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Tiki Beach
Tiki Beach makes an impact on the Beach. An upscale restaurant, bar and watersports centre
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10% discount on your entire bill plus 1 FREE Rum/Fruit Punch per person

By  Tiki Beach
Start Date : 01 Dec, 2012
End Date : 31 Dec, 2013
10% discount on your entire bill plus 1 FREE Tiki Rum/Fruit Punch per person
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Jimmy Buffets Margaritaville
Margaritaville has been serving up lots of fun since it opened in the heart of George Town
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10% discount on everything at Margaritaville

By  Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville
Start Date : 12 Jan, 2012
End Date : 31 Dec, 2013
Receive 10% discount on your bill at Margaritaville
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Guy Harvey's Restaurant and Bar
Stop by for a midday bite when shopping downtown. West Indian and classic French cuisine
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10% Discount on your bill at Guy Harvey's Restaurant & Bar

By  Guy Harvey’s Restaurant & Bar
Start Date : 01 Dec, 2012
End Date : 31 Dec, 2013
10% off food and beverages at Guy Harvey's Restaurant & Grill when you mention EXPLORE.
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By : LUCA
Beautiful water view at LUCA
Enjoy brunch, a glass of wine or a scrumptious snack right on seven mile beach at LUCA
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Fixed price lunch: 2 courses and a glass of house wine

By  LUCA
Start Date : 16 Jan, 2012
End Date : 31 Dec, 2013
Enjoy a fixed price lunch at LUCA, 2 courses and a glass of house wine for just KYD$22.00
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By : Bonnie Vincent
Cracked Conch
Enjoy the view, sunset to sunrise at Cracked Conch!
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Food Specials at Macabuca, Cracked Conch

By  Cracked Conch
Start Date : 13 Jan, 2012
End Date : 31 Dec, 2013
Food specials available all week at Macabuca, Cracked Conch
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By : Cayman Taffy
Handmade Candy
Watching candy being poured at Cayman Taffy.
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Six free pieces of Saltwater Taffy & 10% off purchases over KYD$10.00

By  Cayman Taffy Company
Start Date : 16 Jan, 2012
End Date : 31 Dec, 2013
Get six pieces of free Cayman Saltwater Taffy and watch chocolate being made. Ideal for the kids!
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