Best Conch Fritters in Nassau

I want to try the conch fritter while I'm in Nassau on our cruise in December. I'd like to stay semi close to the ship and not off the beaten path due to the recent warning from the US Embassy. This is our first trip to Nassau. I'll have myself, my Mom, my 13 year old Son and my 7 year old Daughter. So tell me who has the best? If you have any other suggestions for things to do not far from the ship for my group certainly fill me in there also.

I want to try the conch fritter while I'm in Nassau on our cruise in December. I'd like to stay semi close to the ship and not off the beaten path due to the recent warning from the US Embassy. This is our first trip to Nassau. I'll have myself, my Mom, my 13 year old Son and my 7 year old Daughter. So tell me who has the best? If you have any other suggestions for things to do not far from the ship for my group certainly fill me in there also.

I can not remember the name of the café, but I have eaten there many times and have had and liked the conch fritters at the place, if you get off the ship and walk out of the port area to the main street, not the first street that runs along side the water but the second street, turn right and about one or two blocks on the right side just before the straw market is the café. Very safe as you will see many local people there, including the police and others.

I don't know yet, because I have not been on my cruise yet.

I did however post this question or similar on the ports of call board for Bahamas and got some suggestions, but the only one that comes to mind right now is a place called Fish Fry. Again, I have not yet been there so cant comment on how it is.

You might want to check out the Bahamas board and or post the question over there also.:)

Is your ship going to Freeport as well? Our last cruise did Nassau and Freeport. If so you might want to try to Conch fritters at Billy Joe's at the Beach. I realized I didn't have an answer to your question...it just brought back a wonderful beach memory!

We did the Tru Bahamian food tour in May and had some conch fritters with a dipping sauce at a restaurant called Bahamian Cookin. They have delicious authentic food. The mac and cheese and homemade limeade was delicous.The restaurant is listed on Tripadvisor if you want to research it.

Is your ship going to Freeport as well? Our last cruise did Nassau and Freeport. If so you might want to try to Conch fritters at Billy Joe's at the Beach. I realized I didn't have an answer to your question...it just brought back a wonderful beach memory!

We are going to Nassau and Grand Turk.

We did the Tru Bahamian food tour in May and had some conch fritters with a dipping sauce at a restaurant called Bahamian Cookin. They have delicious authentic food. The mac and cheese and homemade limeade was delicous.The restaurant is listed on Tripadvisor if you want to research it.

Thank you!! I'll check that out.

Thank you dabear99211, at least that gives me a general area to search in.

We are going to Nassau and Grand Turk.

In Grand Turk go down the beach to Jack's Shack, the best Cracked Conch I have ever had, I eat it there on every cruise I take there. It is so much better than Conch Fritters.

10 Best has a great list of the top ten places to eat at the port. I have found lots of great reviews for Fish Fry

We did the Tru Bahamian food tour in May and had some conch fritters with a dipping sauce at a restaurant called Bahamian Cookin. They have delicious authentic food. The mac and cheese and homemade limeade was delicous.The restaurant is listed on Tripadvisor if you want to research it.

Sounds like it might be the same place as Bahamian Kitchen or maybe they are changing names.

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.

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.

10 Best has a great list of the top ten places to eat at the port. I have found lots of great reviews for Fish Fry

Frankie Bananas is my favorite in the fish fry area

In the cruise terminal in Nassau, far back right side, there is a place call auntie. Its right by the bathrooms. We have been there several times. Excellent.

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Yes, Twin Brothers at Fish Fry is an excellent choice! :D

LuLu

Definitely Bahamian Kitchen! [emoji39]

Easy walk from the cruise dock. You may also want to check out the Queens Staircase . . . a bit further, but very nice.

And be sure to wash those fritters down with a Kalik Beer!

John

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Definitely Bahamian Kitchen! [emoji39]

 

 

Easy walk from the cruise dock. You may also want to check out the Queens Staircase . . . a bit further, but very nice.

 

And be sure to wash those fritters down with a Kalik Beer!

 

John

 

 

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I meant to post a picture of the front of Bahamian Kitchen . . .

I just looked up Bahamian Cookin and it was formerly known as Bahamian Kithchen. Here is the link that you can see the menu and location:

Bahamiancookin.com You will love it!

Frankie Gone Bananas about 1/2 mile from port right at end of Junkanoo beach. Absolutely best in Nassau !!

Thanks so much everyone!!! I've got some great ideas!! I can't wait!! Might have to try them in Nassau and in Grand Turk.

Definitely Bahamian Kitchen! [emoji39]

 

 

Easy walk from the cruise dock. You may also want to check out the Queens Staircase . . . a bit further, but very nice.

 

And be sure to wash those fritters down with a Kalik Beer!

 

John

 

 

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Exactly what we did!!

Given we aren't really doing much in Nassau, I may have to make it my mission to compare two or three of these suggestions in one trip. :-)

We did the Tru Bahamian food tour in May and had some conch fritters with a dipping sauce at a restaurant called Bahamian Cookin. They have delicious authentic food. The mac and cheese and homemade limeade was delicous.The restaurant is listed on Tripadvisor if you want to research it.

I agree, that place was awesome. Loved the conch fritters and everything else.

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