Grape Tree Cafe
Seafood restaurant ·

Grape Tree Cafe

Seafood restaurant ·

Beachfront seafood shack with fried snapper, mahi-mahi, lobster, conch

local food
jerk pork
plantains
festival
conch fritters
stew pork
island music
guava
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Information

7PGX+7CJ, Bodden Town Rd, Bodden Town, Cayman Islands Get directions

£

Accepts reservations
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Good for groups
Good for solo dining

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7PGX+7CJ, Bodden Town Rd, Bodden Town, Cayman Islands Get directions

+1 345 324 5860
@grapetreecafe

£

Features

•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Good for groups
•Good for solo dining
•Touristy
•Debit card accepted
•Small plates

Last updated

Jan 20, 2026

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"For a true taste of local life, head to Bodden Town—the Caymanian capital before George Town rose to prominence in the 1800s—and pull over at the roadside fish fry where the likely queue tips you off to the impending tastiness: Grape Tree Café. Granted, on any given day, the crowd may include as many chickens as humans (the former seem to love nothing more thanstrutting from palm-shaded table to palm-shaded table on Grape Tree’s patch of beach sand). Atmosphere aside, the big lure here is the array of fried fish: snapper, mahi-mahi, swai, and wahoo—served with fritters, cassava, sweet potatoes, and breadfruit."

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korben P.

Google
ordered the stew pork: delicious & flavourful. the beach view is amazing. worth the visit 🏝️

Januarius E.

Google
Went here for a late lunch treat. We drove all the way to Bodden town which is around 20 mins drive from Georgetown. This is a favourite spot for tourists and locals in cravings for local food served and enjoyed in beach front tables. This is a cowboy style of dining. All in to go containers ready for disposal. We ordered Fried Red Snapper 18kyd it comes with Festival, plantain and coleslaw We also got the jerk pork large for 14kyd (this portion is good for sharing) with sides of festival and plantains. Love the jerk pork here, still tender and soft (not dry) the jerk sauce is really good! We will definitely coming back!

Kirk W.

Google
Want to enjoy that real island feeling of a meal right by the ocean side? This place Grape Tree Cafe is the real deal. Don't visit Grand Cayman and not stop by this lovely spot to enjoy a lovely tasty meal filled with some of the best type of island food.

Tina C.

Google
This is our favorite place to grab delicious local food! The seafood is so fresh! We had cayman style lobsters, fried red snapper, and conch fritters. The only thing that was disappointing was that they closed for the Christmas holiday and we had to leave after trying once instead of multiple times. The restaurant has free outdoor seatings and nice beach and ocean view! If we visit Caymans, this is our first place we’ll visit!

Matt K.

Google
We love this place and usually eat here twice in the week we visit the island. It's nothing fancy, but the price is right and it tastes great. Fried whole snapper, plantains, & fry bread are my favorite. Food is "served" out a window in styrofoam to go containers with plastic utensils. Seating is on painted picnic tables with umbrellas in soft sand facing a beautiful view of the ocean. The location is better than you'll get in town. Come early to get what you want. They run out.

Molly Van G.

Google
Very good, fresh, no-frills seafood on the beach. Eat at their outdoor tables or take it to go. Roasted snapper was the best I’ve had anywhere.

kleinmtb

Google
Great food, prices, and atmosphere! Finally a spot that plays island music! Great local place to escape the tourist and I am one! Take the bus! It stops across the street. Only $3 USD from Starbucks.

Roman K.

Google
Chill spot to get some local food. Had the snapper, mahi mahi, lobster and wings. All of it was pretty good. Also had the guava and lemonade which was delicious. No complaints. Will be coming back again. A real island spot if I’ve ever been to one. Prices are very reasonable as well. Probably some of the better priced seafood on the island.