The cocktails are as pretty as they are tasty.
Casa del Cabo’s Anastasia Sotnic and Ryan Premdas.
The spinach and artichoke empanadas are a creamy, crispy delight to start the night.
Anastasia and Ryan check in with their guests.
The grilled octopus appetizer has the perfect char.
Polenta fortifies the cioppino into a hearty dish.
The special house smoked brisket tacos just melt in your mouth.
The kitchen crew, from left – Angel Matos, Olga Reyes, Lucas Santos, Ryan Premdas, Haydar Akburu.
An optional aji panca rub leaves the swordfish with a nice nip and hue.
The paella is served up in the pan it was cooked in so diners get to enjoy the socarrat.
A drizzle of olive oil, Maldon salt, and caramelized almonds garnish the Olla de Crema.
Casa del Cabo gives off a warm glow on a rainy night.
Bartender Facundo Vetrano shakes things up.
Looking to try new flavors? Anastasia Sotnic is more than happy to introduce you to some.
The Eastham oysters were a sweet surprise.
Layers of pork belly wrapped with herbs stays moist inside the crispy skin.
The creamy flan recipe comes from Ryan's godmother in Puerto Rico.