Enchantingly memorable is the only way to describe the dining pleasures of our resort. Grenadian specialties such as Shrimp Bacchanal distinguish the menus of Coyaba’s two dining venues. And Guests keep coming back for our wonderful indigenous cocktails, including the Coyaba Colada and Coyaba Special.
Our Arawakabana Restaurant offers gourmet dining including international specialties, as well as traditional Grenadian fare. Dinner is served from 7:00pm to 10:00pm and reservations are required. Please observe the elegantly casual dress code.
Poolside, open-air dining, with an a la carte menu, is available at our casual Carbet Restaurant. Lunch is served from 11:30am to 2:30pm and Dinner is served from 7:00pm to 10:30pm.
Dress Code Policy for the Arawakabana Restaurant
Elegantly Casual
| Gents | Denim No holes, prints or frayed edges; must not be worn lower than hips, no washed-out appearance No shorts No Capri’s, no 3/4 pants Trousers Slacks Shirts Open collar (no sleeveless or T-shirts) Shoes Closed toed shoes |
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| Ladies | Denim No holes, prints or frayed edges No Shorts Pants Dressy slacks Capri’s Dressy Skirts Dressy; no excessive minis (no shorter than halfway up the leg) Dresses No excessive mini dresses Tops Dressy; covered midriff preferred Shoes No flip flops or sneakers |
The Carbet Restaurant offers a more casual setting where shorts and denim are acceptable. Shoes are required.
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