Thanks to its strong French and Creole roots, St. Bart’s may just have the best food in the Caribbean, and luckily, you can find a restaurant to suit... Read More
Thanks to its strong French and Creole roots, St. Bart’s may just have the best food in the Caribbean, and luckily, you can find a restaurant to suit every occasion. Looking for a casual, toes-in-the-sand codfish fritter lunch? Go to La Gloriette. Elegant, Michelin-quality fine dining by the sea? Head to On-the-Rocks. Or need to grab picnic staples like curried coconut chicken with basmati rice for your lunch on the beach? You’ll find all that at Maya’s To Go. Many restaurants also have incredible wine lists that, no surprise, skew heavily French, so you’ll be able to enjoy a beautiful bottle with every meal.
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La Case De L'Isle
For an elegant lunch, nothing beats the seaside restaurant at the Cheval Blanc hotel, with its white tablecloths, wooden floors, campaign chairs, and... Read More
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La Gloriette
St Bart's is famous for its seaside restaurants—but not all of them are as casual or relaxed as this tiny open-air gem on Grand Cul de Sac, which is... Read More
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Maya's to Go
One of the best ways to experience St. Bart’s is to grab a picnic basket from Maya’s To Go and drive to one of the more isolated beaches like Saline or... Read More
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On-the-Rocks
If you’re going to blow the budget one night, do so at this unbelievably romantic, Eden Rock establishment that serves food so exquisite, it justifies... Read More
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The Sand Bar with Jean Georges
Beachside dining never felt so glamorous. Eden Rock’s Sand Bar, another gem from Jean Georges, is more casual than On-the-Rocks, both in terms of the... Read More