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 Hard Rock Cafe ~ Grand Cayman
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The decor, although varying from place to place, is centrally focused on the music industry and its stars. All types of memorabilia from famous people are displayed such as signed guitars, photos, clothes, personal items, posters and even records. It's very interesting and makes for a great back drop while you're eating and don't forget there's always music playing.
Service is not what I'd call good, but it was acceptable. Then again, I didn't find too many people in Grand Cayman that were overly friendly, but they were pleasant enough.
Many tourists come to the Hard Rock Cafe just to purchase souvenir T-shirts, etc., to let others know that they've been to Grand Cayman. There were alot of customers near the cash register causing a sort of traffic jam in the entrance area which was a little annoying. But since I collect Hark Rock Cafe pins I was one of the people adding to the jam; but, we opted for lunch and then I bought the pin!!
All in all, the food is standardly very good, portions are more than enough for one person and you can enjoy a fun atmosphere at Hard Rock. If you have a AAA card (American Automobile Association), you can receive a discount of about 10% on both your meal and merchandise purchases! Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: Waterfront, Georgetown, Grand Cayman
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 View from the entrance by diver-x
But all is not lost. The outdoor bar that was previously barely used and unnamed, is now called Macabuca, and it's hopping, with a down-to-earth menu and friendly staff. We stopped in for dinner and/or drinks a few times and were very pleased.
The restaurant serves turtle meat and of course, conch. We don't eat seafood, but we tried the conch fritters and they weren't bad, especially with the spicy sauce. I thought my burger and fries were pretty yummy. Sadly, cole slaw is no longer on the menu, which I recall was nearly as yummy as my Mom's. I give the restaurant an overall B+.
At Macabuca, I enjoyed the chicken quesadilla & the nachos. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$31-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: North West Point Rd., West BayPhone: (345) 945-5217Directions: The Cracked Conch is right next to the Tortuga Rum Shop.Website: http://www.crackedconch.com.ky
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 by jake22
THERE IS LITTLE COMPARISON, SINCE THE ONLY OTHER PLACE WE ATE WAS AT THE AIRPORT RESTAURANT ON GRAND CAYMAN. THE BIRD OF PARADISE WAS SUPER, BOTH THE FOOD AND THE STAFF. THE WHOLE CREW AVERAGED A 5 POUND WEIGHT GAIN, EVEN WITH THE EXERCISE FROM DIVING.
THE TRIP WAS WORTH THE PRICE.
BROILED LOBSTER COOKD JUST RIGHT WITH LOTS OF BUTTER. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: LITTLE CAYMAN REEF RESORT LITTLE CAYMAN ISLAND
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 Jolly Roger Dinner criuse by Moxie1Leave a Comment Theme: LocalComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Georgetown port authority :call make reservationsDirections: Georgetown port authority
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When we ate out, it was usually fast food: Wendy's, KFC, Pizza Hut. . . Expect to pay about 25% more than what you pay at home. My favorite place to eat was around the BBQ grill back at the condo we were staying in! Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by BuzNY
The dinner menu was great. Fresh Seafood that was caught that day was the order of fare.
Seafood Gumbo Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Funky atmosphere, great rock 'n roll decor, great music playing.
They serve great stir fry (famous for it), great burgers (my favorite jerk burger), and good breakfasts. All this for a great price. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Seven Mile Beach at the Falls
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 by Stingray53
The restuarant is right on the water by the Breakers. It was extremely relaxing and the service was excellent.
We were driving around the Island and stopped there for an iced tea and had the most fabulous crabmeat jicima gazpacho and an order of conch fritters. We liked it so much we went back for a second meal. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Breakers
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Well, this was actually the only one we went to---it was David's at the Morritt's.
We went for the Taste of the Caribbean buffet night. Our favorite item was the jerk chicken---or was it the key lime pie?! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Behind the bar in the Morritt's.Other Contact: As with anywhere on the island,
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 The Edge by seagoingJLW
Cayman food is predominantly seafood. Fish is generally sauteed with tomato, onion, pepper and piquant seasoning. Conch is available as chowder, fritters, marinated, etc. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: This is a picture of The Edge restaurant which serves a unique blend of French and Island cuisine.
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