Twin Bothers at Arawak Cay is a great place to try local Bahamian cuisine. My wife and I had the conch firtters and lobster tails. Awesome! Good strong drinks! more

We ate here for lunch. It is part of Fish Fry where all the locals go to eat. This is not gourmet dining, but very good value local cuisine at less than 1/2 the price of Paradise Island. The conch salad was great. It was incredibly fresh and enough for a meal. We liked it so much, we asked the... more

Lunch was wonderful.. a dozen conch fritters for $4.00,loaded with conch.. .also had grouper fingers which were ample , fresh. and very tasty...had the mango daiquiri which was made with fresh mango. Strawberry and cream drink was very good also. Be advised , drink prices listed on menu are "virgin", rum is $2 more per drink. Take the number 10... more

We read some great reviews, so our first night on the island we took a taxi over to Twin Brothers. We grabbed an outside table on a gorgeous evening. The people watching was entertaining. The service was fairly prompt, but we weren't in any hurry as we worked on our Kaliks and daquiries. We all ordered from the "Down home... more

We were recommended to visit Twin Brothers branch at the Arawak Cay "Fish Fry" on the basis of the decor and ambience which is a bit more upmarket than the other establishments in that area; it also does steaks and burgers in addition to the local seafood - so somewhere to go for a change of cuisine and surroundings. The... more

This is one of the restaurants in the strip locally known as Fish Fry (or at least on the bus route that's what this strip is called)... we went for drinks (Bahama Mama's) and conch fritters, which were piping hot and delish! It's a funky place, visited by tourists and locals alike... we sat outside on a bright orange square... more

We ate outside and had to be ushered in as there were rats, yes rats everywhere. I have never eaten in a place like this in my life. more

The cost of a fish plate went from $12 to $28 with the addition of 4 tiny shrimp. What a rip off! That's $3.50 a shrimp! more

Twin Brothers has great daiquiris - they're a popular non-alcoholic dessert treat for most Bahamians. Their restaurant is the flashiest at the fish fry, which is why it attracts any tourists at all. I've eaten there twice and both times disappointed. The seating inside and outside is decent but even their fries are gross. And they're more expensive than every... more