Frommer's Review
This beautifully romantic spot has a leisurely, old-fashioned charm, but it may have the most innovative menu on the island. Grace's Cottage is a little architectural gem: a warm buttery-yellow cottage with Victorian-style gingerbread trim and latticework. The restaurant only seats 62 people, and you can bet the majority of them are couples holding hands across the candlelit tables. You dine on the cottage terrace or on one of the patios surrounding the cottage, nestled in tropical vegetation and softly illuminated lighting. Inside you can enjoy an aperitif at the mahogany bar before taking a chair at one of the teak tables covered with Egyptian cotton tablecloths. Chef Mario Larese has developed an imaginative menu with creative food pairings. You might start with the red snapper with garlic grits and watercress in a Turk's Head beer dressing or the duck breast and veal kidney served with seasonal beans in a sugar-cane demi-glace.
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