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A Hot New Eatery in Grand Bahama 

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - July 5, 2022

Grand Bahama has quietly been a foodie destination for years, led by Chef Tim Tibbitts’ world-renowned Flying Fish Bahamas. 

And now the island is home to another hot new eatery: Sabor Restaurant and Bar. 

Set on the marina at the Pelican Bay Hotel, Sabor is a fusion eatery, with a mix of Bahamian specialities and international favorites, in an al fresco setting. 

The menu features everything from lobster, shrimp and jalapeño-stuffed enrolls to pan-fried grouper with smashed creamer potatoes and roasted cauliflower. 

That’s along with the 20-oz “Man Up Prime Time” prime rib. 

The mixology program is broad, with a host of colorful tropical cocktails accompanied by new takes on classics like mojitos and margaritas. 

Or as Sabor calls it, a place to “savor all the tastes of the tropical.”

For more, visit Sabor.

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