Dine & Drink
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Oceanfront Flavors, Poolside Cocktails, and Relaxed Manzanillo Dining
Start the day with buffet breakfast at El Palmar, enjoy local and seafood dishes at Los Delfines, then reserve an elegant dinner at Legazpi, the à la carte international restaurant with a formal dress code. The resort also features poolside and swim-up bars, lounges, and snack options, with availability and hours varying by season and occupancy.
Legazpi
An elegant international restaurant at Las Hadas offering à la carte specialties in a refined dinner setting. Legazpi is perfect for guests ages 14 and up seeking a polished evening meal, with reservations required and resort-elegant attire.
- Serves: Dinner
- Hours vary — see concierge
El Palmar
A welcoming buffet restaurant at Las Hadas serving breakfast with a generous morning spread. El Palmar is perfect for guests starting the day at an easy pace, with a casual feel that suits couples and families alike.
- Serves: Breakfast
- Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
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DINE & DRINKS FAQs
What dining options are available at Las Hadas?
Las Hadas offers a well-rounded dining scene with restaurants including Legazpi, El Palmar, Los Delfines, and El Terrenal, ranging from a la carte international cuisine to buffet meals, local seafood, and steakhouse fare. Guests staying at Las Hadas can also enjoy several on-site bars and lounges, making it easy to find a meal or drink to suit any mood without leaving the resort.
Does Las Hadas have a fine dining restaurant?
Yes, Legazpi is the signature specialty restaurant at Las Hadas, serving a la carte international cuisine for dinner only. Reservations are strongly recommended, and the restaurant maintains a more formal atmosphere than the resort’s casual dining venues, making it a popular choice for guests at Las Hadas seeking an elevated evening meal.
Is there a dress code or age requirement at Legazpi restaurant at Las Hadas?
Legazpi at Las Hadas enforces a resort-elegant dress code, and men are asked to wear long pants rather than shorts. The restaurant also has a minimum age requirement of 14, and reservations are considered a must for anyone dining at Legazpi during their stay at Las Hadas.
Does Las Hadas offer buffet-style dining?
Yes, El Palmar is the buffet restaurant at Las Hadas, open for breakfast daily. For guests not on an all-inclusive package, the buffet breakfast at Las Hadas is available from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a set fee per adult and child, giving flexibility for those on room-only rates.
Does Las Hadas have a steakhouse or seafood restaurant?
Las Hadas features El Terrenal, a steakhouse-style restaurant known for its cuts of meat and views over the Bahía de Santiago, as well as Los Delfines, which focuses on local and seafood dishes for lunch and dinner. Together these venues give guests at Las Hadas a choice between land and sea favorites.
What bars and lounges can guests enjoy at Las Hadas?
Las Hadas is home to several bars and lounges, including the Piano Lounge–Martini’s Bar, Coco Loco, and the Lobby Bar, the latter known for live guitar music in the evenings. Golfers at Las Hadas can also stop by the Hoyo 19 bar on the course, adding to the resort’s varied evening options.
Does Las Hadas have a swim-up bar?
Yes, Las Hadas features a swim-up bar at its main outdoor pool, allowing guests to order drinks without leaving the water. The main pool area at Las Hadas also includes an adjacent kiddy pool and plenty of loungers, making it a central gathering spot for guests throughout the day.
Is all-inclusive dining available at Las Hadas?
Guests booking an all-inclusive rate at Las Hadas enjoy a breakfast buffet, lunch and dinner served buffet-style or a la carte, domestic beverages, and snacks throughout their stay. All-inclusive guests at Las Hadas are also treated to dinner at one of the resort’s specialty restaurants for every two nights of their stay, with gratuities included.
Are children welcome at the restaurants of Las Hadas?
Las Hadas is designed as a welcoming retreat for both couples and families, and most restaurants, including El Palmar and Los Delfines, accommodate guests of all ages. The exception is Legazpi, which maintains a minimum age requirement of 14, allowing families staying at Las Hadas to still enjoy a more adult-focused dinner setting when desired.
Can non-guests dine or enjoy drinks at Las Hadas?
Non-guests can purchase a day pass to access the beach and pool facilities at Las Hadas, which includes use of the poolside and swim-up bars along with equipment like kayaks, paddleboards, and snorkel gear. This makes it possible to sample the drinks and casual dining atmosphere at Las Hadas even without an overnight stay.