Grand Anse Beach, St. George’s, Grenada

Dine & Drink

Taste the Vibe

Grenadian Flavours, Poolside Grills and Cocktails by the Sea

Start with buffet breakfast at Arawakabana, where international favourites meet Grenadian delicacies, then choose casual open-air dining at Carbet beside the free-form pool for lunch or dinner. Sip cocktails at Cacique Bar and Lounge, the Beach Bar just steps from the sand, or the Swim-up Pool Bar, with meal plans ranging from breakfast-inclusive to all-inclusive options.

Pool terrace, gardens and open-air pavilion at Coyaba Beach Resort.
International Caribbean Restaurant

Arawakabana

A welcoming international Caribbean restaurant at Coyaba Beach Resort serving classically prepared global fare, Grenadian delicacies and seasonal lobster. Arawakabana suits unhurried breakfasts, lunches and elegantly casual dinners, with local flavour woven through a polished main-restaurant setting.

Terrace table set for two at Coyaba Beach Resort at dusk.
Casual American-Caribbean Grill Restaurant

Carbet Restaurant

A casual poolside grill restaurant at Coyaba Beach Resort offering American-Caribbean favourites, from burgers and sandwiches to soups, specialty salads and catch of the day. Carbet Restaurant suits easy lunches and relaxed dinners by the free-form pool, with an open-air feel.

Beach bar hut with staff member by the sand at Coyaba Beach Resort.
Main Bar

Cacique Bar

An oceanfront main bar at Coyaba Beach Resort serving pre- and post-dinner cocktails with weekly live entertainment. Cacique Bar is perfect for easing into the evening or lingering after dinner, with a sociable lounge feel and relaxed coastal setting.

Open-air lounge with striped chairs and a bar at Coyaba Beach Resort.
Beach Bar

Beach Bar

A casual beach bar at Coyaba Beach Resort serving cocktails just steps from the sand. Beach Bar is perfect for easy drinks between sea and sun, with a relaxed shoreline feel and a simple come-as-you-are rhythm.

Couple seated at the swim-up pool bar at Coyaba Beach Resort.
Swim-Up Pool Bar

Swim-up Pool Bar

A refreshing swim-up bar at Coyaba Beach Resort offering drinks beside the pool, located next to the Carbet Restaurant. Swim-up Pool Bar suits guests cooling off between swims, with easygoing service and a relaxed poolside feel from morning into evening.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
DINE & DRINKS FAQs

Coyaba Beach Resort offers two on-site restaurants, Arawakabana and Carbet Restaurant, along with three bars and lounges — the Cacique Bar and Lounge, the Beach Bar, and a Swim-up Pool Bar. Together these venues cover breakfast, lunch, dinner, and all-day drinks for guests staying at Coyaba Beach Resort.

The main restaurant at Coyaba Beach Resort is Arawakabana, serving classically prepared international fare and Grenadian delicacies, including seasonal lobster, pumpkin and ginger soup, and sesame-crusted yellow fin tuna. The second venue, Carbet Restaurant, is a casual, open-air poolside grill next to the free-form pool, offering an à la carte menu of burgers, catch of the day, soups, salads, and sandwiches for lunch and dinner.

Coyaba Beach Resort is not exclusively all-inclusive; stays can be booked on a bed & breakfast, half board, full board, or all-inclusive basis, with a Premium Plus all-inclusive upgrade also available. Guests should note that under all-inclusive rates, a supplement may still apply to some food items, premium meals, champagne, and premium brand drinks.

Coyaba Beach Resort features three bars and lounges: the Cacique Bar and Lounge, the resort’s main spot for pre- and post-dinner cocktails with weekly live entertainment; the Beach Bar, serving drinks just steps from the sand; and the Swim-up Pool Bar beside Carbet Restaurant, open from 8:00am to 11:00pm daily.

Yes. While breakfast and lunch at Coyaba Beach Resort are casual, evening dining follows an elegantly casual dress code: men are asked to wear trousers, a collared shirt, and closed shoes, while women are asked to avoid excessive minis, flip flops, and sneakers or trainers. Swimming costumes must be covered and closed-in shoes are required for dinner throughout the resort.

Coyaba Beach Resort welcomes guests of all ages at its restaurants and bars, and babysitting and childcare services are available for a surcharge for families who wish to enjoy an adult evening out. That said, the resort’s relaxed, elegantly casual dining venues and general atmosphere are especially popular with couples and adult travelers seeking a quieter beachfront experience.

Breakfast at Coyaba Beach Resort’s main restaurant, Arawakabana, is served buffet-style daily from 6:30am to 10:00am. On non-all-inclusive rate plans, breakfast is available for a surcharge.

Yes, Coyaba Beach Resort offers private dining at its garden cabanas, as well as beach-side dining for an extra charge, giving guests the option of a more intimate, alfresco meal beyond the resort’s main restaurants.

The Swim-up Pool Bar at Coyaba Beach Resort sits right beside the free-form outdoor pool and Carbet Restaurant, letting guests order cocktails without leaving the water. It operates daily from 8:00am to 11:00pm, making it a relaxed spot for drinks throughout the day and into the evening.

Coyaba Beach Resort hosts weddings on Grand Anse beach at sunset, in a gazebo overlooking the water, or in the resort’s gardens, with wedding packages including romantic barefoot dining for the couple, a sunset sparkling toast with canapés, and a custom Caribbean wedding cake. A dedicated wedding coordinator at Coyaba Beach Resort helps arrange these special-occasion dining moments alongside the legal requirements for marrying in Grenada.

Coyaba Beach Resort

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