Overlooking the ocean, Margarita Villa Sand Bar is a lively beach-front restaurant and bar that will charm you with their island hospitality. Sand flooring, wooden elements and hanging bulbs, give it a rustic look. With two decks, it offers stunning vistas where you can enjoy great cocktails looking at the sunset or the waves rolling by. Stroll through the pristine beach, go swimming or snorkeling and then unwind at this friendly place. If there is a Dolphins match, then just root the team along with all who are cheering on. Nosh on conch fritters, burgers, conch bites, Philly cheese steaks as you tipple on their drinks.
This bar typifies the Bahamian atmosphere and lifestyle in many ways. It's as casual as can be, and the patrons are mellow and cheery. It is located directly across from the Pub at Port Lucaya. If you want to get entirely out of the sun, grab one of the few indoor tables. Outdoor seating allows for patrons to enjoy the shade while still interacting with passers-by. Drinks are inexpensive, service is friendly but matter-of-fact, and the decor is well-worn.
Definitely a locals hangout, this crowded little bar keeps rocking till at least 3 in the morning - very late by Bahamian standards. The music is mostly reggae, in keeping with local tastes. The atmosphere is anything but formal; the decor is bare-bones, and the beers are cheap. If you visit late at night, expect to see men in hardhats, girls in skimpy little nothings, and groups of rowdy resort workers dancing wildly on the bar. Drinks are neither exotic or pricy. A few snack items are kept behind the bar.
Depending on what night you visit this Port Lucaya hotspot, you might see stand-up comedy, live jazz or karaoke. The club offers something different every night. You may have to stop by and see what's playing if the phone isn't working. Enjoy cocktails, beer, wine and tropical hors d'oeuvres. Don't miss Happy Hour, every Friday night at 5p. The club is proud to be known as the "wild side" of Grand Bahama Island, and it can get rowdy. Monday night is Caribbean night, karaoke happens on Thursday and Friday nights. The crowd is mixed.
Located at the Castaways Resort, this spot features one the finest displays of 'native' dancing and Grand Bahamian culture. Steel drum rhythms and maracas provide the musical backdrop for calyspo, limbo and fire dancers six nights a week. After imbibing a few of the tropical drinks or Kalik beers, many of the guests are inclined to get a little footloose themselves. Tickets cost US$20 for the show only, US$32 the show, dinner and drinks. This spot is open at 9p from Mondays To Saturdays.
Family owned and operated, this European-style restaurant is comfortable and casual, yet it has a fairly elegant atmosphere. The dimly lit interior is appointed with rich wooden furnishings. Live music is featured nightly. The menu features steaks, chicken, pasta and fresh seafood dishes with Bahamian and Continental influences.
The search to fine dining in the Bahamas ends at Flying Fish Bahamas, one of the most celebrated restaurants here. If the lengthy list of awards toward this establishment are not sufficient to convince you of its prowess, perhaps the its immaculately put together culinary vision, flawless service and exceptional dining standards will change your mind. Like several other restaurants, the Flying Fish Bahamas also sits at the edge of the marina, from where guests can enjoy unparalleled views of the azure waters. The restaurant also upholds the merit of having an exclusive Bahamas female certified sommelier, besides also being deemed as one of the Top 10 restaurants in the Caribbean.
Known for manufacturing the Sands beer, a local favorite, the Bahamian Brewery has been around since 2007. Today, it offers intriguing tours of the brewing unit and the grounds, and an insight into the process of brewing this delicious beer. At the helm of the tour is talented staff who keep the tour short, yet interesting, ending it at the tasting room where six to eight samples from tap can be tasted. Visitors can also pick up a sample bottle to take home for a small price. Those who wish to spend a more leisurely afternoon at the facility can retire to the brewery's charming beer garden, where more beer varieties can be sampled.
Primarily a lunch and cocktail spot, this eatery also offers a light breakfast. The specialty of the house is an outrageous cocktail dubbed the "Tropical Frozen Wacky Banana Drink." The atmosphere is laid back and fun. Beachwear is the standard dress, the staff is friendly and the prices are low. The menu is mainly made up of snack items: conch fritters, chicken fingers, and the like. Lunch items include sandwiches and fresh local fish.
Explore the nightlife in the Bahamas at Bonanza Bar in Freeport. At the bar one can dine, drink and dance as well as enjoy the night away. Beverages like beer, whiskey and vodka or snack on local traditional dishes. Test your patience on the mechanical bull ride where people usually challenge their friends.
Dine with a view at Dive In Marina Bar and Restaurant in the Bahamas. A few items on the menu are well seared burgers, fish and chips, sandwiches, English breakfast and cold cuts. Complement your meals with cafe beverages or fresh fruit juices. One can dine in the outdoors by the pool to have a more relaxed experience.
Enjoy an energetic evening at Gametime Lounge in the Bahamas. Look forward to something new every day of the week. On Tuesdays the crowd goes dancing the night away as the in-house DJ spins the latest tracks, enjoy discounted drinks on Wednesdays, let the bartender shake up some delicious cocktails on Thursdays and finally the ladies get to enjoy on Friday nights. The ambiance is lively as fans come to cheer their favorite teams during games.