Blue Sail Restaurant & Beach Bar Review | Nassau Bahamas

Feb 28

$$・French, Caribbean, Mediterranean, Vegetarian Options

⚲ West Bay Street Sandyport, Nassau New Providence Island

Neighborhood: Paradise Island

About Blue Sail

Blue Sail Restaurant & Beach Bar is nestled on the stunning Sandyport Beach offering breathtaking views of the sparkling ocean. This charming beachfront eatery serves an eclectic mix of mouthwatering dishes, with a special focus on their immensely popular wood-oven pizzas, which are a fan favorite. The menu features a delightful combination of Mediterranean-inspired dishes, each infused with a distinctive French flair that adds a unique twist to the flavors. These exquisite offerings are beautifully complemented by a selection of classic Bahamian dishes, bringing together the best of both worlds. Whether you're craving a fresh seafood dish, a flavorful pizza, or a traditional Bahamian meal, Blue Sail offers a dining experience that perfectly blends international influences with local ingredients, all served with a side of stunning ocean views.

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Santeka's Taste Test | Did it Pass?

The food at Blue Sail in Nassau, Bahamas was absolutely delicious. We decided to sample a variety of items from the menu, and each dish exceeded our expectations. The flavors were fresh, and the preparation was top-notch. While the customer service was a bit slow, the staff was exceptionally kind and made sure we felt taken care of throughout our meal. We arrived for an early dinner, and being just steps away from the beach, we were able to walk right down to the shore after our meal, which added a lovely touch to the evening.

The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating, and we opted to sit outside to enjoy the breeze and take in the stunning views of the ocean. The atmosphere was laid-back and peaceful, providing the perfect setting for a relaxed dinner by the water.

As for the drinks, they were decent but didn’t quite match the price point. I don’t mind paying a premium for a well-crafted cocktail, but unfortunately, the drinks here didn’t quite hit the mark. I wouldn’t recommend the signature cocktails, as they were overly sugary. I personally ordered the sangria, but it was more like a sweet fruit punch than a classic sangria. I could barely taste the red wine or liquor, and it seemed like the recipe had been altered with ingredients that didn’t resemble traditional sangria at all.

Despite the disappointment with the drinks, the food was so enjoyable that we would definitely return to Blue Sail. The combination of great food, beautiful views, and the relaxed beachside vibe makes it a spot worth revisiting, though I’d probably stick to a simpler beverage next time.