We ate our meals at Atlantis in one of about five different places. Three of the establishments at Atlantis are buffet style, all you can eat. These are somewhat expensive (as most things in the Bahamas were) but the food was better than average for a buffet, with many things to choose from, including fresh seafood and beef entrees. I especially enjoyed the conch bisque, which was on the buffet at all three. Each of the three had a lot of the same things; however, each also had its own dishes as well. Like I said, there was a lot to choose from, so in one week's time it didn't get old. One of the other two places we ate at was a bar and grill (Atlas) just off the casino - we liked this place
...Read More
One of the other two places we ate at was a bar and grill (Atlas) just off the casino - we liked this place the best. It had an American style menu, with steaks, burgers and chicken. Everything was good. Make a reservation at Atlas or be prepared to spend an hour to 90 minutes in the casino waiting.
The Deli was located next to the marina. The menu is what you would expect from a deli, except that they did have menu items that wouldn't have been at a kosher deli. The food was good, the service was fast, and the atmosphere was more casual than the other places.
All were very good. I would not suggest that you pay for the meals in the all-inclusive price. The price at that time was like 80 dollars (USA) a day. You could eat cheaper than that, by eating some meals away from Atlantis and due to the fact that lunch was not included in the price. The all inclusive only covered breakfast and dinner. If you planned on eating all meals at Atlantis and eating breakfast and dinner at the buffet style (as they were more expensive than Atlas, the Deli, etc.) places the whole stay, then the all inclusive might make more sense.
Read Less