Steakhouse, Seafood & Wine
D Richard’s
Settle into a classic steakhouse evening, where tableside cooking, a generous wine selection and views over the fairways give dinner a sense of occasion.
A Classic Steakhouse with an Island Outlook
At D Richard’s, the golf club setting gives a traditional steakhouse an open Caribbean outlook. The restaurant overlooks Aurora’s finishing hole, with the sea and Saint Martin beyond, while leather seating and warm wood bring intimacy to the dining room. Dinner centres on grilled beef, seafood and the pleasure of dishes prepared beside the table. An extensive wine selection offers room to explore familiar regions or discover a different pairing. It is a considered choice for an anniversary, a gathering of friends or an evening following a round of golf, with lunch offering a more informal introduction to the kitchen.
Samuel Knight’s International Perspective
Samuel Knight began his culinary career in Brighton before working with Jason Atherton at London’s Michelin-starred Social Eating House. He later joined David Myers in Dubai and Tokyo, developing his experience across different culinary traditions before Aurora announced his appointment in 2024.
A Dining Destination Beyond the Golf Course
Named for resort owner Richard M. Schulze, D Richard’s took shape during the redevelopment of the former CuisinArt property into Aurora Anguilla. By April 2022, it had joined the resort’s dining collection as a dedicated steakhouse, giving the golf club a restaurant with an identity extending beyond a round on the course.
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A Closer Look at D Richard’s Steakhouse
Watch the dining room come to life through tableside preparation, wine service and the finishing touches of dinner. From Steak Diane to Cherries Jubilee, the film follows the restaurant’s classic rituals against a backdrop of fairways and sea.
The dinner menu gives steak enthusiasts a choice of individual cuts and larger pieces to share. Filet mignon, ribeye and New York strip sit alongside Westholme Wagyu picanha. Selected large cuts arrive tableside from the charcoal oven, while sauces and familiar accompaniments allow guests to shape the meal around their preferences.
Steak Diane adds a more personal element of preparation beside the table. Its availability depends on demand, so mention your interest when reserving. Seafood alternatives include grouper, salmon and branzino, with Dover sole offered for two. A cauliflower entrée provides another direction for guests choosing a meal without meat.
The wine programme encompasses more than 400 selections, including rare bottles and a substantial Old World collection. Ask the team for a pairing suited to your chosen cut or seafood dish. Cocktails and alcohol-free drinks provide further options before dinner.
Dessert continues the emphasis on classic service. Cherries Jubilee is prepared tableside, while the separate dessert menu also offers crème brûlée, chocolate cake and a warm bread pudding. Coffee, sweet wines and after-dinner spirits offer several ways to bring the meal to a close.
Lunch follows a lighter, more flexible format, with salads, sandwiches, fish and steak frites. A dedicated children’s menu includes smaller steak portions, chicken and fish. The restaurant also publishes a gluten- and dairy-free menu; discuss individual dietary requirements directly with the team when booking.
Dinner is currently from 5:30 to 9 p.m. The reservation profile specifies resort-casual dress and offers online booking, while larger groups can contact us. Confirm lunch availability for your chosen day, as the published lunch schedules differ between the resort website and its reservation platform.