City: Seychelles
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Reviews on Contemporary food in Seychelles, Seychelles. Sailing, diving, fishing and relaxing are the main activities for visitors to the 155 islands of this Indian Ocean archipelago. Mahé, Praslin and La Digue are the most popular islands. Mahé boasts 65 silver beaches, plus an array of restaurants, cafés, bars and casinos in the tiny capital, Victoria. The Seychelles are home to UNESCO-designated sites, coral atoll Aldabra and Vallée de Mai, called the Garden of Eden. Creole is the main language, but English and French are widely spoken.
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1. Le Nautique Waterfront Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
The dining experience at Le Nautique is a celebration of our unique part of the world, offering delicious local and international cuisine in the perfect island setting. Our local dishes showcase the very best of the Seychelles unique produce and flavours
Reviewed By LucySophieCP
We spent our last night in La Digue dining here, wish we had discovered it earlier. Excellent menu - ranging from fish dishes to local creole cuisine to meat to vegetarian. I ate a delicious steak and my husband a fish dish. Lovely intimate space. Only one disappointment - we were told we couldnât sit by the sea front as it was Ofor in-house guests but no guests ever came?! Thank you for your positive review. We are glad that you enjoyed your dining experience at our waterfront restaurant. We are sorry that you were unable to sit alongside the waterfront on this occasion. It is likely that the waterfront table in question had been reserved for a in-house guest celebrating a special birthday, proposal or wedding and that they were dining late which is why the table appeared to sit empty. These special occasions are the only time that we would reserve the waterfront tables. We hope that we can welcome you back to Le Nautique once again in the future. We do hope you enjoy the rest of your stay in the Seychelles. Kind regards, Natasha
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2. St Pierre Beach Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Titillate your taste buds with an à la carte lunch menu and a buffet dinner at the St Pierre Beach Restaurant on Praslin. With a different cuisine theme each day of the week you can expect your palate to be amused and your taste sensations excited. Local
Reviewed By Bart7302
Excelent food, friendly fast service from the staff.Stayed at the resort on honeymoon for two weeks and ate here almost every day and every evening. The food was always good quality, fresh with friendly and efficient service, good cocktails, cold beer, decent wine.Not a budget spot but you get what your money's worth. For lunch snack my personal favourite is the hamburger.Dear Bart7302,It was a pleasure having you stay with us at Paradise Sun hotel and thank you for posting your review of St Pierre Beach Restaurant on TripAdvisor.The team and I are delighted that you found the food prepared by our chefs to be excellent and that the service was friendly and efficient.I am glad that you found value for money in our lunch menu and beverage list as we believe that we offer good quality, wide variety and healthy portions.I hope that we have the opportunity to welcome you back to both Paradise Sun and St Pierre Beach Restaurant in the future.Kind regards,Ross MackayGeneral Manager
3. Dhevatara Dining The Coco Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Dhevataraâs à -la-carte Signature restaurant is where multi award winning Executive Chef, Kevin Rioux (Seychellois), delights his Guests through a combination of culinary traditions interpreted with ethnic savors from Mediterranean, Asian, and of course Cr
Reviewed By ALEXANDER M
My wife and I enjoyed an excellent meal at this amazing hotel. The service was great and food was truly the best meal Iâve had all year. I had the local beef meatballs and creole ragu. My wife had a delicious chicken curry and rice. I then had n amazing crepe with the best orange juice reduction I have ever had. I cannot recommend this place more highly.Thank you so much for this very nice and rewarding review highlighting the quality of our food and the high level of our service.My team joins me to thank you for visiting us and we are looking forward to the pleasure of being again at your service in a near future.Sincerely,Rene
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4. Banyan Tree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By h2tk
I get it! The people who stay at a Banyan Tree anywhere in the world have money. And they are looking for luxury, indulgence, exceptional service and every desire and whim being cheerfully met, and will be happy to pay for such excess. But there's also a good chance that they have traveled all over the world and eaten in some of the finest restaurants anywhere and will consequently be discerning enough to know what is good value.Don't get me wrong - the inclusive breakfast is exceptional and was a treat every morning. But the restaurant food during the day and evening service is ordinary and unremarkable, and most certainly not worth the ridiculous pricing. For example, the much-hyped Thai restaurant Saffron, was very disappointing. I love Thai food, but this restaurant was not memorable compared to some of the fantastic Thai meals I have had over the years.This is of course deliberate. The business model for this type of luxury resort is that they do not want their guests to self-cater or to move outside of the resort. They want to control everything the guest does, from booking all their tours, transportation, and meals. The property is remote and a long way from anything, therefore difficult to just "go somewhere else for a meal". Unless you hire a car and are prepared to negotiate the narrow, dangerous roads at night to find a local restaurant, you are a captive customer with no real alternative other than to eat in-house.However, what you will get at this particular Banyan Tree is remoteness and luxury. Perfect for weddings or special occasions, or just to be indulged. But make sure you bring your cards that don't have limits.
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