From Casual Dining to Upscale Cuisine

Cuisine on the island is incredible and varied. There are first-class gourmet restaurants and more casual venues. Dress up or dress down, depending upon your mood. Many restaurants have outside terraces, where you can watch the remarkable sun setting across calm, blue-green waters. These are moments you won't soon forget and pictures your mind will return to for many years to come.

Where to Dine

Breakfast

Romora Bay Resort & Marina Click here for the Breakfast Menu!

The Parrot Coffee and Newspaper Shop Exciting new addition to Romora Bay Resort & Marina.

Arthur's Bakery makes fresh made doughnuts and croissants that will make your mouth water. While you're there, enjoy the chewy chocolate-chip cookies.

Sugar Rush is a great local spot that makes fresh pastries and breakfast sandwiches.

Dunmore Deli serves breakfast including a wider variety of items, such as bagels with smoked salmon, and french toast.

Lunch

Sunsets Bar and Grille at Romora Bay Resort & Marina An exciting and fun venue; home of the Frozen Goombay Smash and the island's best Fish Tacos; Entertainment four days Weekly and Daily Specials; American cuisine fused with Bahamian Click here for the Sunsets Bar and Grille Menu.

Coral Sands Beach Bar and Restaurant A vibrant spot right on the pink sand beach, serving American style cuisine, open air, listen to the sounds of the ocean.

Sip Sip on the Ocean Great Lobster Quesadillas! Enjoy the views of the pink sand beach atop the hillside where the colorful venue sits.

Blue Bar is where many celebrities stop for a peaceful lunch. Spend a long lunch at the Pink Sands Hotel restaurant and treat yourself to club sandwches, seafood salads, conch fritters, Cobb salads and spring rolls.

The Harbour Lounge A uniquely Bahamian restaurant serving up local fare and fun, mixed with a little American novelty sits right on Bay Street by the entrance to the Government Dock, serving lunch and dinner Tuesday - Sunday.

Dinner

Vue... Romora Bay Resort & Marina's Fine Dining Restaurant Exciting new addition to Harbour Island; Executive Chef Matthew Ona comes from a wonderful background including the famed French Laundry of Thomas Keller and DB's Le Bec Fin. Relaxing Bohemian-themed ambiance coupled with the island's best cuisine. a must see Click here for the Vue's Menu.

Pink Sands Restaurant Always a favorite, Pink Sands is known for ambiance and cuisine. Enjoy the fresh air patio dining under the candlelight or inside of the recently renovated interior dining area.

Rock House is a great dinner hot spot. The main dining room offers a beautiful view of the harbor and offers dishes like stone-crab salad, pork tenderloin and steaks. Great wine list.

Dunmore Beach Club Four-course gourmet dinners in a semi-formal atmosphere directly on the beach.

Runaway Hill Club A formal restaurant in a charming, whimsical setting. It's located right on the beach for breathtaking views. Reserve ahead.

The Landing Romantic colonial style and streetside tables for people watching. Known for their wine list, as well as private label wines and rums.

Harbour Lounge A friendly bar for meeting winter residents and a lovely view of the sunset.

Aquapazza is a casual, open-air restaurant, with an American and Italian inspired menu. Serves lunch and dinner 7 days a week.

Coral Sands Restaurant A lovely open air fine dining restaurant set in the main lobby area of the Coral Sands Hotel.open daily for dinner reservations required.

Where to Shop

There is a tiny straw market on the harbor's main street and a few souvenir shops; the town has several notable one-of-kind boutiques.

The Blue Rooster sells resort staples like sarongs, Bahama Hand Prints skirts and gorgeous straw handbags.

Miss Mae's is located in a former tearoom, and sells an amazing selection of hand-sewn linen clothing for women and children, sandals, handmade jewelry, and Eric Javits hats and handbags.

Sugar Mill is the stylish boutique owned by island entrepreneur and author India Hicks. Her store carries men's and women's designer clothing, jewelry, items from her own line of products, Crabtree & Evelyn products, and some luxury children's hand made toys and books.

Briland's Androsia Boutique sells Bahamian batik clothing and fabrics. The Landing Cellar is a fine wine shop with wines from around the world.

The Princess Street Gallery sells mostly local art including watercolors by Elizabeth Berry, whose bright streetscapes decorate many of the island's houses, and works by Stephen Scott Young, considered the Wyeth of the Bahamas.

Dilly Dally Shop a classically Bahamian store offering household amenities, hand prints, a variety of beach and resort wear, as well as novelties from other Bahamian out islands, get your famous "BRI" garb or "Potcake" shirts at Dilly Dally Shop.