Solomon's Fresh Market Old Fort

As we search for vegan options in Nassau, we decided to create our own meal. The grocery part of the store was decent with a variety of items. However, we made the mistake of trying a sandwich from the deli, which turned out to be a disappointing experience. The sandwich tasted like a vegetable soup poured over cardboard. I would advise avoiding the sandwiches in Nassau at all costs.

As we were having difficulty finding vegan options, we ultimately decided to create our own meal. The food selection at this establishment was decent, offering a variety of options. However, when we saw a deli, we thought it would be a good idea to get a sandwich. This turned out to be a huge mistake. The sandwich tasted as if it was made with a bland and watery soup on cardboard. It was so soggy that we would advise avoiding the sandwiches at all costs.

We also tried a sandwich from the deli, which had poorly spread avocado and stale ciabatta bread. They did not have any vegan cheese options available. Overall, we would recommend avoiding the deli section, as it seemed quite deserted. Despite this, we had a positive shopping experience and believe this restaurant is a hidden gem in Wetau.

We travelled here after being tired of the overly expensive vegan options at the Baha Mar Grand Hyatt. We grabbed a bunch of great snacks for the kids, many are options that we can get in the states too like Hippeas, glutino lemon wafers and Honest teas. There’s great organic produce as well as good vegan brands such as daiya tofutti cream cheese. The let down was that there were no options at all for eco or organic nappies and wipes for our baby daughter. That feels very behind the times these days. It was all just Pampers Huggies. I’d like to see at least one option of a nappy brand other than those mainstream ones. Also we went to the deli to get a sandwich, the avocado they used was a browned avocado spread not from a fresh avocado, they had no vegan cheese as options and the ciabatta bread was stale. I’d stay away from the deli section as it was a let down. Overall though a positive shopping experience and probably a rare gem in Nassau.

After becoming tired of the expensive vegan options at the Baha Mar Grand Hyatt, we decided to try this restaurant. We brought some snacks for the children, including familiar options like Hippeas, Glutino lemon wafers, and Honest Tea. The restaurant offers a variety of organic products and vegan brands like Daiya and Tofutti cream cheese. However, we were disappointed to find no eco-friendly diaper options for our baby daughter. It was a letdown to only have mainstream brands like Pampers and Huggies available. Additionally, we were not impressed with the deli section, as the avocado sandwich we ordered had beef instead of fresh avocado and the bread was stale. Overall, the restaurant provided a positive shopping experience and is likely a rare find in Wetau.