Best French Bakery in The Bahamas

"Although still a popular carry-out spot, following a recent renovation, this little bistro tucked away on Shirley Street now accommodates dine-in patrons with cool air conditioning. The menu varies from Bahamian dishes, classic American sandwiches, soups, croissants, and a variety of other lunch choices. It is a perfect place if you want a nice lunch but don't want to go out to eat!"

"La Petit is the only vegetarian and gluten-free friendly café in Nassau. The quaint restaurant features a hand-crafted menu of delicious food, and fresh pastries along with vegetarian options and gluten-free bread. The charming ambiance of the restaurant is the perfect place to go for a romantic meal or a quiet, relaxing breakfast or lunch."

"On Saturdays, this trendy French cafe serves breakfast from 8 am to 2 pm, which is practically brunch. And, while their standard cafe dishes are absolutely delicious, you can’t miss the chance to sample their weekend breakfast items. From guava cream cheese-stuffed French toast to omelettes and sky-high pancake stacks, they’ve got it all."

"Order a traditional pizza pie with your favorite toppings at this modern, dockside pizzeria. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 242-363-3000"

"Order a traditional pizza pie with your favorite toppings at this modern, dockside pizzeria. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 242-363-3000"

"Fulfil your cravings at Dive In, where tasty barbeque items are infused with a blend of exotic local herbs and spices and then basted with a smoky molasses barbeque sauce. Open for lunchDress code: CasualPhone: +1 242-363-3000"

"Tasty barbeque items are rubbed with a blend of exotic local herbs and spices then basted with a smokey molasses barbeque sauce. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 242-363-3000"

"Besides all variations of the Bacardi Rum label, the cruise passengers will find in this brand store labels and spirits like Grey Goose Vodka, Bombay Sapphire Gin, Scotch Whisky, Cazadores, and Patron Tequilas, and Leblon Cachaça. On the second floor, the Roof Top Bar with a veranda is a fabulous place for a rest and people watching."

"Though rum cake is associated with island cuisine, of all the islands and nations throughout the Caribbean, the dessert is truly a specialty in the Bahamas and the U.S."

"If you’re looking to indulge in a bit of a sweet treat while you’re in the Bahamas, look no further than Cafe Channing Noelle, which serves up the island’s tastiest French macaroons. This elegant cafe is the perfect place to start your day, as they serve a variety of great coffee along with breakfast menu items. The decor of the cafe adds to the overall experience, as it feels like you’re visiting a cosy little French cafe on a side street in Paris."

"COCOA Coffee House is the place for great conversation and great coffee. The café, a favorite among locals in Nassau, is a Starbucks-owned coffee house so it serves coffee, teas, and other hot and iced beverages using Starbucks ingredients and recipes. The quaint café also has a variety of healthy breakfast options to choose from."

"In almost every U.S. state and Caribbean country, the name Starbucks is synonymous with “café” and “coffee.” Starbucks Coffee Company, one of the world’s leading coffee brands, has locations in Nassau to offer Bahamians and tourists the finest coffee experience on the island. Starbucks’ menu includes a range of specialty coffees, teas, and smoothies along with sandwiches, yogurt, and pastries. Starbucks Coffee|© HeinzTeh / Shutterstock"

"Okay, so this might not be one of the trendiest coffee shops in Nassau, but it’s pure gold simply for the unique combination of coffee and cigars that they serve their guests. You can grab a premium cigar with your coffee and then head to the nearby beach to relax with one in each hand. That’s a pretty good afternoon if you ask us."

"In almost every U.S. state and Caribbean country, the name Starbucks is synonymous with “café” and “coffee.” Starbucks Coffee Company, one of the world’s leading coffee brands, has locations in Nassau to offer Bahamians and tourists the finest coffee experience on the island. Starbucks’ menu includes a range of specialty coffees, teas, and smoothies along with sandwiches, yogurt, and pastries. Starbucks Coffee|© HeinzTeh / Shutterstock"

"Fulfil your cravings at Dive In, where tasty barbeque items are infused with a blend of exotic local herbs and spices and then basted with a smoky molasses barbeque sauce. Open for lunchDress code: CasualPhone: +1 242-363-3000"

"Tasty barbeque items are rubbed with a blend of exotic local herbs and spices then basted with a smokey molasses barbeque sauce. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 242-363-3000"

"Music lovers will want to check out Compass Point Beach Resort, which was opened by Island Records founder Chris Blackwell some 25 years ago. Unlike the large resorts, Compass Point is comprised of brightly painted Bahamian-style huts. These come in a variety of sizes and layouts, from seafront studios with king beds and a balcony featuring 180-degree ocean views to elevated seafront huts with two-levels."

"Windrose Spa has 2 treatment rooms including rooms for couples and outdoor treatment areas. Massages are available on the beach and in the spa; other services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, and sports massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology."

"The rainbow-coloured cottages at Compass Point make this property one of the most striking in Nassau. This resort knows how to cater to couples and dive enthusiasts. It will also appeal to music buffs - the hotel’s recording studio has hosted the likes of U2 and Bob Marley."

"One of the Atlantis Resort's hubs for designer threads, Crystal Court has all the names you're looking for. Faconnable, Ferragamo, Versace, Cartier, Bulgari and Gucci are just a few of the boutiques, and there's also a John Bull shop. Bring the plastic and wear stylish shoes (comfort is secondary in a place like this!)."

"Opened in 2005, this 65,000 square foot shopping and dining complex is reminiscent of a Caribbean open-air marketplace, with palm trees, colorful architecture and a lively atmosphere enhanced by regular performances by local musicians. Among the development's 21 shops are high end boutiques such as Versace, Dooney & Bourke, La Plage and La Perfumerie. Five restaurants and numerous snack shops and carts offer a wide variety of refueling options, from the upscale Café Martinique and Seafire Steakhouse to Starbuck's and Jamba Juice."

"If you’re tempted to head to the (often overcrowded) Straw Market, come to this boutique at the Marina Village shops at the Atlantis Resort instead. You’ll find comparably traditional straw work—handwoven totes, handbags, hats,..."