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The Cayman Culinary Society

The Cayman Islands have long been recognised globally for their distinguished food and drink offerings, and the Cayman Culinary Society is working hard to uphold that reputation.

Clare-Louise McGrath

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Cayman's Culinary Landscape

Before Grand Cayman became renowned for its outstanding chefs and international cuisine, Caymanians had a strong relationship with food based on a sea-farer’s diet from the days when fishing was a fundamental source of sustenance.

Jennifer Marshall

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Stepping Up to the Plate

By definition a chef is an expert cook and tradesman, proficient in all aspects of food preparation; however, global culinary trends are suggesting a redefining and broadening of chefs’ responsibilities.

Clare-Louise McGrath

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The Hottest Hotel Bars in Cayman

Far from being treated as pit stops for tired travellers, Cayman’s hotel bars are destinations in their own right, and firmly a part of the Island’s lively nightlife for both visitors and locals.Sleek design, innovative craft cocktails, next-leve...

Clare-Louise McGrath

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Memorable Event Venues in Cayman

Cayman has a great selection of venues - suitable for everything from private intimate dinners to sweeping corporate galas. The ones highlighted below are bound to make your next event a memorable one.

Clare-Louise McGrath

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Five Event Trends You Need to Know

With so many event professionals who offer a wide range of services at competitive prices, entertaining in Cayman is a breeze. Planning to go big but still want to watch your budget? Work with a professional who understands the local industry and can...

Clare-Louise McGrath

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Meals on Wheels: Food Trucks in Cayman

Although still in its infancy, the food truck craze that swept the US has firmly arrived in Grand Cayman and is adding a new dimension to the culinary scene. From healthy kebabs and fresh juices to pulled pork and lobster mac and cheese, Cayman’s f...

Clare-Louise McGrath

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The Last Straw

Panic not, the drinks that are for many synonymous with lazy days on the beach will still be as delicious as ever, but the disposable cups they come in and the plastic straws they’re served with are being phased out.

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Made in Cayman: Why We Should Embrace Eating Local

Restaurateurs are working with Cayman’s small farms to incorporate local goods into their menus and meet the growing demand for authentic Caribbean cuisine. Likewise, Cayman residents are increasingly moving away from complete reliance on imported ...

Jennifer Marshall