George Town

Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in George Town from the En Primeur Club guide.

CountryCayman Islands Locations12 Restaurants7 Hotels3 Bars2 Wineries0

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George Town, Cayman Islands

Blue by Eric Ripert

Blue by Eric Ripert Georgetown brings the Le Bernardin legend's oceanic mastery to the Cayman Islands, where sustainable Caribbean seafood meets French culinary artistry in the region's only Forbes Five-Star restaurant. Located within The Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman, this intimate destination offers exclusively tasting menu experiences featuring signature dishes like paper-thin tuna over foie gras and reimagined local conch, complemented by over 700 wine selections.

George Town, Cayman Islands

Grand Old House

Grand Old House on South Church Street is Georgetown's long-established American steakhouse, set inside a historic Cayman property and carrying one of the island's most serious wine programs: 580 selections, 1,820 bottles in inventory, and a cellar weighted toward California, France, and Italy. Wine Director Alessio Altomare and Sommelier Karan Kumar run a list priced firmly in the premium tier, with a $60 corkage fee for those who bring their own.

George Town, Cayman Islands

Aria

Aria brings seasonal Modern American cooking to Grand Harbour, George Town, with a wine list drawing on France, Bulgaria, and Italy across 170 selections. Ranked #510 among Opinionated About Dining's Top Restaurants in North America in 2025, it occupies a quiet but well-regarded position in the Cayman Islands dining scene, with lunch and dinner service Wednesday through Sunday.

George Town, Cayman Islands

Cayman Cabana

On North Church Street in George Town, Cayman Cabana occupies a stretch of waterfront that captures something essential about how the Cayman Islands eat: proximity to the sea as both setting and source. The address places it within walking distance of George Town's central dining corridor, where Caribbean-inflected menus draw on the island's fishing heritage. A reliable stop for visitors orienting themselves to Grand Cayman's coastal dining scene.

George Town, Cayman Islands

The Brasserie

Located at Cricket Square on Elgin Avenue in the heart of George Town, The Brasserie occupies a position where the Cayman Islands' business district meets its dining scene. The venue draws on the islands' broader commitment to Caribbean sourcing, placing it in a category of George Town restaurants that bridges professional-lunch culture with evening dining. A practical anchor for visitors and residents navigating the capital's table options.

George Town, Cayman Islands

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ONE GT Grand Cayman

ONE GT Grand Cayman positions itself at the summit of George Town's new-development tier, combining Caribbean waterfront living with a rooftop infinity pool, the first of its kind on the island, and a dining programme designed to match its architectural ambitions. The property sits on Goring Avenue and targets the same traveller drawn to design-led mixed-use developments across the wider Caribbean premium circuit.

George Town, Cayman Islands

Sunset House, Grand Cayman's Hotel for Divers, by Divers

Sunset House occupies a distinct position on Grand Cayman's South Church Street waterfront: a property built for and by divers, where the operating logic runs from the water up rather than the pool deck down. Its culture of low-key technical expertise and direct sea access makes it a counterpoint to Seven Mile Beach's resort corridor, drawing a repeat clientele that measures stays in dive profiles rather than sun lounger hours.

George Town, Cayman Islands

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