During our exploration of George Town, we stopped here for lunch. The wait staff was friendly and the food was good. We also had fun feeding the tarpon, who are clearly accustomed to sharing the visitors‘ meals.

We dine here each time we visit Grand Cayman. This is a casual restaurant just on the outskirts of Georgetown on the way in from Seven Mile Beach. We were originally seated at the far end of the restaurant, which is out over the water....We were waiting for another couple and it got late and the section we were seated in was closed, so we were asked to move to another part of the restaurant while waiting. My husband and I shared an appetizer of conch fritters and they were quite tasty. My husband had the fish and chips, while I had the shrimp and chips. For some reason we seem to order the same thing each trip. Both entrees were very good, as was the service. We had two rounds of Cayman lemonades which were well made, and on special. We were treated to a beautiful sunset while we enjoyed our dinner. Parking is available at the restaurant. There is both a bar and an area with tables and chairs. Each night the tarpons are fed right off the restaurant and it's quite a feeding frenzy! We'll be back on our next visit to Grand Cayman!More

A chill atmosphere A spectacular view A nice place to grab a bite to eat and a few drinks with friends and family!

Coconut shrimp and jerk chicken sandwich were outstanding! Great drinks and awesome view right on the water! $50 spent!

After diving at a local shop nearby we were told to check this place out afterwards for food and drinks. Our server was incredibly friendly, even explaining to my wife how to eat her whole fish that she had ordered, how to debone it etc....The food was delicious (expensive but delicious), the drinks were spot on and you cannot beat the atmosphere. At the end of the meal they also encourage you to throw your fish scraps to the rather large fish that congregate near the “pier” you are eating on, which adds to the fun. The only downside is with a couple of drinks a meal for two could push you over 100usd. Ours was north of 130 after tip, so this definitely isn’t a “cheap” option while in Grand Cayman. It was, however, mostly worth it. I am sure they have cheaper options (I saw them) but most were appetizers or fish and chips type options. I can get that at home, so we went with more “island” inspired dishes. Regardless, great spot. Hope you enjoy.More

Great little spot close to the pier. We had a couple drinks, curry cheese fries and onion rings. Everything was delicious. Service was terrific!

Fish and chips here are the best on the island so we have been told and so having them proved right. Not too much batter. Fish excellent service the same.