We like Macabuca at the north end of 7 mile beach. Not a beach bar but on the water. You can snorkel off of there if it's not too choppy. Luca is amazing for Sunday brunch but will likely be mobbed on Easter. Also check out the bioluminescence tour with Cayman kayaks.
It's been ages since I've been to Grenada, but I keep trying to figure out a comeback. If I were to come back, I would look at the beaches on the southwest side of the island (Grand Anse, Morne Rouge (BBC Beach), L'anse Aux Epines). If my budget allowed, I would stay at La Luna -- it just looks dreamy. I've stayed at True Blue, which was less luxurious, but had everything you might need on site: restaurant, bar, pool, etc.
That's a nightmare scenario sorry you had to deal with that hassle on what should've been a relaxing trip. The credit card fraud alone is bad enough, but having the car relocated without any heads up would have sent me into a panic thinking it was stolen. I've learned the hard way to always use a dedicated travel card with low limits for rentals in places where you're not familiar with the operators. For anyone looking for alternatives, I've had great luck with Blue Nile Livery when I needed airport car service in the Caribbean on other islands they're upfront about pricing and actually communicate if anything changes. Might be worth checking if they have options on Dominica or nearby, or at least using them as a benchmark for what proper service looks like. Hope your next visit goes much smoother!
I've learned the hard way to always use a dedicated travel card with low limits for rentals in places where you're not familiar with the operators. For anyone looking for alternatives, I've had great luck with Blue Nile Livery when I needed