The Best and Freshest in World Cuisine in Every Corner of this Tropical Paradise.
Heralded by the well-travelled as the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, this trio of islands – Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, has long been known for culinary excellence and divine dining experiences.
Inspired Dining to Whet Your Appetite
Dedicate your days and nights to relishing in the heightened culinary culture at one of Cayman Islands’ 200+ restaurants. Freshly caught fish, vibrantly coloured fruits and vegetables, succulent organic meats and world-class wine lists await the most discerning diners. Unwinding with a good meal in the Cayman Islands can span from casual venues under the stars to five-star dining, to fish prepared straight off the boat! Fascinated foodies are sure to find an array of tasty treats to tempt their taste buds.
Farm & Sea-to-Table
Just what you’d expect from the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, our guests eat the best and freshest of everything the islands have to offer. In Cayman, we are committed to supporting local farms and fishermen by sourcing ingredients directly from them. This way you get local flavours, sustainable resources and unforgettable dining experiences. Restaurants including The Brasserie, Southwest Collective, Le Soleil d'Or, Jessie’s Juice Bar, The Greenhouse and Cayman Cabana create menus featuring only the best that Cayman agriculture has to offer.
Our Local Market Scene
The local market scene has exploded in the Cayman Islands over the past few years and both residents and visitors alike are enjoying the benefits. Grand Cayman now boast two convenient locations to purchase fresh produce, products and locally crafted gifts. The Camana Bay Farmers' Market and the newly opened Farmers’ Market on Huldah Avenue in George Town brings together approximately 30 farmers from all over the island. Come out and meet with local producers and shop for fresh produce, spices and tasty Caymanian
treats and local crafts at our farmers' market.
treats and local crafts at our farmers' market.
Cayman Cuisine
Visitors in search of the authentic Caymanian culinary experience have plenty of options. Dine on a meal of callaloo (sort of an exotic spinach), Cayman-style mahi mahi or perhaps the most traditional meal in Cayman, traditional turtle stew. Other superb Caymanian dishes include conch (pronounced ‘conk’) in creole sauce or stew, swordfish or snapper in coconut sauce, lobster tail cooked with scotch bonnet peppers or an old-fashioned fish fry.
Culinary Events
Cayman’s culinary events are not to be missed – from weekly fares like The Flavour Tour at Camana Bay to annual foodie celebrations with Cayman Restaurant Month every October. For the ultimate foodie experience, set your taste buds every January for our internationally acclaimed epicurean event, Cayman Cookout with Chef Eric Ripert and his roster of famous chefs and wine experts followed by our largest culinary event of the year, Taste of Cayman Food & Drink Festival with live cooking demonstrations and local entertainment. With exceptional culinary variety, unsurpassed ambience, and renowned local and international chefs, the Cayman Islands will inspire even the most discriminating gourmands.
For a listing of our restaurants, visit culinarycapital.com
For a listing of our restaurants, visit culinarycapital.com