Paradise Island offers an array of the most dazzling, and the most expensive, restaurants in The Bahamas. If you're on a strict budget, cross over the bridge into downtown Nassau, which has far more reasonably priced places to eat. Though pricey, meals on Paradise Island are often unimaginative -- surf and turf appears on many a menu, so, unfortunately, you may not get what you pay for.
The greatest concentration of restaurants, all near the casino, is owned by Kerzner International. There are other good places outside this complex, however, including Dune at the One&Only Ocean Club.
Hopping, Skipping & Jumping with Dining Hours -- Restaurants here, especially in hotels, are not known for keeping fixed dining hours. Hours of operation can vary with the season and the hotel's occupancy level. Dining rooms -- again, mainly in hotels -- can open and close with no reason that's immediately obvious. If you're planning on going to a particular restaurant, call in advance even if reservations aren't required.
