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Best All-inclusive Food in Punta Cana

• Last updated on: 2023-01-13

As a food fanatic, your love for delicious meals should be a key consideration when searching for the perfect resort in Punta Cana. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing destination and elevate your vacation experience by choosing a resort that offers the best all inclusive food in Punta Cana. But how about we make your love for the food part of your search for resorts to stay in?

Luckily, countless places offer unforgettable dining experiences for everyone aiming for a culinary-focused vacation in this lovely town.

The following list includes the best all-inclusive food in Punta Cana , so are you ready to look at our top candidates?

Iberostar Grand Bávaro

This adults-only resort checks all boxes—it’s perfect for a romantic getaway, offers breathtaking ocean views, and promises an excellent time for all foodies!

The  Iberostar Grand Bávaro resort  has four main luxurious restaurants that deliver top-quality food from all over the world. You can choose from American, Italian, Spanish, or Japanese cuisines to satisfy your taste buds.

There are other restaurants in this resort focusing on authentic Dominican Republic cuisine. However, we’re especially fans of the beachfront restaurant, which lets you dine in style and enjoy a wide selection of mouthwatering meals.

Or, you may go for the international buffet brought to you by the most skilled chefs at this high-end resort.

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Catalonia Royal

Also, in Bávaro, this adults-only resort is a perfect option if you’re looking for a combination of a romantic getaway and an indulgent dining experience. 

The  Catalonia Royal  is a traveler’s favorite because it boasts a wide variety of cuisines, but its best selling point is its all-vegetarian restaurant—Bo Barcelona Origen. Known as the only upscale veggie-dining restaurant in Punta Cana, you won’t be able to resist its delicious  rural Catalan dishes .

This resort has four more restaurants where you can delve into Mediterranean, Asian, and Italian food. We like the Thalassa Restaurant, which offers you an extensive breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu on a lovely terrace.

Breathless Punta Cana Resort and Spa

We’re not yet done with adult-only all-inclusive food options in Punta Cana! The  Breathless Punta Cana Resort  can be every foodie’s dream because it gives you up to 11 food venues to try for every day of your vacation.

Whether you’re into juicy burgers, piping-hot French onion soup, or rich-in-flavor Middle Eastern food, you can have it all here!

The cuisines in this resort include Mexican, French,  Pan-Asian , Italian, and Middle Eastern. There’s also a beachside grill, an international buffet, and a coffee shop for premium coffee and baked goods.

Plus, if you’re craving a tasty slice of steak with delicious sides and an unforgettable dining experience overlooking the Caribbean, The Strip Grill will be just around the corner to fulfill your wishes!

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Paradisus Punta Cana Resort

On vacation but high-quality, various food options are a must to appeal to the taste of all your family members? Well, it isn’t so hard to find a solution to that equation if you book your stay at the  Paradisus Punta Cana Resort .

This kid-friendly resort is well-known for its numerous dining choices. For lovers of Mexican food, the Mole Restaurant doesn’t skimp on mouthwatering tacos, sizzling fajitas, and refreshing margaritas.

Are your kids into grilled snacks and appetizers? There’s no better than Hydrogrill to grab indulgent burgers with your choice of salad and drinks.

Or, if you’re aiming for a sophisticated dinner, you can always go to La Palapa to enjoy different international meals. The luxurious interiors set the mood for fancy dinner options, ranging from lobster to generous cuts of tender, juicy meat.

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Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana

The  Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana resort  is every couple’s dream destination because of its scenic views and relaxed vibes. But, of course, offering great food is just the cherry on top!

What we like most about this resort is that it’ll be your gate to authentic, locally-sourced  Caribbean cuisine . Visit the Piragua restaurant to delve into delicious seafood dishes, surrounded by canoe-inspired decor.

Then, when you’re ready for some change, other restaurants worldwide will be at your service. 

For example, Indigo has a variety of international meals you can enjoy while enjoying the ocean breeze. 

You can also dine in Olena—an Italian restaurant with an attractive Bohemian-style interior design. We’re especially fans of Amaya, a Mediterranean restaurant on an outdoor terrace.

Sanctuary Cap Cana

Another all-adult resort that provides a memorable dining experience is  Sanctuary Cap Cana .

After a long day of snorkeling or horseback riding on the beach, there’s nothing more heavenly than coming back to your resort for a hearty meal at one of its nine restaurants.

Our favorite has to be Blue Marlin, which specializes in fresh seafood for lunch or dinner. With breathtaking ocean views as far as the eye can see, this restaurant gives you the entire Dominican Republic experience!

Another notable restaurant is Casabella, which many tourists like for its extensive breakfast menu. However, you can also return to it at lunchtime to pick a few international cuisine delicacies with a tropical touch.

Other dining options include:

• Wok: Asian, Pan-Asian, sushi, and a  Teppanyaki table  with a private chef
• Capriccio: Specialty Italian food
• The Steakhouse: American-style steaks made with the finest meat cuts

AlSol Tiara Cap Cana

If choosing from nine or eleven restaurants makes you hesitate, you can visit the  AlSol Tiara Cap Cana resort  instead. Here, deciding where to eat will be much easier since you’ll only have four restaurants to pick from.

They all offer equally scrumptious menus, too. So satisfy your taste buds by digging into Japanese street food, Ibizan-style sandwiches, or  Argentinian BBQ  that melts in your mouth.

People who stayed at this resort liked the Capricho restaurant the most. Its self-serve international buffet and show cooking stations are worth a try for every food enthusiast! Experience Punta Cana like never before – Book your excursions and tours now!

Secrets Royal Beach

We also recommend the  Secrets Royal Beach resort  as an adult-only getaway where you can enjoy various meals. 

Bordeaux is a French restaurant that can fulfill your cravings for gourmet dishes. Or, you can share a hearty Mexican dish with your significant other at El Patio.

Besides those two, tourists can indulge in different cuisines, including Pan-Asian and Mediterranean. There’s also an international buffet, a beachside grill, and an à la carte grilled food restaurant.

Royalton Punta Cana Resort & Casino

The Royalton Punta Cana resort  gives you the best of both worlds, as it has separate accommodations for families and couples. Not just that; its food is fantastic, with various cuisines to choose from.

First, you’ve got the Gourmet Marche, which offers international picks and local dishes made with fresh ingredients daily. Secondly, you can head over to the Hunter steakhouse to watch skilled chefs as they prepare your tender, juicy steaks in the open kitchen.

We also fell in love with the other dining options available at this resort, such as:

• Jade: Asian fusion cuisine and sushi
• Zen: Japanese food with awe-inspiring Teppanyaki displays
• Grazie: Traditional Italian comfort food

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CHIC Punta Cana

No one should miss the culinary experience at  CHIC Punta Cana . If you’re a hardcore foodie, you’ll agree with us!

For starters, all the restaurants here share a common goal of delivering a luxurious dining experience for all guests.

You’ll get to choose from Italian, American steakhouse style, and Japanese at CHIC Punta Cana. There’s also a coffee shop where you can sip heartwarming cappuccinos with your favorite pastries and cakes.

We couldn’t resist Munchies, a casual grill that travelers adore for its bite-size meals that can give you some fuel in the middle of the day.

Final Words

It is challenging to determine which all-inclusive food in Punta Cana to go for. But it doesn’t have to be a challenge because it’s a win-win situation in all scenarios!

Just settle on which cuisine you’d like to try: Caribbean, Middle Eastern, Italian, French, Mexican, or Japanese. Then, book your stay at your favorite resort and prepare to make your culinary dreams come true. Make your Punta Cana vacation one to remember – Schedule your excursions and tours today!

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9 Things to Know Before Visiting Punta Cana

W ith over 1,000 miles of coastline and some of the prettiest beaches in North America, the Dominican Republic is a popular beach destination. With convenient flights from the U.S. and Canada, Punta Cana is one of the most popular areas in the Dominican Republic. Most travelers head to an all-inclusive resorts during their trip to DR, making for an easy beachy getaway. However, there are several things to keep in mind. Here are the top things to know before visiting Punta Cana.

• Punta Cana International Airport PUJ is one of the largest airports in the Caribbean with service in-between 26 international destinations.
• Cabs can be expensive so arrange for a transfer before arriving
• Spanish isn’t necessary, though it’s nice to use some common phases.
• Changing money isn’t necessary however cash for tips is necessary.
• There are several resort areas in Punta Cana, like Bavaro, Cap Cana and La Romana.
• DR boasts 200 Beaches
• Nude Sunbathing Isn’t a Thing in DR
• The Dominican Republic features a National Park, perfect for an all-day excursion.
• Bottled Water is a Must in DR

How to Get to the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is the second-largest island in the Caribbean. It offers several international airports. After several trip to DR over the years, I am sharing the Things to Know Before Visiting Punta Cana.

The Punta Cana International Airport

With service from several international carriers, including direct flights from Britain, France and South America. U.S. travelers will find American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Jet Blue Airlines, Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines.

WiFi is available, and restrooms are located near the immigration line.

A valid passport with more than six months before expiration is required for your trip is required. e aren’t required to enter the country. A 30-day tourist visa will be stamped into your passport upon entry. The Dominican Republic Entry fee is included in your flight.

The Dominican Republic requires U.S. Passengers to fill out an online Immigration form before they arrive. Before my last trip in December 2023, my airline sent me a link (Delta Airlines).

On departure, U.S. residents can opt for the automated immigration lines. You will just scan your passport and pass through a gate.

The Punta Cana Airport features enhanced security measures with pat-downs. A TSA pre-check line isn’t available.

The departure area is fully air-conditioned and features a duty-free shop and another shop specializing in Dominican Republic products, like rum and cigars.

Find American fast food in the departures area, like Wendy’s, Sbarro, Nathan’s, Cinnabon and Baskin-Robbins. Also find a bar for pre-departure cocktails.

Find a small play structure for younger kids. The Punta Cana International Airport also features a nursing room.

Other International Airports in The Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo International Airport (SDQ) –With service from the U.S. on American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, Jet Blue Airlines and Spirit Airlines.

Santiago International Airport (STI) –With service from the U.S. on American Airlines, United Airlines, Jet Blue Airlines and Spirit Airlines.

Puerto Plata International Airport (POP) –With service from the U.S. on American Airlines, United Airlines and Jet Blue Airlines.

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Airport transfers.

When leaving the arrivals hall at the Punta Cana International Airport, a line of cab drivers will greet you. I recommend arranging transportation with your resort or hotel before arriving. This is one of the Things to Know Before Visiting Punta Cana.

There are several transportation and tour counters in the area. I usually check in with my transportation company to find my driver. Often they are waiting a short distance from the airport and pull up after you arrive.

Most cars in the Dominican Republic are air-conditioned.

What Language is Used in the Dominican Republic

The Dominicans speak Spanish though most understand and speak some English. Knowing some basic Spanish is helpful, especially the basics.

Hola = Hello

Buenos Días = Good Morning

Buenos Noches = Good Night

Muchas Gracias = Thank you very much

What Money is  Used in the Dominican Republic

The official currency of the Dominican Republic is the Dominican Peso (RD$). Though the U.S. Dollar is widely accepted. This is one of the Things to Know Before Visiting Punta Cana.

Change will most likely be given in U.S. dollars. For those who want local currency, ATMs are located in hotel lobbies as well as the airport.

Credit Cards are widely accepted throughout the Dominican Republic. It’s advised to use a credit card for large purchases like lodging. Though use cash for souvenirs and small purchases. Tips are accepted and appreciated in DR from spa services to daily maid service.

Phone Service in the Dominican Republic

Since I travel internationally, I have a global plan through my U.S. carrier. When I land I just switch over to the local service provider. I just use my data to check email and messages. The provider I used throughout my trip to DR was Altice.

Most all-inclusive resorts offer extensive WiFi for their guests. Most of the time this service is included. This is one of the top things to Know Before Visiting Punta Cana.

Where to Stay in Punta Cana

Most resorts in the Punta Cana area are all-inclusive resorts. Travelers will find everything from luxurious and laid-back adult all-inclusives to family resorts with waterparks.

Some resorts are divided into an adults-only side with an adjoining family side, each with separate restaurants, pools and gathering places. Other resorts offer buildings dedicated to adults or families.

With several different resort areas in Punta Cana, visitors will choose from laid-back La Romana to buzzy Bavaro. Cap Cana boasts Juanilla Beach, one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean.

Near Punta Cana, Cap Cana boasts wide white sand beaches with lots of palm trees. A resort community, Cap Cana features the Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana and the Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana. Both of these properties opened in 2021 and offer a luxurious all-inclusive resort experience.

Nearby is Sanctuary Cap Cana, another luxury all-inclusive resort. Located on Juanillo Beach, it offers pristine white sand with mature palm trees.

Cap Cana is located just south of the Punta Cana International Airport. The Cap Cana Marina offers boat excursions. This area is ideal for watersports like kayaking, SUP boarding and sailing.

La Romana offers a quieter resort experience. It’s located west of the Punta Cana International Airport and along the Chavón River.

I stayed at the Hilton La Romana, an all-inclusive resort with tropical landscaping. It is close to Bayahibe, a resort town with shopping and dining. It is also the departure point for boat excursions to Isla Saona, part of the Parque National Cotubanama.

Bavaro features the largest concentration of all-inclusive resorts in the Dominican Republic. It’s north of the Punta Cana International Airport and on the Atlantic Ocean.

Along this strip of beach, often called the Coconut Coast, resorts are shoulder-to-shoulder. The white sand beaches are the draw though some resorts offer bigger beaches than others so research is key.

Bavaro is quite busy. The resorts tend to be louder and the beaches busier.

Best Beaches in Punta Cana

With about 200 beaches in the Dominican Republic, it can be hard to choose. DR boasts 25 Blue Flag Beaches (more than the U.S.), known for their conservation and recycling efforts.

Macao Beach –Known for its surfing area.

Bavaro Beach –This beach extends for 30 miles and features many all-inclusive resorts. It is a favorite.

Juanillo Beach- -Exceptionally wide beach with mature palm trees. Since there are fewer resorts and many are gated, this beach is less crowded.

Bayahibe Beach –Located in the village and a frequent departure point for excursions to Soana Island.

Note : Nude sunbathing isn’t a common in the Dominican Republic. Even topless sunbathing isn’t a thing in DR. This is one of the Things to Know Before Visiting Punta Cana.

Saona Island

Part of the Cotubanama National Park, Saona Island is a pristine tropical escape. With a lack of development, including hotels, it is an ideal day trip.

Christopher Columbus discovered the island and named it after a friend. It was the location for the Pirates of the Caribbean movie.

The easiest way to reach the island is via a catamaran tour. Most trips stop at Palmilla Swimming Area, a shallow area that adults can touch the bottom in the turquoise water.

Most trips depart from Bayahibe and take 8 to 10 hours. Lunch and drinks are usually included in the tour.

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Feed a Spider Monkey.

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Watch a cigar rolling.

Walk through a sugar cane field.

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Learn about coffee production.

Is the Water Safe in the Dominican Republic

While visiting the Dominican Republic, drink bottled water. The tap water is NOT safe to drink. So drink bottled water exclusively during your visit. I even brush my teeth with bottled water or mouthwash. This is one of the Things to Know Before Visiting Punta Cana.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), stay away from the following:

• Tap or well water
• Ice made with tap or well water
• Drinks made with tap or well water (such as reconstituted juice)
• Unpasteurized milk

Complimentary bottled water should be available in your room during your entire stay. Water fountains are not the norm in the Dominican Republic.

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Liquor safety.

Practice some basic precautions during your stay. The drinking age in the Dominican Republic is 18.

• Make sure all bottled beverages are sealed with their factory seals in your mini fridge.
• Don’t drink from open liquor bottles in your room.
• Watch bartenders make your beverages.
• Before drinking, smell your cocktail.
• Drink slowly.
• Eat before and while you are drinking.
• Drink bottled water while drinking alcohol.

Food Safety

According to the CDC, stay away from the following:

• Food served at room temperature
• Food from street vendors
• Raw or soft-cooked (runny) eggs
• Raw or undercooked (rare) meat or fish
• Unwashed or unpeeled raw fruits and vegetables
• Unpasteurized dairy products
• ”Bushmeat” (monkeys, bats, or other wild game)

Insect Safety in DR

According to the CDC, protect yourself by doing the following:

• Cover exposed skin by wearing long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and hats.
• Use an appropriate insect repellent (see below).
• Use permethrin-treated clothing and gear (such as boots, pants, socks, and tents). Do not use permethrin directly on your skin.
• Stay and sleep in air-conditioned or screened rooms.
• Use a bed net if the area where you are sleeping is exposed to the outdoors.

I recommend the following product to treat your clothes before departure, available from Amazon.

Make an Appointment at Travel Clinic

I headed to CDC.gov for Caribbean travel information, including required immunizations. My family practitioner advised me to make an appointment at a travel clinic.

At the travel clinic, my nurse practitioner advised a Typhoid vaccine, along with Hepatitis A and a booster vaccine for diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis since it had been five years since my last shot. I was covered for the MMR vaccine, or measles, mumps and rubella.

The nurse practitioner also discussed mosquito safety since dengue fever is sometimes an issue for the Caribbean. I packed a 3 oz. container of insect repellant and used it when I walked through a shady area and in the evenings.

Along with vaccines, she discussed traveler’s diarrhea (TD). She advised I start taking probiotics before and during my trip. I also drank a dose of Emergen-C daily, especially after long international flights. I packed some over-the-counter medications for TD symptoms since it’s the most common illness during travel.

Fear of TD–Traveler’s Diarrhea

I have a fear of TD. Who has time for that? I didn’t want to find a Dominican pharmacy, so I packed all the supplies I might need. Here’s what the CDC recommends.

• Antiacid—like Tums
• Pepto-Bismol tablets
• Imodium tablets
• Oral Rehydration Salts—available at REI
• Prescription Antibiotics—prescribed by a doctor or nurse practitioner based on your itinerary.

If you get seasickness, here are the top tips and products to reduce the effects .

First Aid Supplies

Accidents happen so pack a basic first aid kit to be prepared, even for minor scrapes and blisters.

• Pain Reliever
• Motion Sickness pills, like non-drowsy Dramamine
• Cough Drops
• Cold Medication—I prefer a separate Day and Night version.
• Anti-Histamine—like Benadryl
• Triple antibiotic cream—like Neosporin
• Anti-Itch Cream
• Anti-septic wipes
• Inspect Repellent

Restroom Supplies

When traveling away from resorts, pack some restroom supplies. You will need them outside restaurants and hotels.

• Toilet paper, off the roll in a plastic bag
• Hand sanitizer
• Bleach wipes

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I am looking for a resort with 2 bedroom suites. Not connecting rooms, not a curtain. I have a small baby that needs their own room. I cannot put him in a connecting room. Not interested in trying to "make the bathroom work" or other makeshift options. Just simply need 2 bedrooms. Any suggestions?

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