Grand Cayman's convivium is led by Alan Markoff of the Cayman Compass.
In our continuing effort to support local agriculture, promote responsible food sourcing on-island, and wear-in our brand new outdoor furniture, our restaurant in Camana Bay will host its seventh Farm-to-Table dinner with Slow Food Grand Cayman on Saturday, November 12 at 7:00 p.m. This is the last dinner of 2011! Things are getting busy as our high season and Culinary Month, the Cayman Islands’ annual food celebration, are soon upon us, so I’ll be heading back to @MGFD_GCM with Michael in a couple of weeks to continue planning our roster of events including the island’s inaugural Slow Food Day…
As with previous #FTT events, executive chef Thomas Tennant, pastry chef Adriana Duran, and the BOH team will celebrate local ingredients in a family-style, four course dinner for CI $50 per person (CI $45 for Slow Food members) exclusive of gratuity. Patrick Panton of East End Garden & Gifts will be Saturday’s featured farmer, and wine pairings by sommelier Sean Kerby will be offered for an optional supplement of CI $40 per person. The full menu is available below:
