One of the most appealing, funky bar/restaurants in Nassau lies about a 2-minute walk from the Nassau side of the Paradise Island Bridge, with a view over the water. Set on a deck that's partially protected with thatched parasols but mostly open to the sky and a view of the channel, it's completely casual. (You'll recognize the place by the hundreds of stenciled crocodiles happily cavorting on the wall that separates the place from the dense traffic of E. Bay St.) After one of the rum concoctions from the bar, you might get into the swing of things. If you're hungry, order up cracked or grilled conch, a grilled 10-ounce sirloin steak, teriyaki-marinated tuna, grilled lobster tail, Bahamian-style fried chicken, crab cakes, or a standard but creamy lasagna. A particularly good sandwich choice is blackened mahimahi. There's a lounge on the premises with frequent live entertainment.