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Reviews on American food in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, Caribbean. The capital of Grand Bahama Island, founded in 1955 as a center of tourism, has undergone recent redevelopment and again offers nearly every amenity an island visitor could hope for: pristine beaches, golf, water sports, diving, gambling, duty-free shopping, boating, nightclubs and fishing. Want more? Try the Pirates of the Bahamas theme park, Freeport's International Bazaar, Port Lucaya marketplace, Garden of the Groves botanical garden, the Rand Nature Center or Lucayan National Park.
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9. KFC
Reviewed By Glenn S
KFC Grand Bahama on Yellow Pine street has chicken that is finger licking good! The service was pleasant and the resturant spick and span.
8. WIlly Broadleaf
Overall Ratings
3 based on 227 reviews
Reviewed By travelmakesUrich
Everything's expensive in Freeport, so while $35 for Sunday brunch sounds exorbitant (and it is!) comparitively speaking it isn't much more than you'd spend elsewhere on the island. Especially if you eat enough to consider it both breakfast and lunch. There are a lot of choices, so that's possible.Service was horrendous. It took forever to get seated (you have to pre-pay, and I have no idea why, but that took more than 5 minutes per party!) and then I only saw a server once after that - so no drink refills, no special requests. I waited 10 minutes for someone to show up at the omelette station, and when she finally did, she was more aggravated at me for "rushing her" than I was for having to wait for someone to show up to cook a meal I'd already paid for, in a restaurant that had been open for some time already.The decor of the restaurant is fun - you can see in the photos the tents. At one end and along the windows you have a great view of the beach, so I recommend that end (turn left as you come in the front door).There was nothing wrong with the meal itself, and if it were included as part of an all-inclusive plan I'd have nothing to complain about but the poor service, so my advice is just to flag down any server you see.
7. The Prop Club
Overall Ratings
3 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By sweetsmyle
The bartenders were easily distracted and you waited too long for a drink even when the place wasn't crowded. We started dancing and they just stopped the music and the lights at around 11:30 when the club doesn't close until 2:00 a.m. They just seemed to slip in a CD afterwards.Hate the décor of the place.
6. Junkanoo Beach Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
We are the best beach in Freeport, plus we have a great restaurant. Spend the entire day on our beautiful beach and while there, enjoy our Full service restaurant and bar specializing in seafood, cheeseburgers, pizzas, soda, cold beer and tropical drinks.
Reviewed By DrPam2002
This wasn't too busy when we were here, so we received personal service. The food seems all frozen but it was still good. It was nice to get away from the city center too!
5. Fair Play Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Our vision and the root at Fair Play is about people, conviviality and good humor. So our product and what we want to sell is the means to achieve that through place and experience. As grumpy and as mean can get, we want them to be happy. That's our ultim
Reviewed By NewarkScubaDiver
I saw Fair Play was very crowded and thought this was a good sign. I ordered to go at the bar and waited. Well it became very clear that the staff was only interested in servicing the locals and their friends. I literally watched 3 separate individuals order after me and receive their food before me. I had ordered a conch burger (nothing fancy). When questioned, one of the servers went to the back and as I watched - I could see the response that I wasn't anyone they need to 'rush' to feed. Unfortunately for me, I waited a total of 27 minutes. I got up and left after my 3rd inquiry about my order. I figured that at that point, my food would be tampered with given the attitudes I observed from the cook staff. What was most annoying was I watched as a local family with ice-cream sat on the veranda with me. They did not order anything, but were twice asked if they were 'good.' I waited 27 minutes and no one checked in on me.If you are not with locals ... do not order from here. DO NOT GO HERE.
4. Garden Cafe at The Garden of the Groves
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By Trisha_Andrea
We came on the only day of the week where the restaurant is open later. We loved the night vibe. Pretty lights hanging from everywhere and the evening breeze was a nice feeling. We would have loved to see some live music, but maybe itâs because we visited in low season. The food was alright. We were expecting to see more seafood specials on Friday, but they did not seem too appetizing. Staff was friendly. Still a must-do.
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3. Dive In Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Located poolside at UNEXSO in Port Lucaya. The Dive In Bar & Grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner/ Start your day with our delicious Eggs Benedict with our homemade hollandaise ! For dinner try one of our wood fired oven pizzas. Fresh fish purchased f
Reviewed By Trisha_Andrea
We stopped by here for lunch. My husband enjoyed his portobello burger. However, I did not enjoy my mahi-mahi burger; it was cold in the middle/undercooked and it was also very salty. The place itself looked very nice, it was outdoors and overlooking the Unexso pool. Itâs conveniently placed for those who wanna grab a bite and drink while waiting for the dolphin programs and after a morning of scuba diving.
2. Rum Runners
Overall Ratings
4 based on 695 reviews
Reviewed By Scott H
My wife and I have been here a few times during our trips to Freeport. Friendly atmosphere and laid back type of place with good music. A mix of locals and tourists in here. The bartenders are always attentive. My wife and I sat at the bar and Michael, the bartender, said he would be right with us. Well 3 minutes later after being busy with other customers he apologized for the wait and asked what we would like...to which I responded "2 Kalik beers and conch fritters". He again apologized for the wait and gave my wife and I 2 complementary shots...again apologizing for our wait. The food has always been good here and the beer is always cold. I recommend it.
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1. Margarita Villa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By MelindaAndScott
We were staying at an all-inclusive resort for the first time and wanted a different, more local atmosphere for the day. We took a walk down the beach and fell in love with this place! The Conch was SO delicious and the beers were colder than cold. Everyone was so friendly and we felt totally welcomed. Great atmosphere inside with the sand floor, nice touch! We definitely recommend that everyone eats at The Sand Bar!! (We were here back in Feb 2016, I thought I had left a review, but can't find it)
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