Country dossier
Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries across Grenada in the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Grenada
The city of St. George's holds 11 of the 20 venues in our guide. Rhodes Restaurant, Azzurro, and Asiatique are in the neighborhoods St. George's, Point Salines, and Grand Anse, and each has a wine program.
Rhodes Restaurant in St. George's serves modern Caribbean fine dining at Calabash Hotel, with an extensive wine list. Dining is a la carte. The restaurant holds Relais Chateaux recognition and the World Culinary Awards title of Grenada's Best Hotel Restaurant for 2025.
Azzurro in Point Salines is a beachfront Italian restaurant with Caribbean influence, set on the sand with Caribbean Sea views. The cooking uses handmade pasta, Mediterranean flavors, and Grenadian ingredients. It offers a la carte and set menu dining. It has an extensive wine list and craft cocktails.
Asiatique in Grand Anse serves modern Thai and Asian fusion fine dining in a resort setting, with Southeast Asian flavors and Grenadian spices. The room has a suspended art sculpture, and meals are a la carte and small plates. It has an exceptional wine program and an extensive wine list, with sake, shochu, and craft cocktail options.
Spice Island Beach Resort in Grand Anse holds a Condé Nast Johansens Best Dining Experience award. Calabash Hotel in Lance-aux-Épines has three restaurants, including Rhodes Restaurant.
Spice Island Beach Resort in Grand Anse has beachfront suites with private plunge pools and direct beach access. It holds One Michelin Key and Small Luxury Hotels of the World membership, with 100 points for Condé Nast Johansens Best Dining Experience in 2026.
Calabash Hotel in Lance-aux-Épines is a privately owned, family-run beachfront hotel with thirty suites and three restaurants, including Rhodes Restaurant. The property has a secluded white-sand beach and holds Two Michelin Keys alongside Relais Chateaux recognition.
Silversands Grenada at Grand Anse has minimalist architecture on white sand in Grand Anse, with the longest infinity pool in the Caribbean and Hot Sand Therapy at the spa. It holds AAA 5 Diamond status, Forbes 4-Star recognition, Leading Hotels of the World membership, a La Liste Top Hotels score of 96 points, and Virtuoso Luxury Hotel Partner recognition.
Outside the capital’s busiest resort strip, St David and Tivoli show two other sides of Grenada dining, one hotel-led and one tied to an estate setting.
Callaloo in St Davids serves Caribbean-inspired dishes from an open-style kitchen, using local seasonal produce in a resort setting. Dining is a la carte, with an extensive wine list alongside the produce-led cooking.
Six Senses La Sagesse Grenada in St David is a luxury wellness resort on a headland between two beaches, with private plunge pools in every room and a spa. Farm-to-table dining focuses on local Caribbean ingredients. The resort holds Star Wine List recognition for 2026, a Mr & Mrs Smith Smith Seal of Approval, Forbes Recommended status, and Virtuoso Luxury Hotel Partner recognition.
Belmont Estate in Tivoli is a historic 17th-century plantation restaurant serving Grenadian Caribbean Creole. Cacao, spice, and produce are grown on the estate. Prix fixe, buffet, and set menu are all served. Lunch is a three-course meal in an open-air setting among cocoa fields, gardens, and estate ruins.
Laluna Boutique Hotel & Villas in Morne Rouge has private plunge pools, and True Blue Bay Boutique Resort in True Blue has solar-powered Cocoa Pod rooms. Mount Cinnamon in St George's has a dining program that draws on the island's spice-growing heritage.
Laluna Boutique Hotel & Villas in Morne Rouge has 16 beachfront cottages with private plunge pools. Balinese, Italian, and Caribbean elements shape the design. The property has direct beach access and holds Michelin Selected recognition for 2025.
True Blue Bay Boutique Resort in True Blue is a small, independently run resort overlooking a sheltered inlet. The family-run property has panoramic sea views, and its climate-smart Cocoa Pod rooms are powered by solar energy.
Mount Cinnamon is a boutique hotel on a hillside in St George's. The property holds Michelin Selected recognition for 2025 and has a dining program that draws on the island's heritage of spice growing.
The city of St. George's has the largest concentration in our guide, with 11 of the 20 venues. In that city, Rhodes Restaurant in St. George's has an extensive wine list, Azzurro in Point Salines has an extensive wine list and craft cocktails, and Asiatique in Grand Anse has an exceptional wine program and an extensive wine list.
There are no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide to Grenada. Hotel recognition includes Two Michelin Keys at Calabash Hotel in Lance-aux-Épines and One Michelin Key at Spice Island Beach Resort in Grand Anse and Six Senses La Sagesse in La Sagesse.
Look in Grand Anse, St. George's, Point Salines, and St Davids. Asiatique in Grand Anse has an exceptional wine program and an extensive wine list. Rhodes Restaurant in St. George's, Azzurro in Point Salines, and Callaloo in St Davids each have an extensive wine list.
Six Senses La Sagesse Grenada in St David holds Star Wine List recognition for 2026. Its farm-to-table dining focuses on local Caribbean ingredients at a wellness resort set on a headland between beaches.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Grenada.
St. George's, Grenada
Rhodes Restaurant at the Calabash Hotel in L'Anse Aux Epines brings a formally trained sensibility to the southern edge of Grenada's capital, pairing the island's produce-rich setting with a Rhodesian Fusion approach that sits apart from the casual beach-bar circuit. Holding a Cooking Classics highlight, it occupies a distinct tier within St. George's dining.
St. George's, Grenada
Asiatique belongs to the Grand Anse side of St. George’s dining, where beach-hotel appetite, island produce, and imported technique meet in a compact tourism corridor. Its value is less about trophy signals than context: a city table for travelers comparing Grenadian grill culture, resort restaurants, and Asian-leaning alternatives in the capital’s main visitor district.
St. George's, Grenada
Azzurro belongs to the Dr. Grooms Road side of St. George’s dining, where Grenada’s restaurant culture is shaped less by ceremony than by access to island produce, seafood, and resort-area traffic. With no published awards or price range, it reads as a planning choice for diners comparing setting and sourcing cues rather than chasing formal recognition.
Tivoli, Grenada
Belmont Estate in Grenada's St. Patrick's Parish is one of the Caribbean's most directly sourced agricultural experiences, where cacao, spice, and produce grown on the estate grounds move from field to table with minimal distance between them.
St David, Grenada
Callaloo belongs to the quieter St David end of Grenada dining, where the stronger editorial question is sourcing rather than spectacle. With no public awards, chef, pricing, or menu format to anchor a luxury claim, it reads as a local-context stop to assess against the parish’s produce-led cooking and the wider island circuit.
St. George's, Grenada
Sushi in the Caribbean raises a question that goes beyond novelty: where does the fish actually come from? At Carib Sushi on Grand Anse's Wall Street strip in St. George's, Grenada, the answer matters more than the genre label. The venue sits at the intersection of island sourcing and Japanese technique, making it an interesting case study in what Caribbean waters can put on a counter.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Grenada.
St. George's, Grenada
On Grand Anse Beach, Grenada's most decorated stretch of Caribbean sand, Spice Island Beach Resort holds a AAA Five-Diamond rating for the fourth consecutive year and scored 97.5 points on the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. Sixty-four all-suite rooms, from beachfront Cinnamon and Saffron suites to private-pool villas, sit within eight acres of beachfront real estate, ten minutes from Grenada's international airport.
Lance-aux-Épines, Grenada
Thirty suites, three restaurants, and a design that reads Caribbean without the kitsch place it in a distinct tier among Grenada's luxury options. Rates from $825 per night.
St. George's, Grenada
Silversands Grenada at Grand Anse sits on one of the Caribbean's most sought-after stretches of white sand, pairing minimalist architecture with a service culture that reads anticipatory rather than transactional. A Leading Hotels of the World member since 2025 and a La Liste Top Hotels entrant scoring 96 points in 2026, it occupies the upper tier of Grenada's small luxury hotel market.
La Sagesse, Grenada
Six Senses La Sagesse marks the brand's first Caribbean address, occupying a 38-acre headland on Grenada's quiet south coast. The resort's 56 rooms and 15 villas are distributed across a village-style layout between two beaches, with rates from $488 per night. Walking paths made from nutmeg shells and cocoa skins signal the design philosophy: local material, low profile, high intent.
St David, Grenada
On Grenada's quieter southeastern shore, Six Senses La Sagesse occupies 38 acres between open ocean and a sheltered bay, with 56 pool suites and 15 villas designed around traditional Caribbean architectural forms. The property received Star Wine List recognition in 2026 and sits at a deliberate distance from the island's busier resort corridors, making it the reference address for visitors who want something slower and more considered.
St. George's, Grenada
A Leading Hotels of the World member on Grenada's southwestern coast, Silversands Beach House occupies a category where Caribbean hospitality meets considered design. The property sits within St. George's broader luxury accommodation tier, drawing guests who prioritise proximity to the island's most sheltered waters alongside the credentials that come with a recognised global collection membership.
St. George's, Grenada
Laluna sits on a hillside above Portici Beach in Grenada's Morne Rouge area, drawing together Caribbean, Balinese, and Italian design references into a small-scale tropical retreat. The property occupies one of the more architecturally considered positions on the island's southwest coast, where the hillside site creates natural separation between accommodation and the beach below.
St. George's, Grenada
Laluna Boutique Hotel and Villas sits on Portici Beach in St. George's, positioning itself within Grenada's smaller-scale design-led property tier rather than the island's all-inclusive circuit. The property draws travelers who prioritise architectural intimacy and direct beach access over resort-scale programming. For the Caribbean boutique category, it represents a considered alternative to larger footprints on the island.
St. George's, Grenada
Mount Cinnamon is a Michelin Selected hotel positioned on a hillside above St George's, offering one of Grenada's more considered approaches to boutique hospitality.
Calivigny, Grenada
Positioned on the quiet Petit Calivigny peninsula at New Westerhall Point, 473 Grenada Boutique Resort occupies one of the island's most private coastal settings. The property's intimate scale places it in a distinct tier of Grenada's boutique accommodation scene, where low key counts and site-specific design matter more than resort infrastructure. Advance planning is advisable for anyone considering this corner of the island.
Egmont, Grenada
Le Phare Bleu sits on Petite Calivigny Bay in Egmont, one of Grenada's quieter southern inlets, where the property takes its identity from the water rather than the road. The setting places it outside Grenada's more trafficked beach-resort corridor, appealing to travellers who read a marina berth and a sheltered bay as amenities in their own right. It occupies a distinct position among the island's small-scale coastal retreats.
St. George's, Grenada
The property belongs to a small cohort of design-conscious boutique stays on the island that prioritise architectural intimacy over resort scale, making it a reference point for travellers weighing Grenada's independent accommodation tier against its larger resort neighbours.
St. George's, Grenada
Royalton Grenada, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort sits at Magazine Beach, Point Salines, positioning itself within Marriott's Autograph Collection as Grenada's largest branded all-inclusive offering. The resort's format targets travellers who want the predictability of an all-inclusive structure alongside a recognised international hotel affiliation, placing it in a different competitive tier from the island's smaller, design-led independent properties.
St. George's, Grenada
True Blue Bay Boutique Resort sits on a sheltered inlet in Grenada's southern peninsula, where the pace slows and the service feels personal rather than programmatic. The property draws returning guests who value proximity to St. George's without the scale of larger all-inclusive resorts. It occupies a distinct niche in Grenada's accommodation tier: small, independently run, and oriented around the bay itself.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Grenada.
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Grenada
Selected entries from the current guide for Grenada.
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