Boots Cuisine?

[dragline]

Hi All -

 

I will be in St. George's for a 1-day cruise ship stop on Saturday March 5 2011. It looks like I'm on my own, my group is off doing stuff I'm not interested in. I want to appease my handicapped foodie friend in Seattle and have at least one wonderful meal at an island restaurant. Budget shouldn't be a problem. It looks like Boots Cuisine comes highly recommended...

 

Do they serve lunch?

How hard is it to get to? Are cabs easily available?

Any problem being a party of one?

Reservation recommended?

 

Any other restaurant recommended in or within a short distance of St. George's?

 

- Thanks so much - Dragline

[wwinfl91]

I have never been to Grenada although I will be there on a cruise in a couple of weeks so all I can do is give you a couple of links from the web you may already have.

 

http://www.bootscuisine.com/

 

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g147296-d1076132-Reviews-Boots_Cuisine-St_George_s_St_George_Grenada.html

 

It's hours are listed as:

 

Open Mondays through Saturdays 10:30 am to 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm to 10 pm, which would seem to indicate it was open for lunch.

 

Hope one of these helps you decide. Have a great next cruise.

[dragline]

My pleasure. I hope it works out for you

have a great cruise :cool:

 

We had a fabulous lunch with Ruby and Boots! Real nice people, It was nice to get away from organized tours/excursions and meet real folks. Ruby picked us up at the cruise pier and brought us back. We went the back way, so we got to see a slice of the real Grenada.

Watch out for the rum punch! I had one and...whoa! They make it with the local rum from the distillery around the corner. It is 138 proof!!

 

Cheers! - Dragline