Topic: The Wharf

Several waterfront restaurants remained closed Tuesday as waves driven by Hurricane Ian continued to pound Grand Cayman's coastline.

There is no question that the culture of Cayman and the arts go hand-in-hand. Storytelling, quadrille music and dance are all part of the islands'...

The Grand Old House and The Wharf restaurants may be closed, but their chefs are busier than ever. The restaurants, under joint ownership, have set up an initiative to support laid-off workers in the tourism industry by providing a meal a day.

Hundreds of runners and walkers joined this year’s Stride Against Cancer on Grand Cayman on Sunday.

One of Grand Cayman’s longest serving restaurants was robbed early Wednesday, police said.

Fireworks, bubbly and party tunes – Cayman knows how to party and New Year’s Eve is no exception, with a score of exciting events happening across the island. From Michelin-starred dining to barefoot on the beach, there’s something for everyone. So where are you going to be when the clock strikes midnight?

For struggling families across Grand Cayman wondering where their next meal is coming from, the surprising answer might be two of Cayman’s top restaurants. Grand Old House and The Wharf have begun delivering free meals to needy families on a weekly basis.

Guardian Capital LP has donated $5,000 to the Educational Scholarship Trust Fund of the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman. The donation was made in support of an IMAC Golf tournament at the North Sound Golf Club, which raised an additional $4,000 from local sponsors on the day.

After serving “many millions” of dinners and making “many millions” of dollars, the owner of The Wharf restaurant is selling his iconic waterfront venue. Clemens Guettler, who opened The Wharf in 1988, has sold the popular restaurant to the owners of Grand Old House.