Graycliff

The Bahamas’ most famous restaurant, Graycliff, would make this list on ambience alone. Its old colonial mansion setting (including a pre-dinner drink in the lounge) makes for one of the Caribbean’s greatest experiences. But the service, too, is world-class, and the food is classic French fare with a Bahamian twist. That’s without mentioning the wine list, curated from the world’s third-largest private wine collection in the cellar.