sea-to-table cuisine

Chef Lourence Godinho and his team insist on using only the highest-quality ingredients in every dish. From the origins of the spices used and the methods by which they are ground to the source of each and every vegetable and fruit—whenever possible, local—no detail is overlooked.

The Loren’s culinary teams work with a variety of fishermen and small-scale farmers to source ingredients for the resort’s restaurants. The snapper on your plate at dinner was quite likely swimming in the Atlantic that same afternoon.

The Loren’s guests are accustomed to dining at the best restaurants in the world, and they are familiar with Michelin-starred favorites in Miami, New York, and Toronto—among other cities. The culinary team, with its commitment to seed-to-table and sea-to-table cuisine, are ready to serve all those with an uncompromising appreciation of quality.

Grilled lobster and steak served on a wooden table with wine glasses, water, and neatly folded napkins.
The city at dusk
Three chefs in a commercial kitchen prepare and serve food, with various cooking equipment and dishes visible.
The city at dusk
A server holds a tray with juice, coffee, pastries, and smoked salmon dishes on a balcony overlooking water.
The city at dusk
A chef prepares food at a table while a shirtless man cleans fish on a beach with the ocean in the background.
The city at dusk
Two people sit outdoors near the beach, drinking wine and talking, with food plates on the table in front of them.
The city at dusk