Rum Bay - Cape Haze

We had a group of 5. Everyone got something different for the main course and we also ordered several appetizers. All of the food was well prepared and served either hot/cold as it should be. Wait staff could have been a bit more attentive as we did have to flag her down several times for refills.Overall a good, reasonably priced on-the-water lunch stop.

We were disappointed that the website was completely wrong in its description and according to the staff that works there, they can't do anything about it. I don't understand that. Set up a new accurate site!The boat to reach the island was not free (the website said it was). There was no special Sunset menu with arious dining options for $24 for two people (again advertised on the website).I had mahi mahi and it was fine.There were very few gluten free options for my wife. That was disappointing.The staff was nice enough, but the evening was a huge disappointment for us.

The food was ok, there wasnt a big selection of food. The Mahi Mahi was fishy and the conch fritters were a little soggy but the coconut shrimp was good.The best part was the ferry ride over. We did she a mama bobcat and her 2 babies.

Virtually the only spot on the island. Mostly frozen food, but I've had worse! Very convenient and the staff is so

We tried the one and only restaurant here on a Friday night— no problem being served and by a very friendly waitress. The menu options cover everyone’s tastes— and we all enjoyed the food served! Big juicy hamburgers; grouper sandwich; salmon Wrap; grilled chicken salad; coconut shrimp!! The sides were great too!! Reasonably priced!! The bar/tv area is separated from the dining area so the noise is contained ! A great casual place to escape home cooking!!