Skip the usual touristy spots like Senor Frog's and take a cab to "Fish Fry." It is actually called Arawak Cay, but the locals call it Fish Fry. When you get there you will find several shack-looking restaurants. At this point you might want to leave, but don't. My recommendation is a place called "Oh Andros." Many locals say it's... more

Arawak Cay (a/k/a "Fish Fry") is the best place to go to eat where the locals eat. In the afternoon, Bahamians of all types, business people in suits, construction workers, police officers, etc. all head here for lunch. The fried fish, conch salad, conch fritters and frozen drinks are all amazing, and reasonably priced. Best conch salad can be found... more

Arawak Cay (Fish Fry) is one of the best places to eat. My goal is to try eat at each and every one of the local eateries in the years to come. My favorites so far are Goldies, Twin Brothers and Seafood Haven. Best conch around and if all the locals go there, it must be good! Prices are great... more

People talk about food costs in the Bahamas...well why not go and eat where the folks who live there eat? And this is the place great local dishes at even better prices! Conch Fritters to die for and conch stew or grouper to die for! Take the #10 bus for a buck and you are there in just minutes and... more

Try conch salad at Seafood Haven on Arawak Cay. Prices are reasonable and the food is great. Eating is expensive on the island but you will get value for your dollar here. Go upstairs for the view. Clean establishment. Alfred Butterfield is proud owner and will make you welcome. His place has a doorman to admit only desireable customers. Closed... more