Dine & Drink

St. James’s Club Antigua features 6 restaurants and 6 bars and lounges, including 3 poolside bars and 2 beach bars. Signature venues at St. James’s Club Antigua include Rainbow Garden, The Docksider, Piccolo Mondo, the Reef Deck Bar, the Mamora Bar, and the Royal Suites Bar, offering guests a wide variety of dining and drink experiences across the resort.

Yes. At St. James’s Club Antigua, all dining and beverages are included in the all-inclusive accommodation rate, alongside non-motorized water sports, resort facilities, activities, taxes and fees. Guests should note that Piccolo Mondo carries a per-person surcharge for guests on the all-inclusive plan, as it is the resort’s fine-dining specialty restaurant.

Piccolo Mondo is the fine-dining restaurant at St. James’s Club Antigua, set in a hillside location overlooking the pool and Mamora Bay. It serves Italian cuisine with a Caribbean twist, with signature dishes such as Veal Scaloppini Milanese and grilled catch of the day. Piccolo Mondo is open for dinner only on select evenings, requires reservations, and carries a per-person surcharge for guests on the all-inclusive plan.

Yes, reservations are recommended for evening dining at St. James’s Club Antigua. Rainbow Garden, the resort’s main buffet-style restaurant, requires reservations for dinner service, and Piccolo Mondo also requires reservations given its limited evening seatings and fine-dining format.

St. James’s Club Antigua asks guests to dress in smart or summer casual attire for evening dining, avoiding beachwear, gym wear, ripped jeans, flip-flops, t-shirts and trainers. Piccolo Mondo maintains an elevated dress code requiring long trousers and a collared shirt for men, with no shorts, beachwear or flip-flops permitted.