Good location for watching the sunset and typical Bahamian seafood shack. The food was good and is the usual Island fare. We tried the lobster seafood platter for two. The cracked conch was good and although they usually only serve it for lunch, they accommodated us for dinner which we appreciated. The rice and peas was not so good and dried out a little - probably left over from the lunch service I guess. Drinks were good, especially the Pineapple Express cocktail. The wings were good and spicy. Unfortunately like most outdoor places on Eleuthera, the "no-see-ums" were out in force and repellent is required, they keep a large bottle available for guests.
Service was good and attentive and accommodating. The prices are high as is most places on the island which I realize most things are imported etc., but I never really understood the prices of the fish being so high when it's local, but worth a visit. The irony is that the prices are not that much different (lower), to the fine dining restaurants around the island. read more