This part of the St. Regis resort. As the only food option open during the day, this restaurant is your only choice for a long time. Took a long time for us to get menus and the check in the main eating area, but the bar area was super quick and service was fantastic there. The only food I would really recommend or go back for would be the ceviche (soaked in lime, little bit of spice), and the specialty coffees. Otherwise it is what you expect from overpriced resort food. The menu is pretty short. The low stars are for price, the so-so food, the birds & bugs trying to eat your food at the same time as you, and the slow service outside. Highly recommend sitting at the bar and telling Christian hello! He's lovely and the drinks were superb. read more

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We tried a few different things since we were there for a few days. The lobster chicharrones is not great especially for the price. The breakfast brunch is good especially with an omelette (scrambled eggs were dry when I tried). I had arroz con huevo and that was good. The pizza and pizzettas were both good. The churrasco was disappointing for the price. It was very confusing how they had dinner but that was not listed in the website. The service was good. All the wait staff was nice and courteous, and attentive. The location is nice by the beach. Good view. Convenient. read more

We came for breakfast and everything was delicious! From the coffee, to the à la carte menu, to the buffet. Service was spot on and can't beat the view/ambiance... read more

If not staying at hotel make sure to make a reservations as will not be let you onto property without that. We went at normal dinner time of 730 and Place only had two other tables. Waitress claimed was busier early which is possible people went before sunset. Food was okay though not sure worth the price. Okay wine list and service was good which not hard with so few people. We ate outside it Though they have a inside bar area also. We ended up going to lobby bar as place was closing down as we left. They will validate parking for you as we were not charged anything. read more

Seagrapes Restaurant - Property map - American Near Me - Rio Grande, Puerto Rico

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Seagrapes lived up to the St. Regis standard. Breakfast during the week is a little confusing as it's a buffet but the food isn't really laid out, you must order. The weekends have the full buffet ready to go out for you to help yourself, the mimosa included with the buffet was a nice touch. For lunch, the short rib quesadillas are the best I've ever had, the burgers are great, and the conch fritters are just ok. The service here is great, whether you're ordering from Seagrapes from in the restaurant or sitting poolside, they are attentive and friendly. Plenty of staff to attend to you quickly. Beautiful view of the ocean from Seagrapes. The colors in the sky are beautiful to look at while the sun is setting. read more

Pool side service comes in cute Benton style boxes. We enjoyed Grilled Fish Tacos (my favorite), Mango Freeze, Açaí Bowl, Pizza, and two Hamburgers as a group. The service was timely, food delivered hot, and server was delightful. We felt the food was a lot better than expected after reading some of the reviews. Granted we were starving and eating poolside. Those with alcohol drinks were satisfied. read more

Restaurant is the only option for breakfast and lunch. Service was good and the Food is good enough. They have a continental breakfast and a full buffet. You can also order from the menu. Anything from the menu including eggs to order, waffles and French toast all take a long time. The charcuterie selection is decent but should be chilled. The cheese sits out and sweats. Butter croissants are delicious. Fruit options are simple - pineapple, cantaloupe, melon and maybe a few more. I never saw a strawberry or mango in the 5 days I dined there. Fruit also wasn't cold. All room temperature. Try the local juices to see if you like them. I stuck with apple juice each day. Be sure to cover your food if you leave the table for any reason. The black birds are everywhere and they will eat off your plate or table. This restaurant also serves the pool for lunch and all day drinks. Pina colada and rum punch - both with a floater were excellent. Ordered a chicken and shrimp quesadilla. It was delicious!! I even had it a second day. They also offer a spicy crab nacho option. Delicious but the crab is imitation not lump crab meat. I'm from Maryland. Come on now. But again, the flavors were fantastic in the dish. If you stay here and want to dine, this is your breakfast and lunch option. read more

Seagrapes Restaurant - Birds on tables. Don't leave your food unattended. - American Near Me - Rio Grande, Puerto Rico

I want so badly to give Seagrass five stars--the food is absolutely delicious. The chefs here have truly perfected their craft. Everything on the menu was delicious, fresh and served brilliantly. The hamburger, fries, pizza, mahi mahi tacos, grilled chicken, quesadilla, homemade hummus....all delicious. I'm truly going to miss them all!! Lol There are a few problems that prevent the five star. The birds are both fierce and plentiful and there is a stray cat that freely roams the restaurant. Both things are completely unsanitary and need to be addressed and fixed as soon as possible. Yes, the service can be slow but to me, that wasn't as big of a deal as the birds/cat. By the way, I miss my quesadilla already!!! Sniff sniff.... read more

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Slow, bland, overworked servers, incorrect orders, and overpriced menu. This place has it all! You're stuck because you're at the hotel (insider tip: don't stay at the hotel; we're only making that mistake once!) Went here for breakfast a few times and lunch a few times (again because you basically have to). It was always slow and ranged from bland to below average food. Several of the servers were very nice but they were under-trained and overworked. In a sense there's no reason to even read this review because if you stay at the hotel you're going to have to eat here anyway... sorry! read more

Definitely the best outdoor dining restaurant in the resort. Beautiful palm trees and plants. Absolutely awesome. Food was amazing. Our server, Noel, was super nice. Will be back here again soon. read more

Seagrapes Restaurant - Margherita Pizza - American Near Me - Rio Grande, Puerto Rico

They charge for a three Michelin restaurant while they have a mediocre wine list and horrible service. Food is normal and nothing extraordinary. read more

The food at this resort restaurant was for the most part inedible. We were shocked at how awful the food was -- it was below cafeteria quality. The resort fares similarly btw. Would never consider returning. I hope they get their act together. It's unclear how it could be so bad! read more

Ordered the grilled tostones...they were most definitely fried served with guacamole (different from menu). Wish they could figure out how to keep the birds (and their droppings) off of the tables. I would suggest setting tables after the guests have sat down read more

Sea grapes is a modern, charming joint located next to the pool at Puerto Rico's St. Regis resort. This dainty outlet provides for a refreshing start of the day, as I experienced with the açaí bowl, or a superb luncheon, as demonstrated with the caprese salad. Both of those dishes left me with a a feeling of a promise fulfilled. Service was exceptional, but the food was a little humdrum. read more

For being housed in a category 8 hotel, the food was a huge disappointment. Bland, forgettable, boring dishes with sub-par ingredients. On top of the food being poor the service is terribly slow. Ate there 3 times trying to give different dishes a chance. We did have one great waiter, Noel, who was incredible. He anticipated needs, was full of energy, and quick. He is why I gave them two stars instead of one. He was GREAT. read more

I gave Seagrapes a low rating in February, but returned recently. AThis restaurant has completely revamped the menu (and apparently changed the chef). The food is delicious now and the atmosphere (as always) is great for lunch. The only negative is that it's expensive, but it is on property at the St. Regis so that's par for the course. read more

Service in the dining area was SLOOOOOW. The service pool side was on point! Pricey. Kids chicken tenders and fries ($11 per), Burger and fries ($23), chicken quesadilla ($17). Food was super yummy though! Birds fly all around the dining area but staff makes sure to constantly to clean their droppings off of tables and chairs. Direct access to the beach and outside dining only. Bar staff is great and make yummy drinks. Local beer is delish too. read more

We ordered in room dining at the hotel (made by sea grapes) and food was not even half bad. The bread are the best. Lobster bisque tastes lovely and the ribeye steak is flavorful, out of my expectation. Maybe it's the in room dining experience that makes me feel the food tastes good. But I'd love to do it again when I stay here more sometime later. Yes it's expensive. So I'll give it a 4star for them to improve the food and the choices. read more

Unfortunately, you only have so many options when you're staying at the St Regis. I tried several things on the menu and I'm going to highly recommend the Mahi Mahi Tacos! They're flavorful and filling. It has a nice kick with the sauce as well. It's just the right portion so that you're full but not bloated for more fun by the pool and beach! I've also tried the Tuna Tartare, Chorizo Pizza, as well as the Grilled Kobe Burger. I would go for the Chorizo Pizza after the Mahi Mahi Tacos as the other two were not that great. Happy vacay! read more

Seagrapes serves the pool and beach area at the St Regis. So, unless you posses the super-human power to not drink an adult beverage while laying poolside, you will be patronizing this restaurant. The hostesses and waitstaff were incredibly friendly. However, the service was incredibly slow. Especially considering that the neither the pool or the restaurant area were busy. The food was alright. I started my meal with a peach bellini. It was a watery disappointment. I tried the prosciutto + pear pizza. It was tasty, but not hot. Had I not waited 30 minutes to get it, I would have sent it back to be heated further. For dessert, I split the S'Mores flatbread with my friend. It was delicious. I think I had 3 during my stay. Kudos to whoever thought up the recipe. You can expect to have company of an avian variety at your table. There were a couple dozen birds patronizing the restaurant. You expect to see birds at an outdoor eatery, but not this many. Our waiter eventually asked if we would like a plastic owl at our table. This did cause the birds to keep a certain distance. But why don't they have a few of these set out all the time, instead of just by request? Since Seagrapes is the only place available on the resort to get a quick bite or drink, you will probably eat here out of necessity. It is not a place I would choose otherwise. read more

Edible food that does the trick if you are starving, but mediocre at best. Definitely not the quality that you would expect from a high-end property, and the service is hit or miss. There are only three restaurants on site at the St. Regis and each is okay. But if you are staying at the resort Thursday thru Saturday, I would avoid the on-site dining and go next door to The Beach Club (short walk along the beach). I will not be back to this resort given the lack of dining options. I've had far better food at lower end Marriott properties. read more

Here's your quick St. Regis dining guide ... Seagrapes = GOOD. Molasses = VERY GOOD. Fern = GREAT. The mahi (or was it grouper?) sandwich met our expectations but wasn't anything too special (3 stars out of 5). The sweet potato fries were pretty crispy and tasty though (4 stars). On another day, I got the prosciutto + pear pizza and really enjoyed that crispy crust and salty prosciutto (4 stars). However, my wife ordered the veggie quesadilla and was quite disappointed in the lack of flavor (2 stars). As far as drinks go, the virgin Miami Vice got 3.5 stars from the wife and the non-virgin mojito earned 2.5 stars from me (sadly, mostly sugar & lime flavors with just a hint of mint & rum). For us, Seagrapes get 3.5 stars overall and wasn't quite good enough to round up to 4 stars. Decent food at fairly high prices, excellent service and amazing location. If you're at St Regis and you want food near the pool or on the beach, you'll be ordering at Seagrapes! read more

Poolside~ slow to average service, depending on the waitstaff. One of the days, we had to walk to the bar to ask to be served :-/ Poolside advice: bring your own water!!!! Restaurant~ we ate there once for dinner :I got the grilled romaine (meh) & margherita pizza (too much cheese made it soggy) & hubby got the coconut shrimp & blackened mahimahi (salty, but good flavor). Banana ice cream sandwich is meh...sounds better than the actual dessert. Caiprinha was delicious~ hubby ordered it on multiple occasions. Lunch was light & simple, caesar salad & wraps. Hummus & homemade chips was a nice touch whilst we waited for our meal. We had to wait 30 minutes before hubby asked someone for the check already. read more

Really, my review should be 3.5 stars, but since I can't add a 1/2 star, I will round it down to a 3. I only had the buffet breakfast here and the options were plentiful but nothing specifically Puerto Rican, which would have been a nice touch. But the food was fresh - from the fruit, to the pastries to the fresh-squeezed juices and omelets/eggs made to order. I enjoyed my meal and the service. read more

Decent pool food. Burger was a miss, Tomato Mozzarella Salad was excellent, whatever else i had seemed meh

The fact that I have to write a review like this for a "5 star resort" restaurant is just sad. To start, I had a sour taste going into this meal because the beach club just down the road(also in the resort) served me a "filet mignon" that was embarrassing and pathetic. The only reason this review is getting 2 stars is because the views can't be beat. However, if you're staying in St. Regis, do yourself a favor and hire a personal chef with actual skills. Both restaurants put their chefs names on the menu but I wouldn't want my name on there. My Po Boy fish sandwich($19) from Sea Grapes was generic and quite frankly, I could have gotten better streetfood in San Juan. The ketchup and all other condiments are in glass bottles that you'll spend an hour fighting with. You're lucky if your server makes it to you even when they're not busy if you need another beverage. But the food, channeling Gordon Ramsey, is seriously a what the bleep moment. You're staring out at the beautiful blue sea watching the waves wishing someone in the resort knew how to cook. The problem is seldom the staff but more often the F & B management is cutting corners in places they ought not to. Go somewhere else or eat at home. read more

The food was literally inedible, the service was terrible and not to mention the overpriced menu. Can it get any worse? Well in our case burnt nachos and undercooked fries.We asked for truffle fries and try were soggy. When we asked to exchange it for regular fries, they said we don't have regular fries. Seriously, what do you use to make truffle fries? Unfortunately when you are at the resort you don't have an option but I sure hope they fix this because it takes away from the overall ex. read more

The food itself was generally mediocre, though the angus burger was very good. However, the servers were very pleasant and accommodating. A few of them were able to give us some great recommendations for off property restaurants because if you are staying at the hotel for a week, you definitely need some variety. Frozen drinks were delicious, but extremely over priced at $17 per drink. read more

It's what you expect for an overpriced resort. Food is good not great, drinks are good but expensive. Pool is byob (best advice). Salads are really good, chicken quesadilla looks better than it is. Servers are very friendly but slow. read more