Dine & Drink
Taste the Vibe
Open-Air Dining From Hillside Treehouse to Beach Bars
Taste Tropical World Cuisine, Caribbean and Creole specialties, East Indian–Caribbean fusion, and wholly vegan or vegetarian dinners across open-air settings by the hillside, beach, and Piti Piton lounge. Enjoy lunch at Anse Mamin’s Jungle Grill, cocktails at Piti Piton and Beach Bar, weekly rum mixology, chocolate tastings, and candlelit themed evenings, with dinner reservations encouraged for added flexibility.
Treehouse
An open-air Caribbean Tropical World Cuisine restaurant at Anse Chastanet Resort serving breakfast and nightly changing candlelit dinners from a hillside setting. Treehouse is perfect for unhurried meals with hilltop views, wood-beamed ceilings and white-linen tables that feel elegant yet warmly tropical.
- Serves: Breakfast & Dinner
- Hours vary — see concierge
Trou au Diable
A beachfront Creole/Caribbean restaurant at Anse Chastanet Resort serving daily lunch with salads, sandwiches, burgers and island specialties directly on Anse Chastanet beach. Trou au Diable suits relaxed seaside meals and Tuesday Caribbean evenings, with flambeau candles and steel pan music.
- Serves: Lunch & Dinner
- Hours vary — see concierge
Apsara
An innovative beachfront restaurant at Anse Chastanet Resort offering modern East Indian and Caribbean cooking directly on Anse Chastanet beach. Apsara is perfect for guests who want bold fusion flavours by the sand, with a distinctive sense of place and a relaxed evening feel.
- Serves: Dinner
- Hours vary — see concierge
Emeralds
A thoughtful vegan and vegetarian restaurant at Anse Chastanet Resort serving an all-vegan dinner menu in the Piti Piton lounge. Emeralds is perfect for plant-focused dining with impressive views, offering a fresh, relaxed setting for dinner throughout the week except Tuesdays.
- Serves: Dinner
- Hours vary — see concierge
Jungle Grill
A casual Caribbean grill restaurant at Anse Chastanet Resort serving lunch on Anse Mamin beach with burgers, hot dogs and easygoing island flavors. Jungle Grill is perfect for a relaxed midday break by the sand, with a simple, beach-day feel.
- Serves: Lunch
- Hours: 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Beach Bar
A relaxed beach bar at Anse Chastanet Resort offering tropical drinks by the water from morning until late evening. Beach Bar suits guests unwinding between swims or watching the sunset, with an easygoing seaside feel and Sunday rum mixology.
- Serves: Tropical Cocktails & Rum
- Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.
Piton Bar
An airy cocktail bar at Anse Chastanet Resort offering tropical cocktails, beers, fine malt whiskeys and after-dinner drinks just off the Treehouse Restaurant. Piton Bar is perfect for relaxed drinks and signature sips like Stairway to Heaven, with a sunny lounge feel.
- Serves: Cocktails, Beers & Whiskeys
- Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
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DINE & DRINKS FAQs
What dining options are available at Anse Chastanet Resort?
Anse Chastanet Resort offers four distinctive restaurants plus multiple bars, including the hillside Treehouse Restaurant, the beachfront Trou au Diable, the all-vegan Emerald’s, and the Jungle Grill on Anse Mamin beach, alongside the Piton Bar and Beach Bar.
Does Anse Chastanet Resort offer vegan or vegetarian dining?
Yes, Anse Chastanet Resort features Emerald’s, a wholly vegan and vegetarian restaurant serving an all-vegan dinner menu nightly except Tuesdays, using produce grown on the resort’s own organic farm.
What is the dress code for dinner at Anse Chastanet Resort?
Evenings at Anse Chastanet Resort call for smart casual attire; gentlemen are asked to wear collared shirts with long Bermuda shorts or slacks, while athletic wear, distressed clothing and caps are discouraged at dinner.
Are dinner reservations required at Anse Chastanet Resort?
Reservations at Anse Chastanet Resort are generally encouraged rather than mandatory, though the Monday Gourmet Dinner & Wine Pairing in the Treehouse and the Friday Lionfish Dinner on Anse Mamin Beach do require advance booking.
What is the Treehouse Restaurant at Anse Chastanet Resort known for?
The Treehouse Restaurant at Anse Chastanet Resort is an open-air, hillside dining room with wood-beamed ceilings and white-linen tables, serving a nightly-changing dinner menu of Tropical World Cuisine in a candlelit setting.
Does Anse Chastanet Resort have beachfront dining?
Yes, Trou au Diable sits directly on Anse Chastanet beach, serving lunch daily plus themed dinners, while the Beach Bar and Jungle Grill on Anse Mamin beach offer additional oceanfront dining and drinks.
What bars are available at Anse Chastanet Resort?
Anse Chastanet Resort’s bars include the Piton Bar, open daily from 8:00 a.m. until midnight with tropical cocktails and fine spirits, plus the Beach Bar and the Jungle Bar on Anse Mamin beach.
Does Anse Chastanet Resort offer themed dinner nights?
Yes, Anse Chastanet Resort hosts a weekly Caribbean culinary evening at Trou au Diable on Tuesdays with flambeau candles and a steel pan band, and an APSARA East Indian-Caribbean fusion menu on other evenings.
Can children dine at Anse Chastanet Resort's restaurants?
Anse Chastanet Resort welcomes guests aged 8 and older year-round, and children within that age range are welcome to dine at all of the resort’s restaurants and bars alongside adults.
Does Anse Chastanet Resort source ingredients locally?
Anse Chastanet Resort grows much of its own produce on-site, drawing from a dedicated organic farm and vegetable garden that supplies restaurants like Emerald’s and supports weekly Chocolate Sensory Tastings.