The Den at Hotel Lucine
Restaurant · Galveston ·
Coffee, cocktails, and delicious food on rooftop or by pool
Coffee, cocktails, and delicious food on rooftop or by pool
"Intimate, candlelit dining with ocean views from nearly every seat, positioned as the hotel’s centerpiece dining room for dinners and special occasions; the atmosphere is deliberately refined compared with the hotel's casual den and rooftop spaces." - Mariah Tyler Mariah Tyler Mariah Tyler is Travel + Leisure's associate visuals director. She is a photographer and writer who covers Texas, Mexico, desert and city destinations, and design-forward hotels. She also commissions photo essays that highlight diverse voices in travel and unique cultural experiences. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Hotel Lucine is primarily a hotel that takes food seriously. You won’t find a plastic-wrapped continental breakfast at The Den, but rather a fully fleshed-out menu offering not only spicy and crunchy bucatini and shrimp burgers with tangy remoulade, but also a breakfast sandwich with a thick silken egg custard patty, like the texture of a soft scramble made into a tamago. Plus, you can enjoy everything inside on the low-slung mid century furniture, on the roof deck or even out by the pool. For food with as much flavor as kinds of novelty shirts in a tourist-trap surf shop, hit up The Den at Hotel Lucine." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Hotel Lucine is primarily a hotel that takes food seriously. You won’t find a plastic-wrapped continental breakfast at The Den, but rather a fully fleshed-out menu offering not only spicy and crunchy bucatini and shrimp burgers with tangy remoulade, but also a breakfast sandwich with a thick silken egg custard patty, like the texture of a soft scramble made into a tamago. Plus, you can enjoy everything inside on the low-slung mid century furniture, on the roof deck or even out by the pool. For food with as much flavor as kinds of novelty shirts in a tourist-trap surf shop, hit up The Den at Hotel Lucine." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Galveston’s Hotel Lucine boasts a spacious rooftop bar with scenic 180-degree views of the Gulf of Mexico. Enjoy cocktails and light bites such as chilled shrimp, a Cobb salad, and a Greek yogurt parfait. Don’t miss the summer music program, featuring live performances every Saturday night through Labor Day." - Marcy de Luna
"Hotel Lucine is primarily a hotel that takes food seriously. You won’t find a plastic-wrapped continental breakfast at The Den, but rather a fully fleshed-out menu offering not only spicy and crunchy bucatini and shrimp burgers with tangy remoulade but also a breakfast sandwich with a thick silken egg custard patty, like the texture of a soft scramble made into a tamago. Plus, you can enjoy everything inside on the low-slung mid century furniture, on the roof deck or even out by the pool. For food with as much flavor as kinds of novelty shirts in a tourist-trap surf shop, hit up The Den at Hotel Lucine. photo credit: Dima Velyush photo credit: Dima Velyush photo credit: Dima Velyush photo credit: Dima Velyush" - Chelsea Thomas
