Kassi Beach Club reveals its poolside coastal Italian vibe at Virgin Resorts

Kassi Beach Home, the poolside Italian cafe at Virgin Inns, plans to hold off its opening at the resort. Virgin Motels opens March 25, but Kassi Seaside Club from hospitality team Would like You Were Below and restaurateur Nick Mathers, creator of LA’s Élephante and far more, waits until mid-April to showcase its Italian food and drink menu with deejay lineups.

The cafe and lounge gives lounge seating, day beds and cabanas poolside, bottle service, and non-public dining activities with a weekend brunch and evening meal company, as very well as lunch on the way.

When it debuts, diners can hope to come across wood-fired pizzas in the $18 to $24 selection spaghetti al cartoccio with Dungeness crab, tomato butter, chili, and rose wine for $26 a bone-in rib-eye steak dry-aged with chimichurri and roasted garlic for $110 veal Milanese pan fried with arugula and cherry tomatoes for $60 and a full roasted dorade for $60.

Cocktails incorporate the namesake Kassi with tequila, refreshing citrus, watermelon, floral Vermouth, and household-created chili tincture the Cavo Paradiso with honey, elderflower, bergamot, and fresh cucumber and the Jamaica Fresca with mezcal, hibiscus, clean citrus, cacao, and mezcal smoke. The location presents bottle support and punch bowls as well.

The space functions a bohemian sense with a terracotta arched entrance, peek-a-boo lighting, and an interior furnished with imported Italian stone and plastered archways emulating the Mediterranean islands. The 300-seat indoor-outdoor place presents beachy lounge seating, a heart bar, fireplaces in the course of, an personal dance flooring with a disco ball, and poolside patio with daybeds and cabanas.

In the beginning, the cafe programs to be open from 5 p.m. to late Thursday via Sunday with brunch on Saturday and Sunday starting up at 11 a.m.