Above: the grand opening ceremony at Dockside in Grand Bahama
By the Caribbean Journal staff
A new restaurant has opened its doors in Grand Bahama.
The Dockside Restaurant and Sports Bar opened this week in Grand Bahama’s West End.
The restaurant was formerly known as the Bonefish Folley’s Bar and Grille; it is managed by the same team from Old Bahama Bay’s beach restaurant, Teaser’s Tiki Bar.
The property is located on the property of the Old Bahama Bay Resort.
— CJ
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