Rhodes Restaurant
Rhodesian Fusion · St. George's
Restaurant in St. George's, Grenada
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Chef
Pedro Subijana
Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
Rhodes Restaurant works for a planned St. George's dinner when you want a more composed hotel dining experience and a cuisine angle beyond the usual resort mix. The 2026 Relais & Châteaux Award gives it a useful trust signal, but unpublished pricing makes it less convenient for budget-first diners.
About Rhodes Restaurant
Rhodes Restaurant is a dinner-focused restaurant in St. George's. It serves Rhodesian Fusion, Pedro Subijana is the named chef/owner, the dress code is smart casual, the restaurant holds a 2026 Relais Chateaux Award. Its hours are evening only on select nights, so it is best considered for a planned dinner rather than an all-day dining option.
Dining choices can pull in several directions at once. In that mix, Rhodes Restaurant stands out for its specific cuisine label and evening schedule. For travelers sorting one planned dinner from looser options, this is the pick to consider when Rhodesian Fusion, smart-casual dress, award recognition matter more than spontaneity.
Choose it for a planned dinner, not a casual drop-in
The cuisine signal is the main reason to pay attention here. “Rhodesian Fusion” is specific enough to separate it from broader dining choices. Treat the cuisine direction as the draw rather than assuming particular signature dishes or a specific format. Pedro Subijana is the named chef/owner, which gives the listing a clear culinary identity, though diners should not assume a tasting-menu structure unless the restaurant says so directly.
The tradeoff is clarity. This is not the safest choice for diners trying to compare budgets before committing. If value certainty, menu specifics, or a more casual plan matters, compare current information for other options such as House of Chocolate Bakery, Pizzeria, or Dodgy Dock Restaurant and Bar before deciding. If the goal is a more deliberate evening, Rhodes Restaurant has the stronger signal through its cuisine, smart-casual dress code, 2026 Relais Chateaux Award.
Where it fits in St. George's
Book this for a planned dinner in St. George's or for a traveler who wants a restaurant with a clear stated cuisine. Skip it if the group wants maximum flexibility, because the schedule is limited to dinner hours on select nights. Nori is another option to compare, while The Beach Club at Calabash also makes sense as a comparison when choosing among dining options.
The recommendation is a yes for a planned St. George's dinner where Rhodesian Fusion, smart-casual dress, award recognition justify choosing carefully. It is a weaker fit for diners who need published pricing, bar seating certainty, or an all-day option. In a city where many meals can be built around ease, Rhodes Restaurant is better treated as the night to schedule around.
Located inside
HotelCalabash HotelFull hotel guidePlanning details
- Location
- Calabash Hotel L'Anse Aux Epines, St George's, Grenada
- Website
- calabashhotel.com/rhodes-restaurant
- Phone
- +1 473-444-4334
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Rhodes Restaurant sits within the Calabash Hotel on Grenada’s quieter southern peninsula and presents a measured, seaside form of fine dining. The room carries a calm, unhurried character that matches the hotel’s pace; arrivals in the evening encounter an understated, scenic setting rather than resort bustle. In the kitchen, classical technique governs choices, so dishes feel intentional and composed rather than casual or tossed together. The overall impression is serene and scenic — a refined hotel dining experience that channels formal training into island-sourced ingredients and a composed service rhythm.
Best For
Rhodes is most compelling for evening dining and milestone meals when guests want a deliberate, technically minded experience rather than beach-bar informality. Located at the L'Anse Aux Epines shoreline within the Calabash Hotel, it suits hotel guests and visitors seeking a composed dinner with a waterfront backdrop. The kitchen’s focus on classical technique and island produce makes it an obvious pick for special occasions, date nights and celebrations that benefit from attentive service and a calm, scenic room rather than a louder, tourist-focused scene.
Ordering Tips
Order with an eye toward the kitchen’s fusion of classical method and Grenadian ingredients. Start with lighter starch- and vegetable-forward bites that showcase local flavours — for example, a shrimp & callaloo tartlet — and move to mains that highlight fresh reef fish or shellfish, such as the blackened swordfish or lobster gnocchi. The menu is described as deliberate and chef-led, so pick dishes that foreground island produce (nutmeg, cocoa, breadfruit, reef fish) and let the kitchen’s technique carry the treatment; opt for seafood preparations to sample the local larder.
Venue details
Ambiance
Refined and elegant with natural textures, modern decor, comfortable seating, well-spaced tables, and occasional live music like jazz or piano.
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Vibe
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Experience
Sourcing
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Smart Casual
- Noise Level
- Quiet
- Service Style
- Formal
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Small
Signature Dishes
- lobster gnocchi
- shrimp & callaloo tartlet
- blackened swordfish
Planning details
Location
Calabash Hotel L'Anse Aux Epines, St George's, Grenada · Directions
Recognition and awards
Also consider
If Rhodes Restaurant is not the right fit, try The Beach Club at Calabash for a more relaxed hotel meal in the same general orbit. For a livelier, less formal St. George's option, Dodgy Dock Restaurant and Bar is the easier fallback.
Restaurant context
Rhodes Restaurant is the more occasion-led choice compared with Dodgy Dock Restaurant and Bar. Choose Rhodes for a composed dinner where the cuisine and room are the point; choose Dodgy Dock when the group wants a looser waterfront meal, drinks-first energy, easier flexibility.
Against The Beach Club at Calabash, Rhodes is the stronger pick for diners who want the meal to feel more formal and chef-directed. The Beach Club is the safer call for a relaxed hotel meal, especially if the group is not looking to build the evening around dinner.
House of Chocolate Bakery and Pizzeria are easier value plays, while Nori is the better cross-shop for diners specifically craving sushi. Rhodes is the choice when recognition, ambiance, a less common fusion format matter more than quick decision-making.
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Compare Rhodes Restaurant
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rhodes Restaurant | St. George's | Rhodesian Fusion | 2026 Relais Chateaux Restaurants2025 Relais Chateaux Award |
| Nori | Lance-aux-Épines | No published awards | ; |
| The Beach Club at Calabash | St. George's | No published awards | ; |
| House of Chocolate Bakery | St. George's | No published awards | ; |
| Pizzeria | St. George's | No published awards | ; |
| Dodgy Dock Restaurant and Bar | St. George's | No published awards | ; |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Rhodes Restaurant?
Treat it as a planned dinner in St. George's, not a casual drop-in. The draw is the Rhodesian Fusion cuisine, dinner runs Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 7–11 PM. The restaurant is closed Tuesday and Thursday, the dress code is smart casual.
Is Rhodes Restaurant good for a special occasion?
It can be a good choice when you want a more deliberate dinner built around Rhodesian Fusion and a smart-casual dress code. Its 2026 Relais Chateaux Award is a notable recognition point. Dodgy Dock Restaurant and Bar is another venue to compare, while Rhodes Restaurant is easier to frame around a planned dinner because its hours are evening only on select nights.
Is lunch or dinner better at Rhodes Restaurant?
Dinner is the service to plan around here: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 7–11 PM. The restaurant is closed Tuesday and Thursday. For a daytime meal, compare current information for other St. George's dining options.
