Lindy’s guidebook
Restaurants & Bars
Where to go, especially in the Belmont area to have a drink or local food.
One of the vending booths in the Grand Anse Spice Market.
Best mojito's on the island. Great atmosphere. Can sometimes get a lovely sunset.
13 locals recommend
Esther's Bar
One of the vending booths in the Grand Anse Spice Market.
Best mojito's on the island. Great atmosphere. Can sometimes get a lovely sunset.
Located along BBC beach, Morne Rouge. Great casual atmosphere. Easy to make friends. Great fish tacos.
6 locals recommend
La Plywood Beach Bar Café
Located along BBC beach, Morne Rouge. Great casual atmosphere. Easy to make friends. Great fish tacos.
Opened on the weekend.
Located along BBC Beach, Morne Rouge.
Food is not served unless special occasion. Sometimes a DJ will be present playing a mix of groovy soca, funk jazz, reggae and other classics.
Rocky's Beach Bar
Opened on the weekend.
Located along BBC Beach, Morne Rouge.
Food is not served unless special occasion. Sometimes a DJ will be present playing a mix of groovy soca, funk jazz, reggae and other classics.
Located in the Port Louis Marina which is about 10-12 minute walk from the apartment. Great pizzas!
12 locals recommend
Victory Bar and Restaurant
Located in the Port Louis Marina which is about 10-12 minute walk from the apartment. Great pizzas!
Bumz Bar
Try karaoke on Tuesday nights. Good fun
Coconut Beach
Wonderful sunsets! Enjoy local food in a pleasant atmosphere
Grenada Yacht Club
Spout PointGood vantage point for boat watching
Local food specialities starting from breakfast time.
13 locals recommend
Patrick's Local Homestyle Restaurant
Lagoon RoadLocal food specialities starting from breakfast time.
American style sports bar/restaurant located along Grand Anse Beach. Fun vibe
74 locals recommend
Umbrella's Beach Bar
Grand Anse Main RoadAmerican style sports bar/restaurant located along Grand Anse Beach. Fun vibe
Sightseeing
Visit the city of St. George's to witness the local life. There are some parts of the city that are quite hilly so be sure to wear comfortable shoes and have water on hand. If you shop from the local vendors, most may take cash. Foreign currency accepted. Always best to walk with local cash especially smaller denominations. Vendors are there during the week selling their goods, but the best day to go is on a Saturday where they all come out with the fresh produce.
26 locals recommend
Saint George's
Visit the city of St. George's to witness the local life. There are some parts of the city that are quite hilly so be sure to wear comfortable shoes and have water on hand. If you shop from the local vendors, most may take cash. Foreign currency accepted. Always best to walk with local cash especially smaller denominations. Vendors are there during the week selling their goods, but the best day to go is on a Saturday where they all come out with the fresh produce.
Calmer waters and a little more almond tress around to shelter from the sun. Some beach bars are dotted along the coast.
14 locals recommend
BBC Beach
BBCCalmer waters and a little more almond tress around to shelter from the sun. Some beach bars are dotted along the coast.
Great for the nature/eco traveller. Can go with a tour guide or take public transport. There is a restaurant nearby.
La Sagesse Beach
Great for the nature/eco traveller. Can go with a tour guide or take public transport. There is a restaurant nearby.
Can go with a trusted tour guide or get there by public transport.
11 locals recommend
Seven Sisters Waterfalls
Can go with a trusted tour guide or get there by public transport.
House of Chocolate Grenada Museum
Young StreetShop for gifts and souvinirs. Also visit one of the refreshment kiosks, like Beach Bum Bar & Grill and Esther's Bar
7 locals recommend
Grand Anse Craft and Spice Market
Shop for gifts and souvinirs. Also visit one of the refreshment kiosks, like Beach Bum Bar & Grill and Esther's Bar
Neighborhoods
Popular with Grenadians on weekends and holidays. Nice drive to the northern part of the island. Refreshments available from the fews bars and snacketts on the roadside.
Bathway Beach
Popular with Grenadians on weekends and holidays. Nice drive to the northern part of the island. Refreshments available from the fews bars and snacketts on the roadside.
Traveler advice
Getting around
Always carry cash especially small denominations
Grenada still operate with cash. Even though more places are utilising point of sale machines, ALWAYS assume you need cash. US currency is widely accepted. The official rate is US $1 -EC $2.7, but for daily business the exchange rate received can vary from EC $2.6-$2.67 .
Getting around
Local buses
If using public transport for duration of your stay, the route #1 bus traverse the Grand Anse to Town of St George route. To get to other destinations beyond Grand Anse, just speak to the bus driver or conductor early on. For destinations beyond the Town of St. George, once you have reached the bus terminal, you could get another bus that is assigned to operate different routes. Usually a bus terminal guide is there to offer assistance.