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Fresh seafood is a must and new visitors should not leave Grenada without sampling the ‘Conch’. Local restaurants outside of the hotels are definitely worth a visit and many feature local game such as Manicou. Almost Paradise Cottages and Bar
Come north as far as you can go to (almost) paradise, just west of Sauteurs. Lunch at Almost Paradise is not to be missed and on a clear day, you’ll enjoy views all the way to St Vincent. Try a delicious local soup or salad or one of the renowned fish or chicken dinners. Aquarium Beach Club and Restaurant
“A favourite of mine at lunch-time.”
Tel 473 444 1410. www.aquarium-grenada.com The Beach House
“The service, cuisine and ambience will meet the highest expectations of international travellers”
Tel 473 444 4455 Carib SushiEnjoy Grenada’s finest fish, sushi-style. In the Marquis Complex on Grand Anse Beach, Carib Sushi serves freshly prepared sushi and sashimi with tuna, mahi mahi, sailfish, snapper and lambie. Delicious and interesting take-aways are available for beach-style picnics.
Tel 473 439 5640 The Dodgy DockCool music, delicious snacks and some of the best cocktails in the Caribbean. The dock at the True Blue Bay Resort offers wonderful sunsets, delicious Friday BBQ’s and a great place to moor.
Tel 473 443 8783 Open 3-11pm. Fish Friday, Gouyave
Not a restaurant but a ‘foodie experience’ not to be missed. Primarily a weekly event in the town of Gouyave, a short ride from St George’s, street vendors cook local seafood delicacies over open fires, whilst enjoying a variety of locally distilled rums and home-brewed beer. Laluna Restaurant
“It’s sexy and it doesn’t get any better” Tel 473 439 0001 www.laluna.com
Mona Lisa
“I’ve never enjoyed better ravioli” Tel 473 439 6555. Open for dinner from 6pm-10pm.
The NutmegOverlooking the waterfront Carenage, St. George’s, this is one of the oldest and most popular restaurants on the island. The menu features a number of West Indian dishes and is based on locally caught seafood. Tel 473 440 2539
Oliver’s RestaurantThe powder-white sandy beach of Grand Anse stretches for miles in front of this elegant dining room. Set in the Spice Island Beach Resort, after recent refurbishment it is now one of the smartest restaurants on the island. Definitely no shorts in the evening...international in style, the daily table d’hôte menu features a number of local infusions; distinctively flavoured taking advantage of the fresh, local spices.
Tel 473 444 4258 www.spiceislandbeachresort.com The Oriental RestaurantAuthentic dishes from China, Japan, India and Thailand are a popular draw at the Grenadian Rex Resort. The stylish setting reflects the theme of their enticing highly spiced dishes. Tel 473 444 333
Rhodes Restaurant
“My mother loved it and she’s never wrong” Tel 473 444 4334
The Water’s EdgeWith views of St David’s Harbour, a perfect spot to visit for a long-lunch.The upstairs lounge is a picture-perfect setting to enjoy the glorious sunset, a sun downer cocktail and the sparkling lights of the harbour at dinner each evening.
Tel 474 444 2822 www.belairplantation.com. |