A beautiful beachfront destination with creative seafood and steak dishes, but expensive pricing, open-air inconveniences, and inconsistent service mean the setting is more dependable than the overall execution.
Infiniti Restaurant & Raw Bar delivers strong food quality anchored by consistently praised seafood, sushi, and steaks, elevated by a stunning Grace Bay beachfront setting with live entertainment that creates genuine destination appeal. Inconsistent execution across visits and variable service attentiveness prevent a higher grade, though the waterfront ambiance and positive core dining experiences keep it solidly competitive.
Infiniti is a beachfront Grace Bay destination where the setting often arrives before the food does: open-air tables, turquoise water, sunset light, live music, and a polished resort atmosphere. Diners describe it as a place where “the view alone can make an ordinary meal feel special,” and thoughtful touches such as blankets, celebration desserts, and sunset-photo help can elevate the evening. The trade-off is exposure to wind, heat, and flies, plus occasional crowd noise and less-private tables. The cooking is ambitious New Caribbean with clear global influences rather than traditional comfort food. Seafood, raw-bar selections, steak, sushi-style dishes, miso, gochujang, sambal, rendang, and chili-forward preparations give the menu creative range. Grilled octopus, lobster, black cod, steak, and desserts receive the strongest praise, although several diners report uneven portions or execution and long waits. The restaurant is worth considering for the setting and a few standout plates, but its pricing creates a high expectation that every course and every service interaction will land. Families are welcome in practice: reviews mention crayons, children enjoying their meals, dancing, and family groups having successful dinners. The current menu also offers familiar choices such as roasted chicken, spaghetti, steak, lobster, and dessert, along with several vegan dishes. Still, this is not a dedicated family restaurant; the menu is globally seasoned, the pacing can be slow, and the atmosphere becomes lively. Picky eaters may need advance guidance, and parents should request a comfortable table rather than assuming every seat has the same view.
Area vibe: Tourist resort beachfront strip focused on beaches, hotels, and leisure.
Safety: Generally safe and well-lit in tourist zones though standard caution after hours is advised.
What's nearby: Adjacent to major beachfront hotels, luxury resorts, beach clubs, water sports operators, and duty-free shopping.
Seafood, sushi-style plates, steaks, and the desserts are the most reliable picks here.
There’s a beautiful beachfront setting and live music, but reservations, a likely card-only policy, extra charges, and uneven portions are worth knowing.
Think beachfront sunsets, live music, and a visually striking open-air dining room with a lively energy.