I migliori ristoranti con opzioni gluten free a Grand Harbour

We booked to go to the the Union on valentines night living on the island we had never been before. We were not disappointed from the time we arrived we felt welcomed. Throughout the meal the owners were very attentive to guests, a nice touch in a world where there are so many faceless corporate businesses. The food was top quality my rib eye was cooked to perfection nicely rare, my wife had the seafood platter again quality product. Our starter was the truffle pate which had a truffle infused breadcrumb this with the smooth pate. Glad we went sharing that the portion’s are big and quality. The wine list caters for all pallets we went for a small house champagne then the lady may from South Africa both lovely. The ambiance is nice with ambient lighting and modern decor we chose to sit inside although there is a nice terrace outside overlooking the waters of Camana bay. Whether you are visiting the Cayman Islands or resident make time to go to UNION it’s worth it.

Quite possibly the finest total experience on the Cayman Islands. 🇰🇾 Always the freshest of ingredients, impeccable service, and amazing creative cocktails with a wine list that exceeds expectations!

Renee made our lunch very enjoyable!!! She was on top of everything and a greater server. We spent day on the beach with umbrella and lounge chairs and then went to restaurant to enjoy our meal. Renee bringing a candle on top of my birthday beer was a special touch!!!

Ambiance was nice with the setting sun. Food and service was good. My only issue was the continuous pounding of the repetitious music beat. Boom,boom boom, the same pounding repetitious beat throghout our entire dinner. Made me want to scream. The idea is to RELAX during dinner, not have your heart jump out of your chest. Sorry for the drama, but you asked. Maybe the Marriott powers that be can objectively assess and revise the music at dinner hours (unless it’s a private party for the under 40 crowd.

Great food, great service. A little hidden because of construction.