

Emilio’s is the quintessential contemporary casual dining spot, offering an inviting al fresco experience that effortlessly blends relaxed ambiance with sophisticated taste.
Our lunch menu is thoughtfully curated, presenting a select range of dishes that combine classic favorites with the bold and lively flavors of Caribbean cuisine. As evening unfolds, Emilio’s transitions into a vibrant culinary retreat, showcasing inventive dishes that capture the essence of contemporary cuisine.
Driven by passion and creativity, our team of chefs is committed to delivering an extraordinary dining experience that engages and delights with every bite.
Emilio’s is located at the bottom of the brand new Rainforest Adventure Park in Dutch Cul de Sac.
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With a refined and succulent menu paired with a world class wine list, there are many reasons for you to visit and dine with history. Here are just a few…
With over 100 wines from all over the world, Emilio's extensive wine list will delight any connoisseur and enhance any meal with incredible pairings.
Emilio's is located inside the brand new Rainforest Adventure Park which boasts a wonderful museum and the best spot to view the island from atop their observation decks. Spend a full day zip-lining and partaking in all of their activities and finish off with a visit to Emilio to relax and refuel.

Emilio’s is named in honor of Emilio Wilson, deceased owner of the Estate where we are located, Industry and Golden Rock Estates. Emilio was the Grand son of Henriette or Big Mamie as Emilio called her. Big Mamie was a slave on the plantation. Emilio worked on the plantation doing various jobs ranging from Milking Cows to picking rocks. In 1954, he bought the plantation for $8,200. He was a kind and strong character and is considered a hero and symbol of the strength and determination of the Afro Caribbean man.Emilio’s is located within the walls of the plantation’s Sugar Cane Boiling house. With the destruction of the Estate’s Great House (now a museum) in 1995 by Hurricane Luis, the boiling house became Emilio’s home – so the good energy you feel from these 17th century walls, it is Emilio proudly looking down at his legacy being celebrated.