We arrived to Atlantis early on our first day. With nothing to do until we get into our rooms (we were not able to swim early for other reasons), we decided to grab a bite to eat at the Marina Village. Next to nothing was open around lunchtime on a Wednesday which served real food and not snacks, so we ended up at Burger Shack.

Seating us was fairly quick, but they neglected to remember that the table we were sat at was already on hold for another group's travelers who were just a bit late.

We sat around for about 10 minutes before our order was taken. One of us ordered a Bahamian Spice burger, and the other ordered the special - fish and chips made with local snapper. It took another 10-15 minutes to receive the food, which as we learned is actually not too bad of a service in the Bahamas.

When our food arrived, we found the burger to be fairly standard fare, pretty modest in size but with a patty that had virtually no charred characteristic. It was likely steamed on the flat top. The spicy barbecue sauce was rather mild in other seasonings (and not that spicy to boot), but the coleslaw was a nice contrast to it.

The snapper in the fish and chips was underbattered - it was so light, it might as well have been done with a dusting of corn starch. The fish itself was cooked pretty well, not overdone and not overly greasy. The fries were standard, nothing to write home about.

Overall, it wasn't a bad lunch, but it is a bit pricey (as is all food in Atlantis). We felt like the food in Atlantis's Aquaventure was marginally better at the same price point, but if you find yourself in this area without everything else closed, it won't break the bank and you won't likely leave feeling hungry.