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TOPIC: Dining & Entertainment
July 5, 2010
callingallSM

Cayman has earned a reputation as one of the top epicurean destinations in the Caribbean. 

Over the ages, our definition of food has evolved. No longer just a necessity for survival, food now represents luxury and indulgence. We live to eat rather than eat to live. From the massive tables creaking under a medieval royal feast to the sculptured art of nouvelle cuisine, food has experienced a revolution. It has become a cultural ambassador as a nation’s fare can spread far beyond its borders, taking its flavours and traditions to the rest of the world.
 
Cayman has earned a reputation as one of the top epicurean destinations in the Caribbean. Events such as Cayman Cookout and Taste of Cayman have helped build Cayman’s culinary reputation among visitors and locals alike while bringing top international chefs to these shores. As a cultural melting pot, you will find dishes from around the globe, from Thailand to Italy, Jamaica to Japan, often presented with a unique Caribbean twist. Of course, Caymanian cooking features across the island as staples such as conch fritters and turtle stew take their place alongside new interpretations of local favourites. Using the freshest ingredients, many restaurants offer a fusion of flavours unique to Cayman.
 
In What’s Hot’s annual guide to Cayman’s culinary scene, you will find everything from hidden gems to happening hangouts, from the perfect place to take the family to a romantic table for two. Whether you are craving fresh seafood or authentic Italian, mouth-watering steak or spicy Thai, you will find it here. Plus, we have the finest wines, the sweetest cocktails and the coldest beers, ensuring your dining experience is complete. Choose your favourite or try every flavour from start to finish. All you have to do is enjoy!

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