Cafe Portofino

For the nicest experience, plan dinner around sunset, guests say the covered patio and balcony offer breathtaking ocean views at sunset, often accompanied by a live violinist that adds to the evening ambiance.

Yes, families are welcomed: the restaurant asks guests to note children on reservations so they can better accommodate seating, and multiple reviews describe children being served and a children’s menu noted on the website.

Cafe Portofino does not have an ADA‑compliant entry, the dining room is on the hotel's second floor and requires climbing two flights, but the restaurant asks guests with children to note that on reservations so staff can better accommodate seating.

Guests describe portions as nicely portioned or generally solid, particularly for pasta dishes like the Bolognese and lasagne.

Yes, Cafe Portofino is a lovely choice for date night, with oceanfront views, live violin accompaniment, and several guests celebrating anniversaries in a quiet, romantic atmosphere.

The restaurant notes that all seating is first come, first served and special seating requests cannot be honored; for parties over six you should call the main number, and you can leave a note or message your reservation about children so they can better accommodate seating.

Cafe Portofino pairs sweeping oceanfront views with live violin music and open-air balcony dining, creating a romantic, seaside setting many guests praise.

Resort casual is the guide, light, comfortable attire is appropriate and nothing formal is required.