(GCX2921943) writes: > I will be honeymooning on Grand Cayman in September and would like some > info on local restaurants on the island. Fine dining is ok, but I'd also > like to get ideas on more casual places as well. Thanks for any help. > > Gary C For local food, there is a place we enjoyed called "The Edge" cafe-lounge towards the East End of the island, which has good food and fair prices. It's very casual - you can come in ragged from the beach. The best part is it has fantastic snorkling right out the door (if the water isn't having a choppy day). After a week of local food, however, we were dying for a good ol' hamburger. "Big Daddy's" is a simple bar/burger place with great burgers and reasonable prices. They sure hit the spot! Cayman's Great! You'll love it. Any other questions? Nina [email removed]
Bahamas, Caribbean
Restaurants on Grand Cayman
We were there two years ago we ate at the following and where never disapointed. 1. Periwinckle's 2. Grand Old House (aka Chef Tell)the best but expensive 3. The Wharf 4. Hemingways 5. Richard Fish Cafe Great for breakfast it's in a shoping center near the Ramada.
Someone wrote: : We were there two years ago we ate at the following : and where never disapointed. : 1. Periwinckle's : 2. Grand Old House (aka Chef Tell)the best but expensive : 3. The Wharf : 4. Hemingways : 5. Richard Fish Cafe Great for breakfast it's in : a shoping center near the Ramada. Yes, I agree with this list completely. Just keep in mind that Cayman is EXTREMELY expensive. Plan to spend, say, US $250 for a meal that would cost you $125 at home. If you are planning to blow big bucks (like I did - hell, it's vacation) the best place to stay is the Grand Hyatt, which will cost you around $300 a night (off season). Hemingway's is one of the Hyatt's restaurants. Also, if you are planning on going to The Wharf (which is very good but *extra* expensive), be sure to make your reservations early in the day, or better yet, the day before. The place is *always* packed, even off season. There is also a southwestern style place a few blocks up the beach from Hemingways which was really good, but dammit, I can't remember the name - ask the bartender at Hemingways (anybody else know the place?). -Kerry Miller