsome bar, and infinity...Read More
Disregard the lack of ambience; this popular restaurant serves some of the best food on the island. Fresh fish and fried chicken dinners are...Read More
The legendary hotel's restaurant has a fabulous view of the pool and harbor, along with traditional Bahamian specialties including conch fritters...Read More
Located in central George Town just across from the Club Peace and Plenty, this café is a pleasant spot for a cup of coffee and hot breakfast...Read More
Fried chicken, lobster, T-bone steak, and cracked conch are the delicious reasons people eat at this modest lakeside establishment. Stop by...Read More
Enjoy the ocean view at Exuma Beach Resort for lunch, dinner, or over one of their famous cocktails. Highlights of the lunch menu are the ½...Read More
The outdoor patio strung with Christmas lights gives this beach bar a lost-island vibe. Inside the screened patio, at dinner you have a choice...Read More
Stop by this deli to stock up on gourmet meats, cheeses, and wine for your stay. Owners Ron and Susan Kemp also sell delicious chicken salad...Read More
Restaurant highlights for lunch are fish burgers, conch burgers, and regular burgers. Dinner specialties include grilled grouper, cracked conch...Read More
Hand-painted tablecloths cover the tables in the dining room that serves Bahamian specialties such as cracked conch, fresh grouper, snapper...Read More
This George Town restaurant serves breakfast (especially popular on Saturday)—consider trying the stew' fish or chicken souse—and lunches of...Read More
A white former school bus is now a tiny spotless kitchen on wheels. Noted for its 'dogs, divine lobster burger, and the "MacJean," a hearty...Read More
About 10 mi from George Town, close to the airport, this hole-in-the-wall lunch and dinner spot has an island-wide reputation for having the...Read More
If you want to dine where the locals do, hit Sam's. Proprietor Sam Gray owns a complex of businesses in town, including the liquor store. Breakfast...Read More
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