You'll recognize celebrity chef names like Todd English, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Nobu Matsuhisa, all of whom have restaurants on Paradise Island. Note: A gratuity (15%) is often added to the bill automatically. Restaurants near Warwick Paradise Island Bahamas - All Inclusive Restaurants near Sunrise Beach Clubs and Villas Restaurants near The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas.

6 Restaurants 3 Bars/Lounges Nightly Entertainment 3 Bars Nightly Shows Room ServiceThe fine dining options at the Riu Palace Paradise Island offer a wonderful selection of gourmet cuisine from around the world. Delectable local, international, Caribbean, Japanese, grilled and seafood dishes are featured in six restaurants located throughout the property. Buffet style dining and show cooking stations at the main restaurant serve breakfast, lunch and dinner including a wide variety of choices that are sure to please every taste and a la carte dining is relaxed and intimate.

Lunch and snacks are served at 'Bahamas' during the day. Lego ninjago movie game download. Three bars, including a swim-up bar, 'Soca', and a new 24 hr. Sports Bar, serve refreshing island favorites, juices, soda, beer, wine and domestic and imported cocktails until midnight. After the sun goes down, the heat rises with hot nightly entertainment and shows.

Restaurants in Paradise IslandThe Bahamas has a large pool of international award winning chefs staffing its many restaurants and eateries. You will find a unique mixture of Bahamian and international cuisine in Bahamian restaurants. The range from beach front grills that allow you to walk bareback to fine dining establishments, where only a shirt and tie will do. For fine dining, look towards large hotels, tourist districts or the posh areas of town.

In the capital Nassau it is easy to find American, Italian, Greek, Indian, Chinese or Japanese cuisine. In the Out Islands, you will mainly find Bahamian cuisine at local restaurants, of which seafood is a staple, although hotel restaurants offer more diversity.Classic Bahamian street food (and if you ask me, our national meals) include one of two options: chicken in the bag (literally served in a brown paper bag) or a conch snack. Anything 'cracked' in the Bahamas means deep fried; anything called 'a snack' means protein served with French fries.

You can get one of these two options and variations with fish, lobster or shrimp at any bona fide Bahamian restaurant. A dinner option will include a mixture of typical Bahamian side orders, peas 'n rice, macaroni, coleslaw, potato salad, plantain or corn, instead of French fries. Late night food is difficult to find in the Bahamas, especially on the Out Islands.

Catch the kitchen before it closes and stock up on snacks because street food is hard to find after restaurants close.