The Bahama Mama,
poured at the long table.
— A house pour
- 1 oz · white rum
- 1 oz · coconut rum
- ½ oz · dark rum
- 2 oz · orange juice
- 2 oz · pineapple juice
- A dash · grenadine
- Garnish · pineapple, cherry
Bahamian-modern cooking at the long table on the veranda, arranged from a small list of local chefs we know and trust. Sourced from the morning catch off Forbes Hill and what's ripe on the island. By the evening, by the day, or for the whole of the stay.
Menus are written each morning with the day's catch and the season in mind. The list below is a recent example — your own evening will be quietly shaped to your preferences when we speak.
Hand-cracked conch from Forbes Hill, dressed in lime, scotch bonnet, and cucumber, served over a pale shell of cassava cracker. Five-spice salt; cilantro flowers from the garden.
Snapper smoked over green guava wood for two hours, finished raw at the table, with pickled green mango and a crème fraîche of island goat's milk.
(In season, August–March.) Local spiny lobster, poached gently in cultured butter, with a green-tomato gastrique and toasted coconut.
Carnaroli rice, stock made from the day's fish bones, finished with whatever the garden brings in — currently zucchini blossoms, basil, and a sharp aged sheep's cheese.
Whole black grouper in parchment with sea grape leaves, fennel, citrus, and a pour of Bahamian rum, opened at the table.
A short board of one aged cow, one fresh goat, soursop, papaya, dark honey from the bee hives at Williams Town, and a flake of Cyprus salt.
Roasted local guava with vanilla cream, a shortbread biscuit, and a candied sea salt. Coffee, or an evening rum from the cellar.
Choose the cadence and the cuisine you have in mind. A note about preferences and allergies, and we will write back the same day with a draft menu, a price, and a pour for the evening.
From $185 per guest, dinner · From $420 per guest, all-day (b/l/d) · Wine pairings curated separately.