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( 242-365-5464;
www.cocobaycottages.com
;
Coco Bay; 2- to 4-bedroom units
$250-700; ) Secluded and fabulous with miles of beach. Self-contained cottages
are bright and breezy, with kitchenettes and homey floral prints. Great for families.
EATING & DRINKING
In addition to the hotel restaurants mentioned in the Sleeping section, there are plenty of
casual lunch and dinner spots scattered around New Plymouth. The aforementioned hotels
are the best places for classy cocktails; for Kalik-fueled fun, there are a number of ultra-
casual bars in town.
McIntosh Restaurant & Bakery
BAHAMIAN, AMERICAN $
(Parliament St, New Plymouth; mains $5-15; breakfast, lunch & dinner) It could be
1955 inside this humble New Plymouth cafe, with plastic-covered tables, carpeted floors
and gut-busting Bahamian and American dishes like cracked conch, cheesy omelets and
key lime pie. The attached ice-cream shop is a welcome stop on a hot afternoon.
Lizard Bar & Grill
INTERNATIONAL $
(Leeward Yacht Club, Black Sound; mains $6-15; lunch & dinner) In the swanky Lee-
ward Yacht Club, this outdoor bar serves upscale international nibbles like shrimp kebabs
and ahi tuna burgers. Diners get to use the pool.
Laura's Kitchen
BAHAMIAN $
(King St, New Plymouth; mains $6-12; lunch & dinner) Simple-but-good Bahamian
fare such as grilled fish sandwiches and BBQ ribs, served in a personality-free dockside
cottage.
Sundowners Bar
BAR
(New Plymouth;
www.sundownersbar.com
;
5pm-late) Daily Happy Hours with free ap-
petizers, a pool table, and a monthly full-moon party draw mostly local crowds to this
bright-painted waterfront shack, which also serves burgers, pizzas and conch.
Pineapples Bar & Grill
BAR
