Very popular Bahamian restaurant known for it’s freshly made conch salad, colorful exterior, beach side location and laid back atmosphere. Their menu features burgers, grouper fingers, whole snapper and other popular local fare. Full bar.

This is the spot to go on the weekends for an authentic Bahamian buffet lunch. The open air restaurant is located on a beautiful, quiet beach, and the owners, Elvis and Maryanne offer up warm Exumian hospitality to go along with their delicious food. Buffet – $20 per person. On request and with advanced reservations, they will accommodate larger parties for dinner during the week.

Great little sports bar located just outside of Georgetown. They offer typical sports bar fare—pizza, hamburgers, hot dogs, etc. Enjoy a game of pool while you wait for your food or catch your favorite sports team on one of their televisions. Full bar.

The newly renovated hotel and restaurant offer a great indoor or outdoor dining experience on Elizabeth Harbour. Their international cuisine menu features steak, chicken and seafood as well a full bar and bar menu.

Indoor (air conditioned) dining overlooking their pool and Elizabeth Harbour. They serve a mix of Bahamian and International cuisine. On Friday nights they offer a buffet for $25 per person. Full bar.

The Fish Fry is a collection of informal beach huts just north of Georgetown. As the Lonely Planet guide explains “Definitely a local experience, this slice of island life may be a bit raucous for some, but it’s one of the best opportunities you’ll find on the island to mix with locals.” Some of our favorite vendors include Honey Dew, Charlie’s, and Poorman’s Kitchen.

The restaurant and bar is located in the historic Club Peace & Plenty hotel in downtown Georgetown just past the Straw Market. A long time favorite of many winter residents and boaters. They offer indoor and outdoor dining (Bahamian and international cuisine), and are known for their parties on Friday nights. Full bar.

A quaint cafe located across the street from the Government Administration Building. They offer breakfast and lunch daily. Great sandwiches and salads along with fast and friendly service.

Located on the water just before you reach Exuma Market. Look for the gas station signs. The restaurant and marina are owned by former Formula One race car driver, Eddie Irvine. Indoor and outdoor dining and full bar. Primarily Italian and American food, but the menu has been evolving.

This is one of the newest restaurants on the island and boasts an exceptional menu featuring a revolutionary mix of flavors from Peru, France, Asia, as well as some Bahamian fare. Full bar with inventive cocktail menu. Great waterside location and awesome sunset views. Prices are on the high end. See www. Turquoisecay.com for a sample menu.

One of Exuma’s most popular eateries. This casual beach side hut serves up probably the most reasonably priced lobster dishes on the island (the owner’s husband is a fisherman!). It’s a great spot for lunch followed by a trip to Tropic of Cancer beach (ask the folks at Santana’s for directions) where you can relax while still savoring memories of your meal.

Located right next door to Santana’s. They offer freshly baked breads, rum cakes and other delectable goodies. The lovely smell of baked goods alone will draw you in!

An extremely popular beach side bar with yachties and tourists. They offer a simple menu of ribs, hamburgers and fresh conch salad along with some strong libations. On Sundays they host a pig roast which is one of Exuma’s social highlights. While you’re there, take a moment to feed the local sting rays or watch for the dolphin family that lives in Elizabeth Harbour.