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Dining, Bars & Dietary

Specialty restaurant reservations, resort evening dress codes, allergies, gluten-free, and vegan menus.

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Restaurants divide into two codes under Resort Casual and Resort Evening dining: Resort Casual (shorts, sundresses, polos, dry swimwear with cover-ups at lunch) and Resort Evening (collared shirts, long pants or dress jeans, and closed shoes for fine dining).

Most open-air buffets, grills, Italian trattorias, and sushi bars require Resort Casual attire: shorts, dressy jeans, sundresses, collared shirts, and sandals are welcome (no swimsuits or bare feet). Signature French, steakhouse, pan-Caribbean, and reservation-only fine-dining venues require Resort Evening attire for dinner: tailored slacks or dress jeans (no shorts, sneakers, flip-flops, or tank tops) and collared shirts with closed-toe shoes for men.

Quick answer: Only select specialty venues - typically Teppanyaki grills (Kimonos), French fine dining (Le Jardinier / La Parisienne), and signature steakhouses (Butch's) - require reservations made via Sandals Dining or your Club/Butler team.

Quick answer: Every property assigns a dedicated Culinary Concierge through Special Dietary Needs support to pre-order gluten-free, vegan, dairy-free, or nut-free meals directly with resort executive chefs.

Quick answer: Yes. Premium spirits, Robert Mondavi Twin Oaks house wines, local beers, and in-room bars are all unlimited and included under Sandals All-Inclusive dining and bars with zero check-signing.

Quick answer: Luxury rooms do not include room service; Club Sandals includes complimentary room service from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and Butler Elite adds 24-hour room service plus custom deliveries from open specialty restaurants.

Quick answer: At Sandals Royal Curacao and Sandals Royal Bahamian, guests staying 7+ paid nights in qualifying Butler suites (or top Island Insiders tiers) receive a $250 USD off-resort dining voucher plus complimentary private round-trip transfers to partner restaurants.

Quick answer: A Sandals Private Candlelight Dinner on the beach or garden gazebo is an optional extra priced around $200 to $250 USD per couple, featuring a custom four-course menu, sparkling wine, private waiter, and white-linen setup.

Quick answer: Yes. Bartenders at Sandals All-Inclusive Bars happily fill personal 20-to-30 oz insulated tumblers (with a quick rinse), keeping frozen cocktails icy far longer than standard reusable resort plastic cups.

Quick answer: Late-night bites after 10:00 PM are served at on-resort English Pubs (such as The Cricketer's Pint or Drunken Duck), 24-hour Club/Butler room service, and late-night pizza or burger grills featured under Sandals Dining.

Quick answer: Yes. Authentic Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee is included across all Sandals All-Inclusive Dining venues, in-room coffee makers, French patisserie espresso bars (Cafe de Paris), and morning room service.

Quick answer: Email Sandals Special Dietary Needs at least 30 days prior to arrival (or 60 days for Kosher pre-packaged meals) so resort chefs can source specialty ingredients and schedule your day-one Culinary Concierge consultation.

Quick answer: Under the Sandals Wine Program, six varietals of Robert Mondavi Twin Oaks (Cabernet, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio) plus sparkling wine are 100% unlimited, while vintage Champagnes and rare reserve bottles incur an optional surcharge.

Quick answer: Weekly Sesame Street stage shows, parades, and daytime character meet-and-greets are included free, whereas the private morning Character Breakfast and nighttime Elmo tuck-ins under Beaches Sesame Street Dining carry a small per-person add-on fee.

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