Top Ocean Front Bar and Grills

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Top Ocean Front Bar&Grills

Calico Jacks

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Calico JacksCalico Jacks is a busy beach bar with beautiful sunsets, great events, delicious local dishes and entertaining staff. They host an Open Mic Jam every Tuesday night where people are encouraged to bring their instruments and get up and join in the fun. Saturdays are Jackpot Saturdays at Calico Jacks where a DJ spins funky, progressive house on the beach - Calico Jacks is THE place to be on a Saturday night. Every Full Moon also sees a big party on the beach at Calicos so if you happen to be on island during a Full Moon this is definitely worth a stop in to check out. Call 1 345 945 7850 or email sianwales@gmail.com for more details. Opening hours 9am - 1am Monday to Friday, 9am - 12am Saturday and 11am - 12am Sunday.

Tiki Beach Bar and Grill (Seven Mile Beach)

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Tiki BeachWhat makes this a passenger favorite is Tiki Beach is set up for adults who want to enjoy a nice casual lunch experience at the same time watching their kids play and snorkel on the beach. The entire Bar and Grill and surrounding complex is geared for relaxation in your lounge chair or explores the amazing reef located just off the beach. They have an amazing Water sports Center where you can rent, kayaks, beach floats, and snorkel gear.

Macabuca

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My top named happy hour was written up in Delta’s Sky Magazine, these guys are doing it right! My Gal passengers love their Ladies Night! I have to experience Macabuca Night life! Macabuca ocean side tiki bar is quickly becoming Cayman’s hotspot for live musical entertainment. Friday’s and Saturday nights you can enjoy everything from local DJ’s to the hottest live bands on the Island. An added treat for avid divers and snorkelers, the West Bay offers one of the best shore diving and snorkeling locations on the Island. Sundivers dive shop, at the Cracked Conch, is located on property and offers all diving and snorkeling amenities offered by Hall of Fame dive master Ollen Miller.


Rackam’s (George Town)

Rackam’s Waterfront Bar and Grill has been a favorite hangout for both locals and tourists for many years. It’s the place where you sit at the bar with a dive master on one side and an accountant on the other, all enjoying the same thing...world famous fish and chips, ice cold beers, signature cocktails and of course our entertaining, gorgeous and friendly staff. Rackam’s is literally built right on the iron shore, jutting into the sea, so you can’t get any closer to being on the water, and can’t beat the views. You can snorkel off their ladder during the day to enjoy the wreck of the Cali, or swim with the tarpons, stay for an incredible sunset, then watch or participate in the feeding of the tarpon, every night at 7:30. Their lounge area at the top called CBLU is perfect for chilling in the evenings on comfy couches and chairs, offering full food and drink menus, chilled music, and an unbeatable view. They work closely with the local fishermen to bring you the freshest seasonal seafood. They also buy produce from local farmers whenever available. (345) 945-3860


My Bar (Sunset House)

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Some passengers will not leave the island without a few hours spent at My Bar to watch the sunset and indulge in one of their awesome tropical drinks. Capturing the essence of the tropics, My Bar, is a huge open-sided cabana, standing on the water's edge at Sunset House. Looking west, it's the best advantage point imaginable to watch the sun setting in a blaze of glory at the end of the day

Wreck Bar & Grill (Rum Point)

The original driftwood sign from the 1950s hangs behind the bar, which is decorated with black-and-white photos of beach bums, the bow and rigging of a skiff, and rum barrels for tabletops. Out front on the beach, picnic tables sit in the sand under casuarina trees. The kitchen puts out a superior brand of beach-bar grub — fresh and meaty conch fritters, and mahi-mahi and jerk pork sandwiches that make you want to come back again tomorrow.

South Coast Bar & Grill

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South Coast Bar & Grill Talk about great local food and great prices! South Coast Bar and Grill is a passenger favorite! Many folks eat here several times a week for their fresh fish, caught right off the boat. With their comfortable ocean front sitting it's a fabulous spot to watch the sun go down! South Coast Bar & Grill is the successor of Reef Point Bar & Restaurant, which was founded by mother and son, Ventris and Charles Powell in December 1978. Ventris' love of cooking and magical touch with ingredients and Charles love for fishing was the perfect recipe for a coastal restaurant. His extensive knowledge of the waters from East End to Bodden Town and his great fisherman's luck led to an abundance of local fish. With more fish than the family could eat and a generous spirit, Ventris began preparing local dishes which Charles would share with his colleagues at work. In no time at all the demand for their food became so overwhelming that Reef Point Restaurant & Bar was born. After 26 years of serving locals and visitors alike the restaurant was completely destroyed by Hurricane Ivan on September 11, 2004. Today if you look out the window to the east, you can see the humble remains. This was a devastating loss for the whole family which by then included younger brother Tony and his wife, Licci, who had began managing the business since 1996. Tony and Licci, who are now the new owners of the restaurant, were determined to continue the family traditions of local foods in a friendly, seas side location.

Eagle Rays Dive Bar and Grill

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Eagle Rays Dive Bar and Grill Passengers love Eagle Rays Dive Bar and Grill on East end! This is definitely the new diver hang on east end located at Compass Point and Ocean Frontiers with a great view. Folks love their lion fish taco's! Family friendly pricing menu's in US pricing yeah! It has a very casual beach bar vibe going, with six shaded outdoor picnic tables, three bar top tables, and numerous barstools at the bar. If you are a salad lover their mahi-mahi Caesar is fabulous!



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