Restaurants près de Powel Point Marina

The food was delicious. We enjoyed the night sky and guitar player. Like many restaurants on Eleuthera, the kitchen and servers have a timing issue. One of our five diners did not receive her meal until the others had finished. The kitchen was blamed but the server forgot to put in the fifth order. The place is pricey but worth a one trip splurge.

Thank you for the home away from home feeling... and for talking me into trying the conch fritters. Absolutely delicious and the sauce was the complete bite!!!. Awesome team keep up the excellent work...Ase

Always a great experience at highbourne my guest and I surely enjoyed, just one down fall the conch fritters aren’t conch fritters it’s more of a conch croquette so we were expecting authentic Bahamian conch fritters and not a conch croquettes.

Just had an amazing dinner at McDuff’s on Normans Cay in the Exumas, Bahamas, and it was everything we could’ve hoped for! The vibe there is so chill, perfect for a relaxing evening after a day out on the water. For dinner, I went with the Caribbean Bowl, and let me tell you, it was a flavor-packed delight! 🍲 The bowl came loaded with grilled chicken, savory rice and beans, fresh corn, tangy pickled onions, crunchy cabbage slaw, and creamy avocado slices. Every bite was a perfect mix of textures and flavors, totally hit the spot! I also couldn’t resist getting a side of fried plantains—crispy on the outside, soft and sweet on the inside. They were the perfect complement to the meal! 🍌 To wash it all down, I opted for a virgin mango daiquiri. 🥭🍹 It was super refreshing with that perfect balance of sweet and tangy, and just look at that vibrant color! Topped with a cherry and a slice of orange, it was the ideal tropical drink to pair with the meal. If you’re ever at Normans Cay in the Exumas, McDuff’s is a must-visit. The food is awesome, the drinks are on point, and the setting is just what you need for a laid-back island experience.

Amazing service, amazing food, amazing location…can’t say enough