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Sun and . . .
This trendy restaurant was closed for many years but has made a major comeback and is one of Nassau's leading restaurants. Located in an upmarket residential area, this restaurant was originally built in the 1930s as a private residence. The menu offers diners a choice of deliciously prepared international cuisine in its four dining areas, namely the East Patio, West Patio, Courtyard and the air-conditioned Lounge. Dress is smart casual with a dress shirt, slacks and a dinner jacket being required for gentlemen. Open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner from 6.30pm to 10pm. Closed Mondays and for the months of August and September. Credit cards accepted.
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Food type: International

Moso
Nassau's most renowned and experimental Asian restaurant, Moso is the place to go for authentic and delicious Asian cuisine and teriyaki specialties. The flagship dish is the aromatic crispy duck while the Mongolian-style chicken and beef hot pot are firm favourites with locals. Seafood lovers will go crazy for the seared ahi tuna tataki with yazu lemon sauce or the octopus and local conch with cucumbers in rice vinegar.
Address: In the Wyndham Nassau Resort
Food type: Asian

Café Martinique
Made famous by the James Bond film Thunderball and renowned for its impeccable food, service and wine selection, Café Martinique offers some of the finest French cuisine in Nassau. With some interesting new interpretations on old favourites, the influence of celebrity chef and restaurateur Jean-Georges Vongerichten is evident when dining in this unforgettable restaurant. Open daily for dinner from 5:30pm-11pm. Credit cards accepted and reservations recommended.
Address: Atlantis Resort – Marina Village, Paradise Island
Food type: French

Cities & Regions: The Islands | Nassau