Bahama Breeze

The Scene
Resembling the hut-style homes of the Caribbean, this one-of-a-kind restaurant re-creates the laid-back party atmosphere of island culture. Low lighting, energetic waiters, and the upbeat tempo of island harmonies create a fun dining experience. Friendly service (and the waiters' bright tropical-patterned shirts) add to the experience.

The Food
One visit and you'll see why people wait several hours to eat here. Start with the signature drink, the Bahamarita, then select an appetizer or two; the standout island onion rings and coconut prawns are both batter-dipped and fried with coconut oil, which enhances the flavor without an overly coconut taste. Popular entrees include the scallops with cilantro pesto and Jamaican grilled chicken. If you're too full to try a homemade dessert, get some to go or you'll regret it; both the key lime pie with brown sugar crust and chocolate tres leches cake are divine.