Our Eat 'n Sleep feature profiles a restaurant in a random city and a hotel nearby. It's kinda like that old show "Dinner and a Movie" but you know, with restaurants and hotels. And better jokes.
Bel Air Plantation revels in, rather than hides from, Grenada's colonial roots. All we know is this means daily tea time and impeccable service. (And we're okay with that.) The resort is located on a hillside overlooking a secluded bay and the Caribbean Sea. Eleven private villas and cottages comprise the plantation, so this place is ideal for honeymooners or anyone planning to make lots of noise while walking around naked.
Once you throw some clothes on, The Coconut Beach Restaurant offers Creole cuisine along Grand Anse Beach. The open-air restaurant is painted West Indian lime green and purple, and visitors have their pick of fresh local fish. Look for dishes like lobster thermidor, lambie calypso and coconut pie. It's open every day but Tuesday.
Related Stories:
· Bel Air Plantation [Official Site]
· Caribbean Travel coverage [Jaunted]
· Grenada Hotels [HotelChatter]
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