St-Martin - Gourmet capital of the Caribbean

A melting pot of taste bud-tickling cuisine

St. Martin has established a worldwide reputation for its fusion cuisine, and it shows no sign of stopping. A subtle blend of flavours combining innovation and tradition, one of the island’s gems.

The variety of foods available on the island is vast, with fish, lobster and shellfish, succulent meats and traditional barbecues on the menu, all served up with local spices, Creole sauces or tropical fruits.

Surrounded by traditional décor and authentic flavours, aromas and even the accents of the waiting staff, dining out in St. Martin can feel like taking a quick trip to a foreign country thousands of miles away.

With its celebrated gourmet restaurants, cosy bistros, traditional eateries and beach lolos, St. Martin is truly the culinary capital of the Caribbean.

Come and discover the myriad flavours of St. Martin for yourself...

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Restaurants in Anse Marcel

The stunning tropical gardens and marina in Anse Marcel will delight your senses, as well as its restaurants.

Restaurants in Baie Nettlé (Nettle Bay)

Baie Nettlé, situated between sea and lagoon, offers a wide choice of restaurants.
Head to the Caribbean side for the gentle breeze of the trade winds.
Choose the lagoon side for a quiet, unforgettable dining experience under the calm shade of the coconut trees.

Restaurants in Orient Bay

A vast number of beach restaurants can be found at Orient Bay.
Sun loungers and parasols are available at all of these restaurants. You are guaranteed a relaxing time in this fun atmosphere.
The restaurants in the Orient Bay area each have a charm all of their own.

Restaurants in Bellevue

Restaurants in Colombier and Pic Paradis

Restaurants at Cul-de-Sac

A number of small restaurants at the Cul-de-Sac pier, off the Anse Marcel road, are well worth the visit and cater for all tastes.

Restaurants at Friar's Bay Beach

Friars Bay, a breathtaking beach between Marigot and Grand Case, has two beach restaurants with very different atmospheres. You decide!

Restaurants at Grand-Case

The traditional fishing village of Grand Case is without doubt the Mecca of Caribbean cuisine.
Seafront restaurants offer breathtaking views over the Caribbean sea. Exceptional sunsets mark the perfect end to any day spent here. Excellent restaurants line both sides of the street.
Booking is recommended during the high season.

Don’t forget that from January to April “Tuesday nights in Grand Case” is the place to be. The activities begin at 6pm.
Every Tuesday evening, the main street is closed to traffic and dozens of craft and art stalls and stands are set up, accompanied by street entertainment.

Lolos in Grand Case

The traditional lolos can be found in the heart of the "Boulevard de Grand Case". Its local ambiance, is the perfect setting for a lively and friendly evening.

Restaurants in Hope Estate

Restaurants on Pinel Island

The white sand and turquoise waters of Pinel Island create an unforgettable experience.
The beach restaurants here are welcoming and have a warm atmosphere.

Restaurants in downtown Marigot

There are over twenty restaurants in the narrow streets and alleys of central Marigot. The choice is vast and ranges from fast food to gourmet cuisine and traditional dishes.

Restaurants in Concordia - Marigot

Restaurants on Marigot waterfront

Day and night, Marigot seafront sizzles with the flavours from the eateries that line the water.

Lolos: traditional waterfront restaurants

Known locally as lolos, these small, vibrant eateries offer a full range of local specialities in an authentic setting that maintains a ‘local market’ feeling.
Typical dishes include conch, fresh fish of the day, goat, shrimp and oxtail, often accompanied by music in the evening.

Restaurants in Port La Royale Marina

The twenty or so restaurants lining the perimeter of the "Marina Port La Royale" offer gourmet cuisine, French and international specialities and fast food.
A varied range of menus and decors, all in a sun-drenched Caribbean setting.

Restaurants in Mont Vernon