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VIVO Café and Restaraunt

Best Dining - Vivo Cafe and Restaurantwww.vivo.ky
Located in the northwest coast of Grand Cayman, VIVO is the new vibrant cafe and restaurant from the renowned Chef Gilbert Cavallaro. It’s a new healthy culinary experience at Lighthouse Point. The name VIVO, was born from the experimentation with replacing traditional ingredients with raw, live alternatives, which are the summit of nutrition. The word VIVO comes from the Latin vīvō and means 'to live' or 'to be alive'. Their eco-friendly meat-free menu offers raw, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free options. In an attempt to try and limit the invasive population of lionfish in Cayman’s, they are happy to also offer a tasty selection of lionfish dishes. They select our ingredients with the greatest care, to serve you natural, healthy, delicious food, prepared with passion and positive energy. This is their mission! 571 Northwest Point Road in West Bay. (345) 749-8486


What I am hearing:Passengers love the relaxed environment of this rustic little cafe.We caught up with the chef while on island and was so impressed with his passion for healthy and clean eating. Even the building is natural and surrounded by nature and the sea.The name VIVO, was born from experimentation with replacing traditional ingredients with raw,live alternatives,which are the summit of nutrition. The word VIVO comes from the Latin word  vivo which means to live'or to be alive',


   
Sprouted Spelt Flatbread Burrito. Home stewed black beans, tomato chili sauce, avocado, raw Manchego cheese,coconut and cashew cream, hot-sauce.


                                                                         
 Breakfast fresh with all natural ingredients here is their famous SPICED RUM INFUSED FRENCH TOAST. Made with their own VIVO bread or gluten-free as shown,served with home made fruit compote Vegan version available upon request.
Because I am a diver and know the threat of Lion fish. They are taking over many of our reefs. I appreciate VIVO serving up lion fish daily to support the efforts to attempt to limit the invasive population of  the Cayman waters. They have the perfect location for they are on the property of DiveTech at Lighthouse Point. You can even watch the folks bring in the bad boys! You will love this best kept secret that passengers are raving about! Make it a must EAT destination!
 

Check out one of their signature salads with coconut garnished ceviche. They use the purest of coconut oil and fresh local coconuts to enhance many of their en tree's.
  

                BECAUSE

Real Food is Alive

Locally Sourced × Crafted with Love

P H O N E
+1 (345) 749-VIVO
+1 (345) 749-8486

E M A I L
info@vivo.ky


L O C A T I O N
571 Northwest Point Road, West Bay
Ocean Front at Lighthouse Point
Grand Cayman

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