Grand Old House

Our dinner at the restaurant on Grand Cayman Island was phenomenal!

This is me on the veranda where we dined,

overlooking the Caribbean Sea under the intimate gazebos.

Grand Old House Celebrates its 100th Anniversary

Built in 1908 by the Lambert family from Boston, Massachusetts, Grand Old House was originally called 'Petra' after an old biblical name meaning 'place of refuge'. Later the house became known as 'Petra Plantation' because of the abundance of coconut and banana trees.

Thirty years ago it was converted into a fine dining restaurant.

Dinner Menu

Medley of organic mixed green salad
Roma tomatoes, cucumber, palm hearts,

bell peppers and alfalfa sprouts, topped with slivers

of Scottish smoked salmon, Sherry vinaigrette

Caribbean "Voodoo" Soup
Curried red bean, peanut and red chili

Duo of herb marinated flamed grilled
Angus beef tenderloin, & citrus marinated

Wahoo with Jumbo shrimp skewer
presented on sweet potato mash,

topped with mango and papaya salsa
Tequila-lemongrass sauce

Grand Old House Dessert Buffet

See previous post with more about our trip!