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Where to Eat

American Wreck Bar and Grille, Rum Point, (345) 947-9412. $-$$. Dine on burgers, club sandwiches, patties, conch fritters, BBQ chicken salad, fisherman's salad, and jerk pork sandwiches in the comfort of your bathing suit. Table service to the beachside picnic tables makes this an enjoyable way to lunch on a relaxing Rum Point day.
Caribbean Pooh's Restaurant, East End, (345) 947-7427. $-$$. Located far down on the East End, this restaurant serves up English, American, and continental breakfasts. Lunch and dinner menus feature local cuisine.
Reef Point Restaurant and Lounge, Bodden Town (east of Pirate Cave), (345) 947-2183. $-$$. This eatery serves local dishes as well as pizza and snacks. It's well known for daily shark feedings at 6 p.m.

Seafood
The Lighthouse, (345) 947-2047. $$. Don't worry about missing this restaurant: just look for the first lighthouse on your right as you head out from George Town. Housed in a former lighthouse, this fun eatery serves lunch and dinner either indoors or outside. Along with a menu featuring seafood - conch chowder, jerk shrimp pitas, and seafood Caesar salads- several Italian dishes are offered as well.
Rum Point Restaurant, Rum Point, (345) 947-9412. $$-$$$. Open for dinner only, this eatery features island favorites like shrimp, lobster, and conch, as well as pasta dishes, prime rib, and chicken.