Sadly, the dining experience we were expecting, been left disappointed and feeling insulted. We visited today with our 2 children and friends for a reunion dinner. My children behaved well and we were well dressed too and in good spirits. A member of staff asked...my friend, when escorting my daughter the toilet outside if we were all from the "Traveller family"?! I'm really beyond the realms of how you take that without it being an insult?! Despite being polite and friendly, it felt clear that the staff didn't like us. The meal was pretty marred from that point, but then a bill just shy of £2500 for a very average dinner was ridiculous. I've read other reviews now where diners say their bill was charged at more than I should be. I felt they were taking further opportunities to inflate the bill. I've never had this anywhere else. Honestly, feeling very embarrassed to even write this, but but feel it needs to be shared in case anyone else takes these unwarranted comments to heart like I have tonight. The plus sides are the wine cellar, it's very impressive and the gentleman that showed it to us was lovely. So too was the Caesar salad and fettuccine with cream. Very tasty. However, sadly, the only tip I have is, go somewhere else.More

We enjoyed an extended family dining experience here on Tuesday, July 18th. We had nine (4 adults and 5 teenagers) in our party and we were celebrating a birthday. Everything was done to perfection: (1) the retrofitted old house was well done and very unique....(2) the service was top notch - including the birthday singing; (3) the food was excellent - I had the steak with peppercorn sauce and lobster bisque. We also stayed a bit after dinner and sat in the parlor and listened to the Piano player. She was excellent. It was a nice get away from the hustle and bustle of the Baha Mar resort. We nearly closed the place down! (We also watched a gentlemen rolling cigars!) The food and wine were obviously very expensive. The wine list was quite extensive (and expensive!). It was fun just looking through it.More

This place was amazing, the service made you feel like royalty. With 3-4 waiters servicing the table they never missed a beat. You can tell the owner and staff truly take pride in the service and quality of food they provide to their patrons. I...wished we had eaten there every night.More

Dined here for the wine tasting experience on 6/26 and it was simply amazing. Beginning with the tour of the wine cellar and then a five course dining event paired with 5 different wines was nothing short of exceptional. The servers and wine steward made...everything even more enjoyable. The ambiance is old but classy and takes you back decades to what surely were lively times. Can’t wait to go back on our next visit to Nassau!More

I spent the day wandering in Downtown and meeting locals. Wanted to check out Graycliff as it is one of the iconic places in Nassau. It certainly did not disappoint. Ask for Glinton when you go to the restaurant. He will take care of you...like family! Server/photographer/bodyguard/concierge extraordinaire! Would def come back! As for the restaurant, I had the conch chowder with added cherry pepper sauce that upgraded the taste altogether with a nice kick. Don't miss out the wine cellar tour, the cigar rolling, chocolate factory and the wine blending across the restaurant. Great day and great experience altogether!More

Words could not explain the outstanding experience we had at this restaurant tonight. The service was top-notch! We were treated like movie stars. Front the moment we walked in the front door until the moment we left. The food was delicious, the drinks were excellent,...the atmosphere was amazing, and to end the night perfectly; we were offered a private showing from one of the 3rd oldest private wine collections in the world. Not to mention we got to see the oldest bottle of wine in the world. You cannot go to the Bahamas without going to the Graycliff restaurant!! Thank you for making our trip so special!More

Super nice historic place and quaint ambience. The menu was interesting although very expensive for what they offer. They could work better on the little details such as picking papers from the flower Tex

We dined at the Graycliff in May of 2023 and it was by far our favorite visit to date, as we visit every other year. The Wait-Staff were second to none with their enthusiasm, energy, lighthearted charm, and passion for all that they did for...us…all evening and well into the night! Glinton was our server and he made celebrating my wife’s birthday incredibly special. She could have chosen anywhere in the World to have Dinner and she chose The Graycliff because of the timeless family memories we make here every time we visit. The Food was excellent! We are from South Louisiana and love all food to be seasoned very well and the Graycliff did not disappoint. The selection of several perfect wines pulled everything together! I highly suggest a spending time after dinner to enjoy the historic and romantic ambiance. A little time upstairs smoking GC Cigars with the owner, a little Brandy with our Family, plus the fabulous piano player and singer (Pam) put our special night over the top!! A thousand times Thank you to all of the staff at The Graycliff! Take care and God Bless you allMore

I’ve been to many 5 star restaurants in many countries. This is not a 5 star restaurant by any stretch of the imagination. A couple food items were very good (especially conch chowder), grouper entree was also pretty good and the soufflé was also pretty...tasty. The service was pretty nice and attentive (mainly because there were so many of them). But you can find food this good and much better service at most decent restaurants at half the price. I would have rated this higher but when you say you’re 5 star, you have to live up to it. They did not. And don’t worry about the dress code on their website, we saw people in jeans and t-shirts, shorts and t-shirts etc.More

My partner and I recently had dinner at The Graycliff and while the good and service were very good, I'm not sure it's worth the cost. Dinner for 2 was over $400 (and that's without wine). However, it's worth visiting once - the ambience and...history of the building were very interesting. We also enjoyed listening to the entertaining piano player in the lounge after dinner.More

I promised myself that if I returned to Nassau, I would try this restaurant. We decided to book the Wine Pairing Lunch prior to our arrival. We were seated upon arrival in a sitting room that reminded me of visiting my grandmother’s house as a...child. I was excited to tour the wine cellar with the 3rd largest collection of wine in the world. While we waited for our meal, we sipped on a Champagne Cocktail. The experience and food exceeded our expectations. I was disappointed because most of the wines served were red. I am a white wine lover. I would return in the future for a regular lunch menu.More

Beautiful place with a lovely ambience, and great service. Also I love the fact that you get the opportunity to dress up nicely. Highly recommended.