Bimini Road

Family dinner but mainly ordered from the starters. The conch salad with mango was tasty and left you feeling like you did something healthy for yourself. Seafood tacos (2) were delicious and my son could have eaten 4. The nachos plate was huge and exactly what you’d expect with molten cheese and yummy chips. The crab and avocado salad was a delight excellent flavors and again left you feeling healthy. We tried the conch fritters- first time for kids and everyone enjoyed the doughy balls. And finally sweet fried plantains. Just a nice dinner. Little loud but they were super busy.

Located right on the city walk to Atlantis, surrounded by mega yachts and the harbor, it offers outdoor dining to people-watch or catch the nightly Junkanoo parade. The interior has a nice beach vibe as well. The service was solid for the Bahamas, but the food is average at best and below par for what you’d expect at a classy spot. They often run out of certain dishes, so don’t arrive late for dinner expecting chicken wings or other traditional Bahamian appetizers. The food has decent presentation but lacks flavor. The jerk chicken is nothing like traditional jerk chicken; it’s more like dry white meat smothered in BBQ sauce. The chowder resembles a peppery broth, the plantains are nicely done, the peas and rice are nice, more like a creole red beans and rice, the burgers are bland and sloppy, and the fries are decent, but you can get decent fries at any fast food joint. Overall, it’s average, nothing to rave about. There are much better options like Carnivale across the street or Seafire just a few doors down.

Everything was perfect food was hot with a sensation of flavors. It was so much food we needed a few take out plates because it was that good.Bartenders really know there stuff no complaints at all. Just perfect

We did not make reservations for dinner and were casually looking for spots. After stopping in at a few "reservations preferred" establishments and being treated rudely we were simply going to grab a pizza and head back to our hotel. We thought we would try one more spot and swung into Bimini. Not only were we treated very pleasantly, but we were also seated quickly, and it was busy! Every busser, waiter, (Kyle) & hostess we came across was very pleasant and smiling. The service alone would make me want to come back. 2 in our party had burgers, 1 had the Mahi Mahi sandwich, a few margaritas and the Key Lime Tart. All the food was good, hot & fresh and the drinks were tasty. It was a bit loud as there was a birthday going on but otherwise lively. The only complaint we had is they did not have pickles with the burgers. Truly appreciated the great customer service. Highly recommend this spot!

Topic: Bimini Road Date: 5/18/25 Quality: 8/10 Value: 7/10 Service: 9/10 Timeliness: 8/10 Atmosphere: 6/10 Total: 38/50 Featuring two must try items from our week long stay in Nassau, this nice little spot is somewhat underrated in our opinion. If you have the opportunity, ask for Ronald B. He was our server and he was great! It was a 15 minute wait for table of 4 at 7:45pm on a Sunday. As a pleasant note, their D’Vanya’s Bahamian Hot Sauce was SUPER good!! Conch Chowder 4.5/5 (It tasted like a mix between tomato soup and chicken noodle soup) Seafood Crispy Tacos 3/5 (They come cold FYI, also only 2 tacos so not terribly shareable, the section it’s located in the menu states it is) Bimini Road Burger - Cooked medium 5/5 (One of the best burgers we had the whole trip. Must try!) Painkiller 1.33/5 (Tastes like medicine, funnily enough - not in a good way) Piña Colada w/ rum 5/5 (Favorite Piña Colada EVER, must try!)

A fun place for dinner with some good island flavors and fresh seafood. Drinks are good with a diverse selection of tropical cocktails. The kids menu is pretty standard, but has good portions. Reservations are recommended for large groups.

We went at around 5:30 pm, so there was no wait. This is a pretty nice place to enjoy some Bahamian culture. The server was with passion, and we got some local drinks/dishes. The drink was strong and also full of the fruit flavour (pink one is coconuty and the yellow one was bananaty) and we got the conch, the salmon and first time trying the amazing fish mahimahi.

The server allowed to pay my bill on the tablet which did not display the gratuity. So we gave him a tip. Once I asked for a receipt the gratuity was displayed. The total tip he received was not worth the services he provided. I observed the same server having to explain what was displayed on the tablet versus what was the receipt. There was another server that greeted us and joked with my husband the entire we were in the restaurant. My husband went back into the restaurant and gave the young man a tip. I don’t have a problem giving anyone a tip that is honest and provides good service!!!!!