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7 or Seven, Restaurant at Ritz Carlton, Grand Cayman
Price: $$$$$ Like sister restaurants Blue, Taikun and Periwinkle at Cayman Islands Ritz Carlton, Seven is everything you would expect from a Ritz Carlton Resort. They have managed to create a para-Cayman Islands ambiance, albeit of a lifestyle that few Cayman people could ever afford. Seven is primarily for Ritz guests but visitors from cities with no 5 star restaurants and a high vacation dining budget may benefit from the experience. Abacus Restaurant
Price: $$$$ Abacus opened in 1996 by the same business partners, Markus Mueri and Neil Bryington who own Prime and Deckers. A 2009 addition to Cayman Camana Bay development, Abacus offers an open air commercial mall experience with indoor and outdoor dining and bar featuring contemporary dining, cocktails, à la carte menu and weekly specials. Dark wood contemporary furniture and artificial lighting create a level of ambiance sufficient to provide distraction from the surrounding mall activity. Abacus is a good restaurant for a rainy work day lunch or perhaps a casual evening out, except for their much higher than casual prices. Visitors can do much better. Agave Grill and Restaurant, Grand Cayman
Price: $$$ Agave Grill and Restaurant, opened in 2005 at Ed's Plaza in Industrial Park, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Agave Grill and Restaurant serve Mexican style meat and chili. Some locals working in Industral Park want a change and try Agave out of convenience. Nothing at Agave is worth spending vacation time and dollars for barely average Mexican food in the Cayman Islands. Agua Restaurant, Grand Cayman
Price: $$$ Agua restaurant opened in 2007 in Galleria shopping mall. Their Peruvian fare is a nice diversion for locals who do not have access to higher quality Peruvian food. Standard Peruvian dishes run up to $30 per dish, with wines and liquors an average dinner at Aqua can cost $100 per person or more. Visitors can do much better. Alfresco Restaurant, Grand Cayman
Price: $$ Alfresco is basically a deck in West Bay, near a little shack that sometimes serves food. What you see is what you get, insects, direct sun and a few umbrellas. Antica Geleteria, Grand Cayman
Price: $$ Antica Geleteria, opened in 1999 in a Seven Mile Beach strip mall in Grand Cayman and closed in 2004. Aqua Beach Restaurant
Price: $$$ Aqua Beach Restaurant, Grill and Bar opened in 1988 in Seven Mile Beach. Aqua Beach Restaurant and Bar was a thriving popular local hangout during one of its past incarnations. Today, Aqua Beach is pretty run down, with the food and service reflecting a remnant of what was once a good restaurant and bar. Azurro Cafe, Grand Cayman
Price: $$ Azurro Cafe opened in 1985 at Buckingham Square Mall. They serve basic but not quite Starbucks quality coffees and pastries at moderate prices. Great for locals on the run, visitors can do much better. Bacchus Restaurant
Price: $$$$ Bacchus is among the oldest restaurants in Grand Cayman. Owner Keith Griffin comb in in es local Cayman ingredients with European seasoning to concoct spicy European dishes. Bacchus has a Latin type of feel, although they do not offer any traditional Latin food. Bacchus is located in George Town near, but not close enough to see, the water. Bacchus is fairly popular among the locals. The service is good, the food is good, the prices are fairly high, and the ambiance is roadside indoor mall. Visitors can do much better. Bamboo Sushi Restaurant, Grand Cayman
Price: $$$ Bamboo, Britannia and Hemingways opened at the Cayman Islands Hyatt Resort in 1978 and remain at the same location at the 2005 renovated resort, now called Grand Cayman Beach Suites. Bamboo gives the biggest bang for your sushi bucks as an upscale affordable night spot. Their fish and sushi is always fresh and top notch, original and infused with local flavors. Bamboo has managed to create the charm and atmosphere of elegant Cayman Islands dining at reasonable prices. Locals dine at Bamboo frequently as their menu changes every week. Visitors should add Bamboo to their Cayman Islands dining list. Baskin Robbins Ice Cream, Grand Cayman
Price: $$$ Baskin Robbins Ice Cream opened in 2006 in a Seven Mile Beach strip mall near the Marriott. Their ice cream is authentic and approximately 25% higher than the USA. Billy Bones Swim Up Bar at Treasure Island, Grand Cayman
Price: $$$ Billy Bones is a fun and convenient snack and beverage bar for guests of Treasure Island Condos. Why anyone else would want to dine here is anyone's guess. Blue at Ritz Carlton
Price: $$$$$ Like sister restaurants Seven or 7, Taikun and Periwinkle at Cayman Islands Ritz Carlton, Seven is everything you would expect from a Ritz Carlton Resort. They have managed to create a para-Cayman Islands ambiance, albeit of a lifestyle that few Cayman people could ever afford. Blue is primarily for Ritz guests but visitors from cities with no 5 star restaurants and a high vacation dining budget may benefit from the experience. Blue Cilantro
Price: $$$$$ Blue Cilantro opened in January 2012, owned by Chef Shetty, who worked at the Hyatt from 1994 until they closed following a major hurricane in 2004. Boasting "Authentic Contemporary Caribbean", the menu is mostly a mix of Indian and French appetizer style dishes, prepared and served by a predominantly Asian staff. Interior ambiance is upscale and clean but the restaurant is situated directly on a highly congested roundabout on Seven Mile Beach road, directly adjacent to Galleria strip mall. Prices are disproportionately high for the very small portions served but food quality is good and original, though not "authentic Caribbean" as advertised. Drinks and wines are similarly priced and diverse. Service seems to vary significantly, ranging from overly friendly to thoroughly inattentive, which will probably balance out somewhere in between as the staff becomes more experienced. An average dinner for two with a bottle of their most affordable wine will cost upwards of $200, which is more in line with Grand Cayman's finest ocean front restaurants than strip mall pricing. Blue Iguana Restaurant, Grand Cayman
Price: $$$$ Blue Iguana opened in 1996 in the Grand Caymanian Resort at Safehaven in Grand Cayman. Blue Iguana at the Grand Caymanian is directly adjacent to the Ritz golf course Caymans North Sound. Blue Iguana Restaurant serves mostly continental food, some with a few spicy condiments to pass it off as local food. Blue Iguana offers several somewhat tacky theme nights that have nothing to do with the Cayman Islands. Some visitors do enjoy Blue Iguana because they do get some good ratings. We would give it a 2. Brasserie Restaurant
Price: $$$$ Brasserie restaurant combines contemporary and more traditional ingredients to create roasted pig, Wahoo with breadfruit, salads, snapper, ice creams, wines, cocktails and tapas. The decorations are bright enough with mostly artificial lighting and offer distractions from the busy adjoining street. The service is good, the food is good, the prices are fairly high, and the ambiance is roadside indoor mall. Visitors can do much better. Breadfruit Tree Garden Restaurant, Grand Cayman
Price: $$ Breadfruit Tree Garden Restaurant opened in 2002 at 58 Eastern Avenue in George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Breadfruit restaurant serves an older rendition of typically over cooked local Jamaican style food. Despite their non décor, below average food and cramped downtown location, Breadfruit restaurant survives on Cayman's busy lunch crowd desperate for anything close and cheap. Breezes Restaurant
Price: $$$$ Breezes by the Bay is located near the water, in downtown George Town, with views of George Town Harbour. Breezes serves mostly continental dishes, like shrimp, chicken, pork, and conch fritters. But even their ocean view can not distract from the hordes of cruise ship passengers that bombard them due to their close proximity to the cruise ship docks. There is no parking within blocks so this primarily a cruise stop. It may be worth a try if you are there on a day when the ships are not but the only sure 'cruise free' day is Sunday and Breezes and most other downtown George Town restaurants are not open on Sunday. Brick House Restaurant, Brewhouse Cafe, Grand Cayman
Price: $$ Brick House and Brew House opened in 2002 at the skate park behind Hurley's Supermarket, near the airport. They are popular among the locals because of their somewhat more affordable prices for primarily American continental food. Their coffees, food, service and menu selections are good and diverse. Portions are good and prices are reasonable. Worth a stop for hungry visitors passing by the area wanting American diner style food. Britannia Bar and Grill, Grand Cayman
Price: $$ Britannia, Hemingways and Bamboo opened at the Cayman Islands Hyatt Resort in 1978 and remain in the same seaside location at the 2005 renovated resort, now called Grand Cayman Beach Suites. Britannia is situated lake side at their immaculately groomed golf course. Their food is top notch, original and infused with local flavors. Much more than snacks in between holes, Britannia is worth a try for anyone enjoying plentiful affordable dining in a serene upscale atmosphere. Our new sophisticated web harvesting analysis technology combines and averages all legitimate online reviews and our own Cayman restaurant experiences, providing a single source collection of all the latest ratings and reviews throughout the internet for every restaurant in the Cayman Islands. Enjoy free instant access to every Cayman Islands restaurant, including pictures, locations and menu details. One-Click Sort and Compare prices, food quality, service and much more. Pick the best Cayman Islands restaurants for your individual taste and budget. Note: Constantly Updating - Check
Back Often! The Cayman Islands have some of the best restaurant dining in the entire Caribbean! But picking your Cayman Islands restaurants wisely will mean the difference between an expensive disaster or the best Cayman Islands dining experience you've ever had. We lived and worked in the Cayman Islands dining and hospitality industry for over five years and visit at least twice a year. We have eaten at least once in almost every single restaurant in the Cayman Islands. We have combined our personal experiences with what we consider to be real, unbiased reviews throughout the internet, providing the most concise, accurate and honest assessments of all Cayman Islands Restaurants. Our dedication is offering the most current, unbiased, trusted Cayman Islands dining information anywhere on the internet. Every Cayman Islands restaurant, from the very best to the absolute worst are all here for you to see. Our reviews are current, blatantly accurate, and accompanied by the actual Cayman Islands restaurant photos. Cayman Islands dining is abundant and diverse, with literally hundreds of restaurants to choose from. Everything from lavish 5 Star ocean front restaurants to Burger King, the Cayman Islands have it all. But we all know that separating junk food from fine dining is the only easy Cayman vacation dining choice. When it comes to picking from over 100 very heavily promoted restaurants is were it becomes challenging. Who can you believe? Restaurant Websites Review Websites Unfortunately, the answer is no. Ask yourself who would spend their time updating all these websites with great reviews about how great a particular Cayman Islands restaurant may be? Happy customers? A few, But... Extensive
research has proven categorically that over 80% of the raving reviews
you see on the most popular review sites were written by owners and
friends of the very restaurants they rave about! Personal Websites from Customers You will find the most accurate, reliable, honest and candid reviews right here. We have no financial incentive whatsoever to bias our reviews. For any restaurants where we were in any way indecisive, we compiled the greatest number of the most trustworthy reviews from the entire internet to factor in our ratings and descriptions of Cayman Islands restaurants. Dining in the Cayman Islands but staying at a resort or hotel instead of a dedicated Cayman Islands dine Resort, good dine photography options, average length restaurants dines, the greatest amount of Grand Cayman dines. And you ARE interested in lots of great restaurants, and many other activities, tours and attractions. Do NOT go to any Grand Cayman all inclusive restaurants! We have tried them all! The all-inclusive prices do not end up being any less extensive than choosing your accommodations, restaurants, and restaurants ala carte. Plus you need a car. So you don't want to restrict yourself to restaurants shore restaurants! And it is not short of crazy to go to an island like Grand Cayman that is known for its hundreds of spectacular and very restaurants, and then dine at the same all inclusive cafeteria type of restaurant all day, every day? Crazy, if you think about it, but some people do still go, but most of the all inclusive resorts on Grand Cayman have shut down, and what remains are in pretty rough and ready condition. If you choose Grand Cayman for dining, you need to pick what part of the island to stay at. I know this sounds kinda complicated but unless you want to roll the dice, you need to do a little work. But the rewards are high, considering the whole quality of your Cayman Islands restaurants is at stake! There are a few other things you should know. There are over 200 Cayman restaurants, but only TWO service all of North Side and East End. One is Lighthouse, which is one of the best restaurants on Grand Cayman. The other one is Tukka, who serve Australian food. There are over 200 dining companies, cafes, lounges, beach bars and restaurants in Grand Cayman. Some are fantastic, some are pretty good, and some are just plain terrible. Picking the right restaurants will make substantially increase the quality and overall value of your Cayman Islands vacations. We have included every single Cayman Islands dining establishment with the sole exception of junk food. You will not find any fast food chains on this website. The Cayman Islands do have numerous fast food franchises, including Burger King, Wendys, Taco Bell, Arthur Treacher Fish and Chips, Dominos Pizza, Subway, Pizza Hut and many more. The only difference will be the prices, roughly 30-40 percent higher than US. We weeded out the unreliable rat holes
and tourist traps that are either closed or not even worthy of a bad
review. This is where not to dine in the Cayman Islands.
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