A lively Sandyport waterfront restaurant where turtles, sharks, sunsets, pizza, seafood, and drinks create a memorable setting, though service reliability varies enough to warrant patience and an early arrival.
Spritz Bar & Restaurant delivers strong food quality and a captivating waterfront setting that draws repeat visitors to watch marine life while dining. Inconsistent execution across dishes and variable service attentiveness prevent a higher grade, though the canal-side atmosphere and destination appeal keep the experience compelling for those prioritizing ambiance alongside cuisine.
Spritz is a lively waterfront restaurant in Sandyport where the setting frequently steals the show—in the best possible way. Guests describe turtles, nurse sharks, rays, fish, sunsets, a roomy patio, and a sociable marina crowd; one summed it up as “lunch and a show.” The room can feel like a friendly neighborhood bar, especially on busy nights, though that energy sometimes comes with slower service. The food is an Italian-leaning, seafood-friendly menu built for broad appeal rather than culinary theatrics: pizzas, pasta, lobster, grouper, salads, burgers, wings, and Bahamian peas and rice. Pizza and seafood salad attract the most consistent praise, while fish preparation, gnocchi, burgers, and timing produce more mixed reports. Expect to pay roughly $55-70 per person for a full meal before drinks, so the view and marine-life spectacle need to be part of the value equation. Families have plenty of approachable choices, including cheese or Margherita pizza, chicken tenders with fries, burger, wings, fries, pasta, and a vegan burger. However, service problems have affected family visits, including one forgotten children's order and an unavailable highchair. It is family-suitable in menu terms, but arriving early and confirming seating needs is wise.
Area vibe: Marina-front leisure district with resorts, condos, and tourist amenities.
Safety: Generally comfortable in daytime and early evening; standard caution advised at night in quieter pockets.
What's nearby: Waterfront marina, boutique shops, condominium developments, nearby Cable Beach resorts and restaurants.
Seafood salad, the pizzas, and the lobster tail are dependable standouts.
It’s a pricey waterfront spot with great marine views, but service and waits can be hit or miss.
Think roomy waterfront patio, frequent turtle and shark sightings, and a convivial, sometimes rowdy vibe on busy nights.