Visited prime twice during our annual GCI stay in November 2009. This year they dropped the price of the Friday and Saturday brunch and increased the number and types of meats, fish. At 19 C.I it is a very satisfying meal with various salads, spanish hams, lucious lobster bisque, caesare salad unlimited slices of prime sirloin, flank steak, chicken, turkey.... more

I have been to quite a few Brazilian steakhouses and Prime was pretty good. They had some unusual local as well as the usual cuts of beef. more

Brazillian Steakhouse dining. Eat your fill of meat served on skewers, multiple beef, pork, chicken and seafood. Starters are a harvester style (albeit infantely better quality) salad bar, which includes lobster bisque. Not cheap, and the food can be a little hit and miss, but there will definatley be something that you will love given the sheer quantity on offer.... more

Prime serves the highest quality meats I have ever eaten at a churrasco. It was also the most expensive churrasco we've ever been to. They have a good selection of wines albeit pricey. The cost is probably more a matter of the weak US dollar than being over-priced. The service was excellent, the host checked on us frequently to make... more

We visited Grand Cayman Island in October 2008 and we had a wonderful vacation except for the evening we dined at the Prime Steakhouse across from the Westin. We were expecting a classy, gourmet meal, served Brazilian style on skewers, but instead got overpriced, second rate food. When we arrived at this shopping mall restaurant there was no staff to... more

I'm refering to "THE PRIME" restaurant. It's located in The Governor's Square shopping center on 7 Mile Beach. It's got an upscale atmosphere, dark woods, contemporary furnishings, stone accents. The Prime is realitvely new to the Cayman Islands. It's theme is Brazilian style eating/service. There is a buffet area for all your appitizers. When you've had enough of those, you... more