The Granada cuisine that you can experience once you go on vacation to Granada is always full of strong, spicy and aromatic flavours. As a result, the unique flavor made it possible to produce a variety of delicious dishes that will always provide an unforgettable culinary experience for visitors to the island.

The cuisine in Grenada, as in the other Caribbean islands, is influenced by a diverse mix of cultures. And since this region is also popular for the different spices that are grown on its land, the fresh herbs and spices that are harvested further enhance the flavors of the fresh fish and other seafood that is caught in its own waters.

Thus, the island’s chefs often create menus that visitors will find hard to resist. There are many options to eat in Granada and this includes:

1. Good food

2. Hotels

3. Restaurants by the beach

4. Roadside cafes

5. Outdoor pubs

6. Bistros

Depending on your preference and budget, the choice is yours when it comes to tasting the exotic cuisine of Granada.

However, there are many places to eat in Granada that serve local and international cuisine. The price of meals in local restaurants usually starts from EC$30 per person and drinks can range from EC$2 to EC$20, the price varies depending on the type of drink.

Most major restaurants accept credit cards, although you can’t expect the same at roadside restaurants or market stalls. Now, for popular restaurants, to ensure you’ll have a seat once you get there, it’s best to call for reservations before your planned date of visit.

In any case, by knowing a little information about the different restaurants on the island, you will probably end up with the best restaurant that satisfies your palate. Below are 3 of the best restaurants you can visit while on vacation in Granada:

nutmeg

This restaurant found on the Careenage in St. George is a favorite of locals and tourists alike. The place to eat is the oldest of all the restaurants in Granada. The seafood dishes they serve like garlic shrimp, spicy crab tenderloin, lobster thermidor, shrimp roti, and grilled filet mignon are excellent. There are also sandwiches for snacks or light dinners. Wines and fresh fruit juices usually accompany the main menu.

coconut beach

This is a French Creole restaurant, so it’s understandable why the place is painted in true West Indian colors. The restaurant is located on the northern edge of Grand Anse, a world-renowned coastline.

Wooden tables with umbrellas are scattered on the sandy space just outside the bistro. Since the tables are located outside, you can sink your toes into the soft, fine sand while enjoying a sumptuous meal.

You can order your favorite seafood, prepared with a blend of West Indian herbs and spices. Also try the Lambie Calypso Salad and Thazard. For dessert, the coconut cake is a must.

dodgy-dock

You should not end your vacation in Granada without visiting this place to eat. The restaurant is extraordinary and contemporary. They serve Mexican and Caribbean inspired dishes.

Finally, Dodgy Dock offers assigned themed entertainment on specific days of the week. For example, every Tuesday you can enjoy a Granada night, Latin dances and Mexican night on Fridays, a night of endless music every Wednesday, romantic moments on Saturdays and, finally, a family brunch on Sundays. Open every day from morning to night to serve breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner.