Cafes & Restaurants
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Buena Vista
Located on Delancy Street. Features Continental Cuisine with
large variety of fresh local seafood. Specialties include
Cream of Garlic Soup, Bahamian Lobster "Buena Vista," Fillet
of Red Snapper with Honey Mustard and Rack of Spring Lamb
Provencale.
Hours: 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm (Closed Sunday), Tel: 322 - 2811
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Castaways restaurant and night club
Enjoy a great indoor and outdoor dining (International cuisine),
a wide variety of beers, wine and cocktails.
You'll always have a good time at Castaways.Open on Tuesday's
to Sunday's.Situated at the Lance Aux Epines Road, St.George's.
Can be contacted at 444 1250 or e-mail at castaways@grenadaexplorer.com
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Comfort Zone
Located at #5 Wulff Road. Specialities include tasty Bahamian
Boiled Fish daily, served with Bahamian made Johnny Cake,
Potato Bread or Home made Bread.
Hours: 7:00 am - 12 midnight (Daily), Tel: 323 - 2676
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Gaylord's
In late 1995 Nassau's culinary scene got a lot spicier with
the opening of this Indian restaurant. In a handsome historic
building that dates back to the 1870s and was once a private
home, decorative plates, sculpture, and other Indian works
of art are attractively displayed around the two dining areas,
and draped silk adorns ceilings. Gaylord Special's, are the
a cocktail made from tropical juice and rum, then tuck into
the tandoori chicken, vegetable curry, and roti (nan bread
stuffed with chicken or minced lamb).
Locateda at:
Dowdeswell and Bay Sts.
Tel: 242 356-3004
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Mama Loo's
Caribbean-Chinese delights are the order of the evening at
this dinner-only. The intimate dining room is done in an Out
of Africa motif, with torchlight chandeliers, rattan wingback
chairs, and island artwork with a jungle theme.
Located at:
Atlantis, Paradise Island
Paradise Island
Tel: 242 363-3000
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Tamarind Hill
Colorful, primitive Caribbean paintings and murals, indoor
and outdoor dining, and a guitar duo on weekends create a
casual island atmosphere. The food is excellent and reasonable.
Homemade soups are a specialty, along with pastas and fresh
seafood.
Located at:
Village Rd. near Shirley St.
Tel: 242 393-1306
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The Red Carpet
This tiny restaurant is very popular at lunch, especially
among local politicians and businesspeople, who savor the
traditional yet creatively prepared international fare. The
clever use of mirrors creates an illusion of space, while
plentiful brass gives the place a stylish look. Among the
culinary highlights are the grilled lamb chops with rosemary,
the rockfish with fried banana and almonds, and the seafood
kettle lobster, clams, mussels, shrimp, and fish stewed in
sherry peppers, black rum, and tomatoes.
Located at:
Armoury Bldg, Reid St.
Hamilton
Tel: 441 292-6195
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Villa d'Este
Noble Italian cuisine is graciously served in a trendy trattoria
setting, accompanied by classical guitar music. The room is
attractively appointed with dark wood, upholstered chairs,
and an impressive fresco on the ceiling. The antipasto display
is effective in whetting the appetite for such dishes as baked
grouper with a pine-nut crust, fettuccine with tomato and
crabmeat, or veal saltimbocca and lobster ravioli deserves
honorary mention.
Located at:
Atlantis, Paradise Island
Paradise Island
Tel: 242 363-3000
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