Located on the fourth floor of The Westin Guam Resort, Prego has re-opened its doors since closing in 2020.
The restaurant hosted a private dinner to celebrate its opening. General manager of The Westin Guam Resort, Abner Acosta, told dinner guests it was an opening, five years in the making.
Prego closed in 2020 due to the pandemic and was planned to open much sooner until Typhoon Mawar caused significant water damage to the restaurant in 2023.
Today, Prego offers a dining experience where “familiar flavors meet refined Italian dining.” Guests can expect handcrafted pastas and pizzas and signature dishes paired with several wine options curated by a young and skillful culinary team led by Chef Paolo Cleofas; all while overlooking Tumon Bay.
Prego is open for dinner only, but will be offering breakfast and lunch in the near future.
Reservations can be made at its website at marriott.com or by calling (671) 647-1020. mbj
Prego dining room. Photo by Skyler Obispo Prego's food and beverage team alongside members of The Westin Resort Guam's hotel management staff. Photo by Skyler Obispo Prego's culinary team led by Chef Paolo Cleofas (second from left). Photo by Skyler Obispo Prego Caesar Salad with sous vide truffle chicken served with parmesan tuile, romaine lettuce, torn croutons topped with a 63°C egg, dusted with spices. Photo by Skyler Obispo Main entree, 6 oz. grilled tenderloin with beef jus and herb compound butter -served with rosemary potato fondant and shimji mushrooms. Photo by Skyler Obispo Lemon ricotta cheesecake served with basil and lemon gel, swiss meringue, and candied basil. Photo by Skyler Obispo
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