Paros – St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort

Paros is an outstanding first-rate option for diners from the metropolitan area to the east coast. For non-residents of the beautiful St. Regis resort, a reservation is useful to enter the resort grounds for dinner at Paros. I had Spanish octopus followed by New Zealand lamb, and my wife had tuna sashimi followed by a whole branzino. All four dishes where superb. The tuna appetizer and branzino especially were to write home about. The wine selection is extensive—we chose Sancerre and went for the 2019 Pascal Jolivet Pinot Noir, a subtle middle ground for the lamb and brazino combination. We chose the chocolate desert which was tastefully and discretely presented with one lit birthday candle....

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We went to Paros for dinner during our stay at the St. Regis to celebrate my husband’s birthday. When we arrived the restaurant was not full as it was low season for the hotel but there was a big group being loud near our table. We asked to move and they graciously obliged. The noise level significantly improved and our night was very nice. All the cocktails were great and the food was good. We had the tuna tartare, the lamb chops with truffle fries and broccolini. The food was delicious, though not sure if the fries were homemade. We shared the cherry clafoutis for dessert. The service was wonderful and everyone was very thoughtful.

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Spectacular experience, Jesus our server great very knowledgeable and attentive, assisted us through the menu and helped to create with his peers a loving memory for us. The food was nothing less than amazing, flavors were on point. Stacy the manager was very charismatic and friendly, engaging with guests.

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Food is not up to par with the type of restaurant and price point. Service at the end of the dinner was unacceptable and rude

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overly expensive for far below average food.

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