Big Fish for dinner - The menu says the owner likes cocktails, and I don't think the menu is lying. The list of cocktails is well-thought through and uses a lot of fresh ingredients. They have a great wine list as well.
The food is...mostly seafood! I bet you aren't surprised by this. A good selection of dishes, nothing too heavy and I'm always impressed by a restaurant that can do all kinds of seafood well when it is located very far from water.
Big Fish for brunch - This has been my go-to for weekend brunch for over two years now. A number of the brunch options include seafood, but you can get some other items as well (just in case you don't feel like smoked fish in the mornings...but trust me IT'S GOOD). The important things to note:
*It's more expensive than Denny's, but it is also that much more delicious.
*The coffee is strong. Exactly what you want for brunch, none of that brown water you get with a diner-brunch
*Some of the staff is really friendly, some are a bit eccentric. Roll with it.
*The owners own Urban Baker (and a list of other restos in town) so I hear the bread is good - they also have great potatoes (which I can eat) that are buttery delicious and pair perfectly with the Bajan hot sauce they have on hand.
* Big Fish does fantastic morning booze. If that doesn't sell you on the place, we probably won't see eye-to-eye on anything and you probably shouldn't read any more of my reviews.