6 Cafés to Try in Cayman

A local stop for your daily coffee fix

Coffee Point is a great choice when you’re looking for a casual spot to grab a cup and get on with your day. Located at Pasadora Place on Smith Road, it’s an easy option for a morning pick-me-up, a quick bite or a relaxed coffee catch-up.

If you like discovering smaller local spots rather than always heading to the usual favourites, add Coffee Point to your list.

Why try it: A convenient local coffee stop with a relaxed, no-fuss feel.

For coffee catch-ups and slow mornings

Paperman’s has long been part of Cayman’s coffee scene, making it an easy choice for everything from an early morning coffee to an afternoon meet-up.

Alongside your favourite hot and iced drinks, you can grab pastries, sandwiches and other café bites. With multiple locations across Grand Cayman, it’s also one of the easiest spots on this list to work into your day.

Why try it: A classic Cayman coffeehouse that's perfect for catching up with a friend.

For coffee with a fresh and healthy twist

Jessie’s in Camana Bay is a good one for the days when you want your café stop to feel a little fresher. Coffee and cold brew sit alongside smoothies, cold-pressed juices, breakfast dishes, wraps and other lighter options.

Grab something to go or settle in before exploring the rest of Camana Bay.

Why try it: Great when you want coffee, breakfast and healthier options all in one stop.

For when coffee needs a side of waffles

Some café trips are about the coffee. Others are about treating yourself.

Waffle Monkey in George Town definitely falls into the second category. With waffles at the centre of the experience, it's a fun choice for breakfast, brunch or an afternoon sweet treat — with a coffee alongside it, of course.

Why try it: Because sometimes your coffee run deserves waffles too.

For a proper Cayman breakfast

If you’re looking for somewhere to sit down and make breakfast the main event, Eats is an island classic.

From pancakes and French toast to eggs, waffles and coffee, there’s plenty to choose from for a relaxed breakfast or brunch. It’s the kind of familiar, casual spot that works whether you’re meeting friends or just really hungry.

Why try it: A longtime Cayman favourite for a classic sit-down breakfast.

A Little Cayman stop worth knowing about

Not every café on your list has to be on Grand Cayman.

Seahorse Boutique & Coffee Shop gives you another reason to slow down while visiting Little Cayman. Stop in for a coffee, browse the boutique and enjoy a quieter kind of café experience while exploring the island.

Why try it: A charming Little Cayman find that combines coffee and island shopping.