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Paradise Island

Blue Lagoon Restaurant

  • Paradise Beach Drive
    Paradise Island, Bahamas
    +1 242 363 2400
JennaNorm
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Blue Lagoon Seafood Restaurant

  • June 18, 2004
  • Rated 1 of 5 by capilitans from Mine Hill, New Jersey
Best service in the island but the food did not measure up to the sophistication of the place. I ordered the "Catch of the day" which I was told was Swordfish. I got a local snapper which I liked a previous night in another restaurant, so I didn't complain. It was fresh but not as good as before. My wife's dish said it had lobster stuffing - they used the fake seafood stuff.

It may have been an excellent place way back when, but I think they cannot contend with the newer Atlantis restaurants. The service and attention was excellent so we never bothered to make a big deal about the dishes. We just felt bad for these folks because for all their effort they just can't compete.

For the same prices, you at least get what you pay for at Atlantis minus the better service.

From journal 2004 Bahamas Harborside At Atlantis

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Blue Lagoon Seafood Restaurant

  • February 4, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Elk Rancher from Elmore, Minnesota
Our view was fantastic. They were very accommodating without hovering. We both had a before-dinner cocktail while we looked over the menu. The menu had many choices, all of which were quite expensive. This was our one big night out so the sky was the limit.

We both ordered seafood. We were unsure which wine would go best with both of our choices, as they were quite different. Our maitre d’ was very happy to make a recommendation and thrilled when we accepted. We both ordered a soup before the main entree. Again, both were quite different: conch stew and French onion soup. Both were top notch. French onion soup can be quite salty, but this was quite tasty without being salty.

I ordered stone crab claws for my main entree. They brought me a warm bowl of water for washing my hands with lime, so my hands would not smell of fish. They changed it frequently while they cleaned up my shells. My husband had grouper stuffed with lobster, crab, and shrimp -- there was a rich sauce over it, which was not overbearing.

It was a quiet, but festive atmosphere with live music coming from the lounge below. It was one of the best lounge acts I have heard. We were able to visit with another couple for quite some time while we finished our wine and never felt pressured to leave even though we stayed quite late. They not only cleared away our dishes, but brushed away all crumbs and any evidence of a full course meal, leaving only our water and wine to enjoy as we ended our evening. Our total bill with a bottle of wine and tip came to US$175. Again, we spared no expense. A person could do it for less, if they wanted.

From journal No wonder they call it Paradise Island!

Blue Lagoon Seafood Restaurant

  • August 2, 2003
  • Rated 4 of 5 by JennaNorm from Bridgewater, Massachusetts
We celebrated our anniversary with dinner at the restaurant. The meal was superb and the dessert was simply decadent. The service was phenomenal. We can not wait to come back again.

From journal Anniversary on Paradise Island

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