We dined here and thought it was a very nice restaurant on the beach. You can eat inside or outside and as we were eating outside they were setting up tables on the beach(very romantic). We tried conch fritters and hated them(not what we are use to).The entrees were expensive and not at all what we are use to. The... more

Everyone recommended us to eat at the Poop Deck. There are two Poop Decks and we went to the poop deck west in Sandyport. They said it was on the water but the bushes in front make it impossible to even see the water. We saw many people from the hotel........it's just a tourist trap. Unless you want fresh lobster,... more

Aug 11, 2009 four of us went to the Poop Deck for dinner. Me , my sister and her two daughters (4 yrs & 5 yrs old). The first thing on receiving the menu my sister asked if they had a kids menu. The waitress said yes, but didn't show it to us just told us that there was chicken... more

We had late lunch at 3:00pm. When we were at Poop Deck around 6:00pm, we were not that hungry so we just want some appetizers. The grandma waitress heard that. She became very rude to us. She was kind of throwing bread on the table. The food was not too bad. We had two Conch salad were good but it... more

I have both good and bad things to say about The Poop Deck. We'll start with the pros: - We were 30 minutes late for our reservation thanks to a crazy cab driver and they still honored our reservation - We had the most amazing private dinner ON the beach...literally table and chairs in the sand. WONDERFUL ambiance and perfect... more

Across the bridge from Paradise Island on East Bay Street is the Poop Deck, a casual restaurant where the food is fresh and the view of the harbor spectacular. I have eaten and drank at the Poop Deck on several occasions and have always enjoyed it. The cracked conch and the conch chowder are great, and other seafood and Bahamian... more

While the location overlooks a marina, the food is less then stellar. Loud environment. Plastic deck tables and chairs. Food mostly fried and if not fried, not well cooked. Overall thumbs down. more

We are staying on Paradise Island and have eaten lunch several times at the Poop Deck on East Bay Street. It's a pleasant walk over the bridge or short taxi ride. We've never been there for dinner or happy hour but we plan to. The food is very good and a much better value than any Atlantis restaurant. We've always... more

The Poop Deck has been a family favorite for years (I remember going there as a child and loving it). The ambience of the open air seating overlooking the water was wonderful as always. We went early in the evening on a Friday night and didn't have to wait at all. The conch fritters were very light and tasty, though... more