The 7 Best Dining Experiences in the Bahamas

1.Nassau Sunset Dinner Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 385 reviews · from $103Our pick

Join Seahorse Sailing Adventures at the Paradise Island Ferry Terminal for a casual two-hour catamaran cruise past Atlantis. You’ll watch the Bahamian sunset, eat a buffet of chicken, ribs, peas and rice, salad, pasta, and dessert, and enjoy drinks onboard. Expect open-air seating, music, limited tables, and a social party atmosphere.

“10/10 Had a blast! The music was great and the food was amazing. Would definitely recommend when you come to the Bahamas”

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2.Sunset Dinner Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 376 reviews · 2 hours · from $119

Sail for two hours from Paradise Island Ferry Terminal on a catamaran with an English-speaking crew, welcome cocktail, open bar, Bahamian buffet, music, dancing, and sunset views of Atlantis and Nassau Harbor. Captain JJ, Ian, Kelley, and Jamal have all been praised for warm, attentive service, though the boat is not the newest.

“Everything about it was perfect! We had such a good time and the guides, the weather and the food made it even better! Would definitely recommend”

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3.All Inclusive Sunset Dinner Cruise in Nassau Bahamas

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 59 reviews · from $137

Set sail from Paradise Island Ferry Terminal at 5:00 pm aboard The Flying Cloud for a 3.5-hour Nassau sunset cruise. See Fort Montagu, Paradise Island homes, and large yachts while enjoying BBQ chicken and ribs, drinks, island music, and views from the deck or forward nets. Pickup, WiFi, restrooms, and an onboard bar are included.

“The food could have been better. I was looking for more of a Caribbean style music on board. It was a tight fit for people when they were trying to get their food”

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4.Afternoon Tea at Graycliff Hotel

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 7 reviews · from $96Best value

Spend about 90 minutes at Nassau’s historic Graycliff Hotel with only your own group. Choose imported tea, Bahamian bush tea, or Graycliff organic coffee, then enjoy sandwiches, warm scones, petit fours, and chocolate bonbons made on site. Champagne is available for an added touch of luxury.

“The setting was perfect for afternoon tea -- stately china, crystal, attentive wait staff and delicious food. My absolute favorite element was the Graycliff chocolate. What a nice memory of a wonderful afternoon.”

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5.5-Course Wine Luncheon at Graycliff Restaurant

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 6 reviews · from $185

At Nassau’s Graycliff Hotel, you’ll begin with sparkling wine, tour the property and wine cellar, then sit down for five seasonal courses with matching wines. Guides including Michael and Jeffrey have helped make the visit personal and fun. The experience lasts about two hours, starts at 12:30 pm, and requires smart-casual dress.

“It was excellent food and service was incredible! The tour was what brought it down to a 4, could be longer and more informational. I will emphasize the lunch was awesome, 5 wines to pair with 5 courses with additional sorbet and cheese course! Amazing experience and definitely recommend!”

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6.Afternoon Tea at Graycliff Hotel and Restaurant

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 5 reviews · 1 day · from $96

Spend an elegant afternoon at Nassau’s historic Graycliff Hotel with tea, coffee, sandwiches, scones, petit fours, sweets, and chocolates from the hotel’s own chocolate factory. Choose black, green, or herbal tea, with champagne available for an extra charge. Meet five minutes early. English service.

“The setting was lovely albeit a bit worn. The food and beverages were wonderful as was the table setting and the service. The only negative was that the establishment, including the bathrooms were not accessible for those with mobility limitations.”

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7.Wine Luncheon at the Graycliff Restaurant

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 2 hours · from $172Top rated

At Graycliff Restaurant in Nassau, you’ll begin with champagne, tour the cellar with a sommelier, and enjoy five seasonal courses paired with wine. The collection holds more than 250,000 bottles from 400 vintners. Staff members including Karen, Valentino, Glinton, Denero, and Gregory help shape this two-hour, adults-only experience.

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