Paradise Cafe

Excellent service, excellent food, very happy with this restaurant. Very cozy and intimate. I will be back. Nice selection of wines.

95 $ (130 $) for a «romantic couples dinner». More like a disaster dinner, go across the street from hilton, there are much better restaurants where you get the value for your money. I haven’t had such a bad dinner for 130 $ since I was born. Its advertised as 95 $, they charge you with hidden fees, shrimps taste old, ‘salad’ is totally off balanced, meat has no flavor whatsoever, and bread is i swear to god if you throw that on someones head they’re going to have to go to a hospital for concussion.
The delivery person barely spoke english, argues about prices, tries to rush it off, we wanted to call the restaurant to confirm it but he started raising his voice, doesn’t even know which steak is cooked to medium and which one is medium rare. I could have gone to a mcdonalds and left much more satisfied for 130 $ for 2 kids menus and a sundae.
I live in New York, and for 130 $ I could have had a GREAT dinner in a michelin star restaurant. This romantic couples dinner MUST BE A JOKE.
This is what youre going to get for making me pay almost 200 $ (%20 forced gratitude), bad food, and bad service. A slap in the face (this Unilocal review). I hope everybody reads this comment and decides to walk across the street.
Nothing more to say, your honor.

Tasteless, uninspired food. Think low end Denny’s. Chairs are dirty. Service is indifferent. Gives hotel food a bad name.
Walk across for local fare where there is at least some interest in serving customers

We went twice while our stay at the Hilton Marco Island Beach Resort. The first time was a fail and the second one everything was great.
The first time we ordered was the day we got to the hotel, we were tired and wanted to stay in the room, so we picked up the food. I ordered seafood chowder that was served on 2 coffee cups, but that’s ok as long as it tastes good, sadly it didn’t, and to make things worse it was cold. My husband ordered an Angus Prime Burger with cheddar cheese and bacon; he told me the burger was just ok.
Our second visit was on our last day; we were in a hurry and decided to eat there. I ordered Eggs Benedict, and it was very good. My husband ordered the Marco Island breakfast and he liked it. The waiter was very helpful and got our order fast.
Overall I have mixed reviews, if I’m staying at this resort again, I think I would go.

Wonderful scenery all around. The menu is short but the food is excellent. We ate here for a majority of our stay because the food was so good. The seafood buffet was well worth it and the staff was prompt and very accommodating. The fish and crab are all fresh and the best I’ve had down here!

We had a fabulous dinner here and good breakfast. It is as expected «bit pricy» being in the resort but the view, food service were all perfect!
Sorry no pictures but we both thoroughly enjoyed our meals and time at the restaurant!
Not sure if the bad reviews are older but we had no issues and will definitely return when we come back to the resort!

The view here is fabulous. The service was prompt, attentive, and efficient. I ordered a cup of seafood chowder and a turkey avocado wrap. The food was excellent. They also served a grainy bread with butter, oil, and hummus. Nice relaxing experience.

Food was so so. Service was good. The lettuce in my caesar salad was wilted. We figured we would try it because we are staying at the hotel, but there are plenty of other options near by that are better.

The food was fairly good considering its a hotel restaurant. We went for dinner, and chose to order off the menu (which you have to specifically ask for) instead of doing the over-​priced buffet. We ordered a crispy calamari which was nice and light, and not oily/​greasy. Their (version of a) flatbread pizza was bruschetta on a pita, with half-​melted mozzarella cheese on top. Don’t waste your time ordering that. My BBQ pork sliders, French fries, & coleslaw combo was tasty.
Don’t expect too much of a view, even though you are right on the beach, as there are no outdoor lights!

When we checked in here at the Hilton we were pretty hungry and needed to eat before we hit the beach. I was in charge of finding places to eat for us, but I decided to wing it, of course, because who knows what you’ll be in the mood for at each meal, right? Well I had looked at the menu for this place before we left and thought it was perfect for our first meal… and I was SO right. Plus, after a flight and 50 minute drive from the airport who wants to drive to another restaurant.
My wife and I both had grouper sandwiches (her’s grilled, mine blackened) and the kids ordered pork sliders and a grilled chicken Caesar salad. I also tried a cup of their seafood chowder. I can keep this simple-​it was ALL great-​all of it. Grouper was fresh, a huge serving, and absolutely delicious with the perfect seasoning. Soup was excellent, not the best I’ve ever had, but very tasty. Kids loved their meals too… I was VERY impressed with the pulled pork sliders-​very good, very tender, and an amazing sauce on them-​but not TOO saucy. Though I was planning on eating enough seafood to stuff a shark, I would definitely order these sliders if not in a seafood mood.
There are plentynof options here for all three meals, so don’t be scared if you don’t like seafood… here’s the lunch menu:
Whether staying at the Hilton or just visiting, the food here in Paradise Café is incredibly good. Highly recommended. And hey, the service was impeccable.

While staying at the Hilton Resort for long vacation we tried the Friday night seafood buffet. Whole family had the Buffett. For the price food was just blah. Way over priced for the quality. Sushi I thought was the kind you can buy at Costco frozen. Did not seem fresh made by a sushi chef. Crab was ok but not great, all you can eat does help. Raw oysters plentiful but not super tasty. Shrimp ok as was salad bar. Gumbo was super bland and tasted like what you would get at Old Country Buffett. Several fish available Mahi Mahi, Salmon, Talapia etc. All ok but not overly flavorful. Shrimp and scampi was ok, just ok. Deserts were ok chocolate cake and chocolate covered berries. View from the outside eating area for sunset was awesome. However did not need to eat there to see that. While it is all you can eat, the quality just does not make it worth the price. Would have gone to nice dinner at Marco Prime or Da Vinci’s instead for the price.