Dining · Casa de Campo®

Dining at Casa de Campo®

From beachfront grills to waterfront marina restaurants
Dining · Casa de Campo®

From beachfront grills to waterfront tables.

Dining at Casa de Campo® spans three settings — the Marina with its waterfront restaurants, Altos de Chavón’s re-created 16th-century Mediterranean village, and Minitas Beach for casual oceanfront lunch.

Planning a visit? See where to eat in our Casa de Campo® restaurants guide.

Three Settings

Where to eat at Casa de Campo®.

Casa de Campo® Marina, La Romana — 400-berth yacht club and waterfront village, Dominican Republic, La Romana, Dominican Republic
Marina Village

Marina Waterfront

Italian, Mediterranean, and seafood along the marina. The center of evening dining at the resort.

Altos de Chavón at Casa de Campo® Resort — 16th-century-inspired artisan village, La Romana, Dominican Republic
Altos de Chavón

Re-created 16th-Century Village

Restaurants set in the artisan village above the Chavón River. The most dramatic setting on the resort.

Minitas Beach at Casa de Campo®, La Romana, Dominican Republic, La Romana — private beach club, Dominican Republic
Minitas Beach

Beachside Casual

Caribbean and Mediterranean lunch, fresh seafood, and signature cocktails right on the sand at the beach club restaurant.

Tables Worth Booking

Names You’ll See on Every Trip.

From the hotel and marina to the cliffside village and the beach — the rooms that anchor resort dining.

Stone façade of La Piazzetta with arched wooden doors, Altos de Chavón, Casa de Campo®, La Romana, Dominican Republic
  1. Hotel

    La Caña + Lago

    La Caña by the pool is the daily breakfast anchor for most owners and hotel guests. Lago serves a breakfast and lunch buffet overlooking the Teeth of the Dog® golf course and the sea — casual, made-to-order, and good for groups.
  2. Altos de Chavón

    La Piazzetta + Chilango Taquería

    La Piazzetta is the long-standing favourite for special occasions — Italian fine dining up in the cliffside village. Chilango Taquería brings vibrant Mexican street food and tacos to Plaza Chavón — casual, colorful, and family-friendly.
  3. Marina

    SBG, Causa + Peperoni

    SBG for Mediterranean plates and seafood by the water. Causa for Peruvian cuisine (Creole, Nikkei, and Chifa) and an active bar scene. Peperoni for casual pizza and pasta — family-friendly and quick.
  4. Minitas Beach

    Minitas Beach Club

    Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant is the beachfront lunch spot — a Caribbean and Mediterranean menu, and the default stop between rounds and beach days.
Owning at the Resort

Live this every weekend you are here.

Owners walk to dinner at the Marina, lunch at Minitas Beach Club, and sunset drinks along the marina. Plan the villa search that gets you there.

And when you are ready to make these tables your locals, we help you buy your villa, assist with anything you might need — and our villa rental agency can put it to work in the rental market when you are not at the resort.