Nestled along the quaint Queen’s Highway in Exuma, Bahamas, Tim's On The Bay is a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike. Family-owned and proudly Bahamian, Tim’s was born from a dream and built on legacy — a vibrant space where unforgettable memories are made and every guest is treated like family.
Known for our authentic island flavors, fresh seafood, and signature cocktails, we bring a modern twist to traditional Bahamian cuisine. From conch fritters to grilled snapper, each dish is prepared with fresh, local ingredients and served with love.
With breathtaking views of the bay, laid-back island vibez, and warm, friendly hospitality, Tim’s is more than just a place to eat — it’s an experience. Whether you're winding down after an Exuma adventure, brunching with friends at our iconic Baddies on the Bay, or dancing on the bay during our Regatta Day parties, you’ll find something to love.
Come for the food. Stay for the vibez. Leave with a memory.
Welcome to Tim’s- where island dreams come to life.
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Tim’s On The Bay is a 100% Bahamian-owned, family-run business. Every plate served, cocktail mixed, and laugh shared reflects the love and legacy of the Lightfoot family. The restaurant is proudly named after Elaine’s late father, Timothy “Daddy Tim” Ferguson, whose strength and spirit continue to inspire everything we do.
We’re more than just a place to eat—we’re a celebration of culture, community, and connection. Whether you're a local or a visitor, you’re family here.
“Your island escape on the shores of Exuma”.
100%BAHAMIAN OWNED
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OUR TESTIMONIALS
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Deangelo T.
The view is unreal, but the food? Even better. The signature shrimp and grits was packed with flavor and totally worth it!
Kim D.
The chicken and waffles were SO good. The waffle was crisp on the outside and soft inside—perfect.
Amber J.
Hands down the best meal we had on the island. The service was warm and welcoming, and the scenery made it feel like paradise.
