With so many spices grown in Grenada, it's no surprise that they feature highly in the island’s cookery. Creole cuisine blends with classic West Indian flavours to create Grenada’s local specialities, while international tastes are catered for by Grenada’s restaurants providing classic French and Italian dishes.

As you would expect, fresh seafood can be found on every menu. Grenada's national dish is 'Oildown', which consists of salted meat, onion, carrot, celery, breadfruit and dasheen stew with dumplings cooked in coconut milk. The Carib Rum, tropical fruit juices and punches are also popular island-wide, as is the excellent local beer.

The new 1782 Restaurant & Bar overlooking the superyacht dock and picturesque Carenage, is operated by Uli Kuhn one of the Caribbean’s top restaurateurs, who also owns The Aquarium Restaurant

BB’s Crabback - opposite Port Louis Marina on the Carenage and only a dinghy ride away, provides some of the best local food on Grenada.

De Big Fish. A restaurant that literally sits on the calm waters of True blue Bay.

LaLuna. This Italian restaurant is located on the LaLuna Resort and spa only a 10 minute dinghy ride or car drive from Port Louis Marina.  Located on the same beach as LaLuna, the Beach House is sophisticated and serves delightful local dishes.

The Aquarium Restaurant. On the edge of a beach only a 15 minute dinghy or car ride away from Port Louis Marina.  The Sunday afternoon barbecue is popular for the live reggae and calypso from the band “Roots”.

Belmont Estate. All food is produced on the estate, including goat's cheese and organic chocolate.

Carib Sushi, Boulangerie & La Tortuga Wine Bar – All located next to each other in Grand Anse only a 10 minute drive from the Port Louis Marina. This spot is ideal for someone looking for an active "lime" (dinner, drinks and hanging out) as opposed to something a bit more formal.

Petite Anse Resort. Located in Sauteurs on the north of the island, overlooking the Grenadines, this is a 90 minute drive from Port Louis Marina so best taken in as a lunch stop on an island tour.

Spice Island Resort. On Grand Anse beach is one of the finest small hotels in the Caribbean and serves food of the highest quality.