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Where to eat Mediterranean food in New Providence Island: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mediterranean food in New Providence Island, Caribbean including La Caverna, Athena Cafe & Bar, Meze Grill, Cleo Mediterraneo, Blue Sail, Cafe Martinique, Greek Islands Restaurant and Bar, Olives - Todd English, Gregory's Mediterranean Delights, Cocoplum Restaurant Bistro and Bar
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10. Cocoplum Restaurant Bistro and Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Bistro spirit, friendliness and quality, is what is awaiting you at Cocoplum. Located west of Nassau on the corner of Old Fort Bay and Lyford Cay. Cocoplum offers a French and Mediterranean cuisine with an island twist taking advantage of all local fresh
Reviewed By NJM88
From the moment we stepped in, I was blown away. The decor is visually stunning, I kept taking so many pictures that the staff started calling me âthe photographerâ!The outside area is even more stunning. The entire restaurant has a wonderful ambiance! Everyone we encountered was very courteous, professional and helpful. This kind of great service is unfortunately not so common place, which is what impressed us even more.The menu had a great variety of drinks and food. We tried 4 different cocktails and loved each one! We had 3 delicious appetizers: Bone Marrow on specials, Baba Ghanoush (I loved that they had the write name for it!) and the Beef Tartare. All were of a great portion size and the prices were not too extreme, but most certainly were worth it.I look forward to coming back and bringing more people to this magnificent place. Thank you to the entire team for being so amazing!
9. Gregory's Mediterranean Delights
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By michaeljones46
Appears to be a chain fast food restaurant, I had lamb gyro and it was quite good, as were the fries. Sodas and water were reasonable, and just a half block off the main street. Comfortable place to enjoy your food. Would definitely eat there again.
8. Olives - Todd English
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1962 reviews
Reviewed By josephc300
We ate here the first night at Atlantis. A few of us had salads for appetizers. I had the the chopped salad. It was okay, nothing special. Some of had steak, others had fish and a few of us had pasta. I had the Rigatoni Bolognese was average. Had much better elsewhere. Everyone felt their meals were okay but nothing special. The bread they served was the best thing that I had.
7. Greek Islands Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Greek Islands is a Mediterranean restaurant that offers Caribbean and Bahamian food as well With the freshest ingredients in Nassau.
Reviewed By lxzrh
I believe this is the best restaurant for Greek food you can find on New Providence Island. The location is nice as well, as it is mainly outside on the second floor and a bit away from the main tourist masses (but still central).Only one downside: I would have preferred if the music had been a bit quieter and Greek (instead of slightly too loud Pop/Dance).
6. Cafe Martinique
Overall Ratings
4 based on 712 reviews
Chef Alessio Pitzalis and his team have created a comprehensive and eclectic epicurean experience for the updated Café Martinique at Atlantisâ fine-dining concept, which launched in early 2019. Café Martinique is the resortâs newest and only restaurant to
Reviewed By rocketrod23
Iâve always immensely enjoyed my experiences at Cafe Martinique. Though this is my first time at the NEW Cafe Martinique, Sat, Aug 10, 2019, it did not disappoint, in fact, I consider it one of the best restaurants worldwide that I have been fortunate enough to experience. The service was impeccable ( forgive me I cannot recall his name right now) the food outstanding, the ambiance first class, and the music by pianist, Lee Callender was the icing on the cake! Lee is an amazing performer. You have patrons for life, and I intend to share our experience with all! Thank you, Cafe Martinique! Rod RagazzoWindermere, FL
5. Blue Sail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
A Casual Shabby Chic dining restaurant overlooking the pristine Sandyport beach with views over the ocean. Spectacular beach bar and outdoor dining views with a Mediterranean French fusion menu with a lot of local Bahamian favorites.
Reviewed By TtravelerJohn
A great view over the ocean, sailboats, cruise ship, pleasure craft. Worth the visit. Fresh sea breezes wash over dining area.Service was OK not great but OK. Food was so so. I had a bland pizza, someone had a breaded deep fried fish with something else on the plate, another had grouper, canât remember what the others ate. Nothing turned me on. Maybe itâs the way the menu is written. No description of dishes, so I went with the pizza. I was afraid of what I would get, if I ordered the cajun seafood.They have a house cat which loves everyone.
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4. Cleo Mediterraneo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Named OpenTableâs â50 Hottest Restaurants in the U.S.â, Cleo, is pleased to announce its newest location in the heart of Nassau at the SLS Baha Mar. Cleo captures the vibrancy of Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, where new yet familiar flavors are enhanced
Reviewed By TravelDon10
After carefully reading dozens of reviews Iâve decided to give Cleo a try. They portray themselves as a Mediterranean restaurant, but they really have no true identity. Coming from a Mediterranean background I can honestly say the food was average. In Europe it would go out of business. In the Bahamas it thrives. ( donât be fooled by good reviews here if you are from the US or Europe.)
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3. Meze Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Meze Grill puts a Modern twist on classic Mediterranean dishes for you to enjoy in a happening upbeat setting. Happy Hour Mon-Friday 6pm-7pm.
Reviewed By Becky S
This was the best restaurant experience of our trip! The food was outstanding - from the hummus appetizer to dessert, we didn't have a single bite that wasn't yummy. My entrée was mahi mahi and my husband had steak. Both were some of the best we've tasted. We also enjoyed the wine - very friendly wait staff helped us choose a good one. We stayed on Cable Beach and were able to walk to Meze. Highly recommend.
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2. Athena Cafe & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 892 reviews
Located in the heart of downtown Bay Street, Athena cafe offers the authentic greek cuisine with a Bahamian flare. Not only you can find the traditional greek favorites here but also Bahamian delicacies such as conch, snapper, grouper and lobster! We are
Reviewed By MsThang01
We stayed at the Hyatt Baha Mar, and Athena's was by far the best meal during our stay. Athena's blows any of the overpriced mediocre restaurants at Baha Mar away. The grilled grouper and Greek salad were all very good and flavorful. The passion fruit mojito was one of the best mojito's I've had. Although this place is pricey, I wouldn't hesitate to return if I'm back in Nassau.
1. La Caverna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
La Caverna is a family friendly Italian restaurant with outstanding dishes served in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. Outside seating with botanical garden view. Special Menu for large groups. A Ristorante, Pizzeria and Bar. A 7 minute drive from Bah
Reviewed By TravelDon10
This is by far the most consistent restaurant in Nassau. The food & service are always above average for 3 times I have been here. For appetizer I recommend the buffalo mozzarella. For Dinner the Chicken Parm & dessert the Nutella Pizza. ( It is a great place for families.) The casual dining place of choice from most of the residents out west. ( Lyfford Cay, Old Fort Bay & Albany.) Highly Recommend it.
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