Big D’s Conch Shack – 1 minute.
Just a short walk down the beach and you will find one of the happiest places in Exuma. Once there you can enjoy some delicious drinks, fresh seafood, and some of the best conch on the island.
Palapa Restaurant – 4 minute car ride
Located in the Grand Isle resort just a few minutes away. Their all day menu offers something for everyone. Traditional American style cuisine as well as freshly prepared island favorites.
23 North Beach Club – 4 minutes
Located in the Grand Isle resort. Called the jewel of Grand Isle. Dinners only: Wednesday – Sunday. Fresh seafood, finest cuts of meat, premium cocktails. You will not be disappointed if you are looking for a fine dining experience.
Coco Plum Bistro – 2 minutes
A small, quaint, and popular restaurant just down the beach. You may want to consider making a reservation, they often fill up. They combine two cultures with their French and Carribean style cuisine. Delicious food, beautiful views, and great people.
Eva’s place
Bakery
& Native Dishes
Just down the road you will find this little gem. The breakfast sandwiches are delicious, and they have incredible pastries. You may want to get there early or they will be all sold out for the day.
Litehouse Café & Ice Cream Parlor
On a hot day, don’t forget about Litehouse, a beautiful café located right on the beach. Known for their amazing ice cream, big views, and very fair pricing you may just stop by everyday!
Latitudes @ exuma beach resort
Latitudes is open for lunch and dinner, serving a variety of Bahamian and continental cuisine. Depending on your preference, you can either dine inside in the air conditioning or choose to have a seat on their patio where you can enjoy amazing views of Elizabeth harbor.
Splash Bar &
Grill
If you are looking to please everyone in your group, Splash may be the place. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner they offer a variety of American and Bahamian dishes. You will find burgers, pizza, seafood, and much more. If you are in the mood, take a seat at the bar in one of the swinging chairs.
Shirley’s Seafood Restaurant / Fish Fry
The fish fry is a collection of 8- 10 small restaurants. It’s a hot spot for both tourists and locals, often on Friday and Saturday nights there will be music for all to enjoy. Shirley’s is by far the most famous of the restaurants, and she deserves it. Her curried lobster, garlic grouper, and blackened shrimp are amazing! This is definitely a must stop when visiting Exuma.
Mike’s Pizza Plus Burgers & Wings
Mike’s Pizza is located in Darville Plaza next to Prime Meats market. They serve an all day menu that has plenty of choices for the whole family. If you have any picky eaters that don’t appreciate the fresh seafood the island has to offer you can always get pizza, subs, burgers, wings, and more from Mike’s.
Copia
Restaurant
Located in the Peace & Plenty hotel in downtown Georgetown. Formerly +39, Copia is a new brand that offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They have an expansive menu that offers local dishes, fresh seafood options, and even sushi. If you are in Georgetown shopping at the straw market and feeling hungry Copia is a great choice.
The Blue
Conch
Located next to the Exuma Palms Hotel The Blue Conch offers a variety of Bahamian dishes, sandwiches, and more. If you are in he mood for a little entertainment or want to test out your vocal cords, Tuesday’s are Karaoke night.