Best Conch Fritters in Nassau

Be in Nassau a few weeks from now. Have been inspired to try Bahamian cookin'.

Another vote for Bahamian Cookin'/Kitchen. We sampled there on the True Bahamian food tour and really enjoyed it.

In fact, I'd recommend trying the tour. Our guide was amazing, and she accommodated our ship's schedule in port. Several of the dishes we tried on the tour have made it into our at home recipe rotation.

Really Yummy -- Small store front window, corner of Woodes Rodgers and Frederick. Opposite liquor store. just walk 2 blocks west of as you leave cruise terminal, Think they were $4.00.

YES this place was great and there was a line with all the locals, so you KNOW it must be good!!!! LOL

What warning from the embassy?

Wow thanks for all the replies guys. I've had conch fritters here in the states and love them. I can't wait so excited. December 14th can't get here soon enough.

Maybe try the Cracked Conch instead of the fritters. More conch, less breading. Still fried, and more taste.

Here is a map I made sometime back. Go to Fish Fry, there is plenty of small places to get either, Cracked or Fritters. My fav is Goldies.

We usually walk there, it's about 1 mile. A nice walk past the public beach with a nice view of the light house. Some pictures from the area.

I'll add another vote for Bahamian Cookin’ Restaurant & Bar, DELICIOUS! (and good mac n cheese too as a bonus). (we did the food tour last December with Tru Bahamian)

Really Yummy -- Small store front window, corner of Woodes Rodgers and Frederick. Opposite liquor store. just walk 2 blocks west of as you leave cruise terminal, Think they were $4.00.

This one is awesome.. discovered this one on my last visit.. mostly locals paying in Bahamian currency. Price was definitely right - like half what they were selling for in the tourist bars.

Going to hit it again when I go back in January - cool deal to go there and grab Conch Fritters and grab a beer at the liquor store and people watch a bit.

We took a taxi to the Fish Fry and ate at Twin Brothers. We loved it, and they had free wifi. I wouldn't be concerned about the safety warnings, as long as you stay in well traveled areas, like downtown and other tourist areas.

We usually take the jitney to the Fish Fry, last time we ate at the Anchorage, which was farther towards the back. Very Yummy!

Looking forward to going back there in about 25 days!

Another vote for Bahamian Cookin'/Kitchen. We sampled there on the True Bahamian food tour and really enjoyed it.

 

In fact, I'd recommend trying the tour. Our guide was amazing, and she accommodated our ship's schedule in port. Several of the dishes we tried on the tour have made it into our at home recipe rotation.

This was a non-ship sponsored excursion? Where can I get information about it?

I agree with Aunties,didn't remember the name . Loved the dipping sauce !!! Going the re in Jan gonna get off boat long enough to get my fritters[emoji1]

Frankie Bananas is my favorite in the fish fry area

Frankie Gone Bananas gets our vote too! Close to the port and their fritters are wonderful! We make a point to eat there each time we go to Nassau!!