April 6, 2026
The island of Grenada is a medley of vibrant colours and robust flavours. Blooming bougainvillaea, ripe banana plants, coconut palms and mango trees fill the colourful landscapes surrounded by the clear turquoise seas and sandy beaches.
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GRENADIAN CUISINE
Thanks to the rich, fertile volcanic soil organic fruits and vegetables are plentiful. Farmers can grow everything from cabbage to grapefruit, mango to sweet potato. And let’s not forget the island’s renowned nutmeg, cinnamon and chocolate. Add to this the melting pot of cultures from French, Portuguese and Indian, each leaving their own stamp and adding an exciting dimension to the cuisine.
Plant-based eaters will find plenty of options on the island too. Grenada is packed with delicious food options, from more affordable home-style cooking to fine dining. Travelling as a vegetarian I had no issues with food and always had plenty of options as far as finding places to eat in Grenada.
Feast on hearty stews, organic produce, fresh seafood and the best chocolate on the island. Here are four places to enjoy a tasty Grenadian bite and add to your list of places to eat in Grenada.
Must Eat At Restaurants In Grenada
bb’s Crabback
Overlooking St George’s harbour’s is celebrity chef Brian Benjamin’s namesake waterfront restaurant. Dining alfresco is nothing short of spectacular with views out to the sea and the mega-yachts moored at Port Louis as you dine.
The menu offers Caribbean and Grenadian specialities, including crabbacks (baked crabmeat of land crabs), a signature curried goat dish, delicious callaloo and okra soup, pumpkin fritters, black eye and red bean stew and Caribbean vegetable curry.
TOP TIP: Callaloo is a popular Caribbean staple green leafy vegetable, very similar to spinach. It makes deliciously tasty soup found in most restaurants.
Don’t forget to leave a graffitied message of appreciation on the walls and pillars of the restaurant.
BB’s Crabback | Grand Etang Road | St George’s | Grenada | Website
dodgy dock Grenada
Find the colourful oceanfront restaurant at True Blue Bay Boutique Hotel on their open-air deck. Enjoy authentic Grenadian meals or choose from a variety of international cuisines with menus catering for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets.
Every Wednesday from 6.30 pm, Dodgy Dock also plays host to Street Food Wednesday. Head down to sample local, regional and international local, regional and international street food by local traders. Try Grenada’s national dish oil down – a stew of salted meat, breadfruit, coconut milk and spices. And dance the night away to the live music whilst sampling their great cocktail list.
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Dodgy Dock Grenada | True Blue | St George’s | Grenada | Website
belmont estate
An hour’s drive from St George is the historic 17th-century Belmont estate. Dine and look out to the rolling hills and lush vegetation of the plantation in the restaurant with no walls.
Experience the benefits of slow food cooked in traditional coal pots. The first course and dessert are brought to the table whilst the main course is buffet-style serving dishes made with local spices and fresh ingredients from Belmont & its surroundings. For dessert don’t miss the chocolate cake, you are at a cocoa plantation after all!
After a hearty lunch wander around the working farm where cinnamon, cloves, bay leaves, turmeric, mace and cocoa are all grown on-site. Enjoy the heritage museum, cocoa fermentary, sugarcane garden and old cemetery. A great agro-tourism day out and a beautiful place to eat in Grenada.
Belmont Estate | St Patrick’s | Grenada | Website
Secret Harbour Restaurant
Secret Harbour is located in one the finest marina’s located on the south coast of Grenada, in L’Anse aux Epines.
Watch the chefs at work from the live open kitchen cooking an array of French and International dishes from Tuna Tataki and noodle salad, French style rack of lamb Creole vegetable curry to pizzas. They also offer a kids menu too, so something for everyone here.
Secret Harbour Restaurant | Lance aux Epines | Grenada | Website
petite anse restaurant
At the northern tip of Grenada is Petite Anse Hotel and Restaurant. The property run and built from scratch by British couple Philip and Annie have put their heart and soul into the hotel. Perched on a hillside above a wild beach it has incredible far-reaching views of the island of Carriacou and the Grenadines beyond.
The restaurant serves Caribbean and European dishes. Expect generous portions, with an emphasis on fresh fish and local fruit and vegetables. Most of it is grown on the grounds.
The roti was generously filled with a vegetable curry delicately flavoured with Caribbean spices. Keeping it local with the beverages too, the bar offers ale and cider on tap brewed in a microbrewery in Grenada.
Petite Anse Restaurant | Prospect Road | Sauteurs | Grenada | Website
Fancy a local Grenadian experience?
If you’re in Grenada on a Friday and are a seafood lover, skip the restaurant. Instead head to the coastal village of Gouvaye for Fish Fridays, a festival which happens every single week of the year. Indulge in some incredible fish dishes and enjoy the street party.
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Hope some of these restaurants have whet your appetite for your trip to Grenada.
Let me know of any other great spots in the comments box below and if you do choose one of these restaurants in Grenada to eat at during your next visit, then let me know your thoughts!
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Angie Silver says:
What delicious food!!!
Sima Sthanakiya says:
The food was amazing out there, so much flavour. I ate like a queen as a vegetarian.
Nicky says:
I’m not a vegetarian but I could have happily eaten all those dishes – wow, so delicious! I had the best Caribbean Roti on Tortola, but it looks like they may have some competition from Grenada!
Sima Sthanakiya says:
I loved their roti’s and I was so surprised by all the tasty veggie food.