Vivo

Top choice in Grand Cayman

At the forefront of Cayman's farm-to-table movement, Vivo is all about sustainability. Sit on the breezy porch and sample sandwiches, salads and other delectable innovations made with locally grown produce, farm-fresh eggs and lots of love. This place does amazing things with coconut, including irresistible coconut 'ceviche' and smoked spiced-coconut 'bacon.'

Although the menu is mostly vegan and vegetarian, Vivo is doing its part to rid the reef of its most dangerous invasive species. You can help by ordering a lionfish cake, seared Asian-style lionfish or a coconut-lionfish curry. Good for the body, good for the soul, good for the earth!

Located at Lighthouse Point condos.

Contact

Address

Lighthouse Point, 571 Northwest Point Rd

Get In Touch

924-7804

https://www.vivo.ky/

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