City: St. Barthelemy
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Caribbean Food Guide: 3 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in St. Barthelemy
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in St. Barthelemy. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. Christopher Columbus added St. Barthelemy, or St. Barts to his collection in 1493, but the French soon stepped in. Today, the chic Caribbean island - officially a department of France - is a popular winter getaway for people from mainland France, the rest of Europe and North America. Keep in shape and walk between attractions or get a rental car to see more of the island. Beachgoers can choose between strands such as Grand Saline, if nude sunbathing appeals, or shady, isolated Colombier Beach.
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1. Kiki-e Mo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By appreciategoodfood
I drove by Kiki-e Mo several times before deciding to give them a try. My wife and I were pleasantly surprised by the place.The food and drink quality were both very good. The service was perfect-very friendly staff. Cost of the meal was reasonable for this market. The only negative is their small portion size. We only ordered entrées and found ourselves hungry before our next mealtime. If we return, we will add an appetizer or a salad along with the meal to remedy this âsmallâ problem.Overall, this is a great place for lunch & we highly recommend it
2. Le Bar de L'Oubli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By appreciategoodfood
I laughed out loud when I read another reviewerâs excellent description of the poor service offered at Le Bar de LâOubli. It turns out that he hit the nail on the head. I believe the best way to avoid frustration at this establishment is to accept beforehand that their service will be slow to non-existent. These servers have an almost supernatural ability to avoid making eye contact with you when youâre trying to get their attention... giving them the benefit of the doubt, they may have too many tables per server.Aside from that, itâs âclaim to greatnessâ is its very cool location at a busy intersection in downtown Gustav-a good spot for people watching if you can get a window. We each drank a (watery) margarita & ate a grilled mahi sandwich which was average. Overall, this place sort of reminds me of the feeling I had when eating at a hectic , high-volume, rapid-turnover eatery at Disney World.I donât regret going here for an afternoon meal. It served a purpose when there werenât many alternatives available.
Caribbean Food Guide: 10 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in St. Barthelemy
3. Cafe Gloriette
Where to eat Caribbean food in St. Barthelemy: The Best Restaurants and Bars
