Location: Gros Islet
Top Things to do in Gros Islet
5 Food & Drink in Gros Islet That You Shouldn't Miss
Gros Islet, on the northern tip of St. Lucia, is a blossoming destination, at once remote and exciting. The best way to explore the shoreline may be Island Riders, where riding veterans and beginners alike can trot along on horseback and chat with the locals. The Jump Up street party, perhaps the most recognized of the town's attractions, is also a must for a taste of Gros Islet's unique blend of food and music.
Restaurants in Gros Islet
1. Cook Like A Lucian
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By _davidtys - Bolton, United Kingdom
Tony picked us up from the cruise port and drove us to his kitchen. There was just the 2 of us and so my wife and myself had real personal attention. Tony was very patient as, by own admission, I am not the greatest cook ! Anyway we prepared chicken broth with green bananas and breadfruit, followed by salt cod with vegetables, chicken cooked in caramelised brown sugar with a tomato and cucumber salad, fried Plantain and fried bread. we the neat what we had prepared or more accurately ate part of what we had prepared as there was an enormous amount of food. It was all great but to me the 2 standouts were the chicken broth and the fried plantain.To end the meal Tony prepared hot chocolate with grated nutmeg and cocoa along with other spices. Again it was fab !! We would highly recommend Tony for a fun and informative cookery course but I suggest you don't eat any breakfast as lunch is very substantial.
2. The Other Tour St.Lucia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
The Other Tour St. Lucia is a locally owned business created for visitors and the public who crave a more indigenous St. Lucian experience. We provide visitors with the opportunity to experience how natives to the island live, eat, drink and socialize. We offer services such as Island Food and rum tours, Adventure day tours, Beach tours and airport transfers.
3. Akim Larcher
I'm Akim and I have a passion for conversation, food and drink. I've lived in Saint Lucia, Miami, Toronto and London. I'm an LGBT writer and would love to host you at my home and share the secrets and history of life in the Helen of the West Indies
4. IslanderKeys
IslanderKeys helps travelers discover authentic experiences in St. Lucia. We're currently a family business that started as a blog about St. Lucia. Today we offer guided tours and experiences and vacation rental accommodations in St. Lucia. With this blog, we also try to answer some of the most frequently ask questions about St. Lucia that we see while contributing to travel forums.
5. Simon Says Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 434 reviews
