Can we agree that great food, service, views, and music, are something we would all want in a restaurant? If so, Rackham's is a must on every trip to Grand Cayman.

But wait...there's more. Much more!

How about ordering your drink, getting up off your couch, and heading down the ladder into the beautiful and clear waters of the Caribbean Sea.

Then, how about snorkeling with 5-foot-long fish, on every visit, right off of the ladder. Yes, beautiful and a bit eerie looking Tarpon patrol the waters just off of Rackham's, named for the alleged designed of the Jolly Roger flag himself: Pirate Calico Jack Rackham.

Then, how about heading to a shipwreck, the Wreck of the Cali, just a few fin kicks away from Rackham's. If you want to keep going, the reef is just on the opposite side of the wreck.

When you've had enough of the beautiful wreck, reef, tarpon and so many beautiful reef fish, often including squid, then head back up and enjoy a great meal.

Typically, we return to the water after eating for another visit with the Tarpon, as night falls for an extra spooky bit of fun.

I've been to Rackham's more than 30 times, probably close to 50, over the past decades. Every trip includes at least one, but usually two meals at Rackham's. It is great for lunch or dinner. My parents and kids love it too.

In fact, everyone loves it!

Last summer, I introduced 35 people in my family to Rackham's. We had to go back for our final night, by popular demand. Everyone was blown away, even the folks that preferred to stay dry. My 92 year old grandmother, Nonnie, loved it as well.

It was a very magical part of our magical trip.

This year, we brought my children’s' friends, as well as 75 people from my incredible team at Callagy Law.

Rackham's made everyone's opening night on Grand Cayman, so magical and special. Folks could not believe that a place like this existed. People were jumping off the ladder, free diving down on the wreck, screaming and laughing as Tarpon swam past (the new folks to the undersea world), and a mind-blowing night of fun was had by all.

While I'm not a drinker, folks were also very high on not only the quality of our food, but also the amazing Island beverages.

And, hey, who doesn't enjoy being close to a "pirate vibe" every now and then.

My only hope is that Rackham's brings back their T-shirts. I lost mine from years ago, and I would love it if they started selling them again.

By the way, we were also joined at our party at Rackham's by our friends from Deep Blue Divers, the only folks to dive with on the Island and that comes from a person with 35 years of diving experience who likes kind and fun people very much.

Also, one other outstanding dining option is the amazing people from Casanova. They also have incredible people, food and water views.

Rackham's, for my children, now teens, feels like home, and they were thrilled to introduce their friends to it this year.

Thank you Rackham's for bringing magic to our summers each and every year.

Sean