The House, Barbados, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Hotel - Adults Only

Dining at The House is a relaxed affair; choose to have dinner in the lobby lounge or on the oceanfront deck, or order to your suite or private beach cabana (all-day and moonlight menus are available, along with 24-hour room service).

The team can put together a private dining experience if you’re in the mood for romance, and if you’re after more variety, the resort’s dine-around programme means you can eat at selected sister properties for no extra cost. Head to Tamarind next door for a variety of themed nights, or try Colony Club for the locally renowned Lobster & Jazz evening.

Please note that currently the dine around options are limited whilst renovations are taking place.

At the newly opened Positano, they serve delightful dishes that which will whisk you away to Italy's Amalfi Coast for the evening. It is overseen by head chef, Marcello Piacentini and the atmosphere is casual but sophisticated.

The Deck — is the open-air hub of The House, with relaxed eating options throughout the day. The fresh buffet breakfast starts the day on the right note, while traditional afternoon tea and pre-dinner canapés add a note of sophisticated indulgence. For a change of scene, the Taste of Elegance Dine Around Programme gives access to the dining options at The House’s sister properties, some of which are only a short stroll away.

If you’d like to learn more about the island’s national spirit, the 1703 Mount Gay Rum Bar is a great place to unwind with a cocktail or a shot before or after dinner.

Champagne breakfasts and afternoon teas with a side of ocean breeze make The Deck our favourite spot.

The Deck — This open-air restaurant is the hub of The House, serving food throughout the day against a glittering ocean backdrop. Breakfast features unlimited champagne, and the afternoon tea is a delight with scones, pastries and other sweet and savoury treats served from 4-5pm. Don’t miss the complimentary pre-dinner canapes from 7-8pm each evening, either. Positano — Whisk yourself away to Italy’s Amalfi Coast for the evening at this newly opened restaurant, overseen by head chef Marcello Piacentini. Get here for 5pm to catch happy hour before tucking into a pizza or pasta dish with chilled beats for a backdrop. 1703 Mount Gay Rum Bar — Learn about the island’s national spirit at this relaxed bar, serving rum cocktails and shots with a side of Bajan flare.