Enjoy a Relaxing Lunch at GB's Garden of the Groves

Poinciana Magazine
Jul 23
1 min read

Looking for a relaxing, family friendly lunch spot in Grand Bahama? Then check out Garden of the Groves' Garden Cafe.

The Garden of the Groves is located in Eastern Grand Bahama. Their Garden Café is a relaxed spot for a casual lunch, complete with a view, as well as bird, butterfly, and turtle watching.

Diners can enter through the restaurant entrance and do not have to pay the Garden of the Groves’ general admission fee.

The menu includes a variety of appetizers, such as their Brie & Chutney Crostis and Tropical Ceviche, as well as a selection of burgers, sandwiches, and salads. They also serve soft drinks and cocktails.

For more information on the Garden of the Groves visit www.thegardenofthegroves.com.

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