Best Sunday Brunches Grand Cayman

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Best Cayman Brunches

Luca

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LucaLuca has been gaining popularity of being the very best brunch on the island! With uninterrupted, breath taking views of the beach and the Caribbean Sea, Luca’s location on Seven Mile Beach is unrivalled. Great variety on their brunch menu. Everything is made fresh daily in Luca’s kitchens, from breads to pastas to desserts. Passengers have voted it their top choice for Sunday brunch! (345) 623 4550

Agua

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Agua   Passengers love how very fresh all Sunday brunch items are. This is a seafood Brunch of your dreams. The cold buffet is loaded with seafood, several cold appetizers such as their famous fresh ceviches and tiraditos featuring such items as shrimp, calamari, smoked salmon…take your pick! Do not leave the island without out trying their famous Tuna Tartare! Their hot buffet has something for everyone, choice of champagne or Bloody Mary’s. Brunch from 11.30 am to 3pm with all you can eat crudita and salads (ceviches, tartare, tiraditos, oysters, carpaccio), one main, one dessert and all you can drink Cremant de Loire. $39 plus gratuities. (345) 949 2482
Check out Agua Restaurant & Lounge, a recent Passenger Pick of the Month.

The Westin

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WestinPassengers rave about the Sunday Brunch at the Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa…Set on the world famous Seven Mile Beach, enjoy a feast of international delicacies & bottomless champagne as the fresh ocean breeze fills the air. Their team of internationally trained chefs have prepared everything from Sushi and dim sum, to desserts made from scratch, to a live action carving; omelet; and pasta station. Popular items also include, selection of international cheeses, anti-pasto, hot food selection, assorted salads, soup, and all traditional breakfast items including eggs benedict. Passengers for years have told me they consider this Brunch the best on island. Ferdinand’s Caribbean Café at the Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa offers Sunday Brunch from 11:30am to 3pm. (CI$ 52.95 plus 16% service charge) (345) 945-3800.

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For those who want to indulge but with options that are easier both on the wallet and on cholesterol levels…

Guy Harvey's Island Grill (Downtown)

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Guy HarveyAre you itching for some authentic Cayman food? Look no further than Guy Harvey’s Island Grill in downtown George Town. Every Sunday, from 11:00AM-3:00PM, you can enjoy local Caribbean food in a peaceful and friendly atmosphere, and let someone else do the cooking! The lovely menu features Soup, Scrambled Eggs, Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Caprese Salad, Conch Fritters, Curried Goat, Jerk Chicken, Pork Chops, Cod Fish and Ackee, Fish Cayman Style, Fried Dumplings, Rice and Beans, White Rice, Callaloo, Plantains, Steamed Veggies, Key Lime Pie, Creme Brulee, Casava Pie, and Bread Pudding. The Flavors of Cayman Brunch is only CI $25.00 per person. If that sounds like too much food, you can order off of the regular menu as well.
Check out Guy Harvey’s Island Grill, a recent Passenger Pick of the Month.


Tukka (East End)

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TukkaBrunch is a great way to relax on Sunday’s and there is no better place to begin your week than at Tukka. From 11.30am to 3pm, delight your taste buds with fresh sushi & salads, twin carving station, breakfast items and your Eggs Benedict made to order! A hot buffet with local fish/ribs & jerk chicken, an Aussie BBQ outside with shrimp, spicy sausage with chicken satay's and an awesome Dessert selection. Combined with sparkling views of the famous Wreck of the Ten Sails, it truly is a brunch to remember. Make Sunday your day to relax on the East End. Adults $29.50 & $15.00 for children, kids under 5 eat FREE- Add endless Bubbles for $19.50 (2 hours)

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