Flying Fishbone
About
Feet-in-the-sand tables on a quiet cove in Savaneta, far enough from the high-rises that the only light at dinner is the candles and the moon. Reservations open 90 days out and the waterline tables go first — book the early seating and ask specifically for the sand. Expensive, romantic, worth it once per trip.
At a glance
- Area
- Savaneta
- Vibe
- romantic
- Price
- ●●●●
- Reservation required
- ✓
- Kid friendly
- –
- Cuisine
- seafoodinternationalCaribbean
- Dietary options
- vegetariangluten-free
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