Top Restaurants in Soufriere
Where to eat Cafe food in Soufriere: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Soufriere. Soufriere's backdrop of the Pitons, sea and rainforest provides a picture perfect setting for a visit to this laid-back and relatively undeveloped town in the south of St. Lucia. Considering that its name is French for "sulphur," it should be no surprise to discover the wealth of hot springs and mineral baths. Other great spots to visit include Diamond Botanical Gardens, a slew of pretty beaches and the bike trails that wind through sugar plantation Anse Mamin. Rent a car to see the town.
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1. Trou Au Diable Beach Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By rbmorris
The restaurant offers a range of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, burgers and Caribbean and Creole specialities. On Tuesday evenings they have a Caribbean culinary evening and on Sunday a champagne brunch is offered with a wide variety of entrées (including pastas and omelets) along with a generous selection of desserts. The brunch was excellent and I'm sure their daily specials are great as well.
2. Zaka Art Cafe
Due duplicate listings please checkout our reviews in "Thing's to Do" listing! Saint Lucian Coffee at it's finest locally grown in the mountains above the volcano At the cafe you may get your chance at some part of the process of making coffee from cherri
Reviewed By RichardG5491
Nice cafe in a great location, free wifi which worked really good. 3 of us had ice coffee in a regular glass which was nice, but the price of US$6 was over the top when beers in other restaurants and cafes could be purchased for US $4/5..
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3. Adeline's Art Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Beautifully located on the scenic-hilltop of the coastal fishing village of Canaries, Adeline's Art Cafe is a must visit. Surround yourself with the finest hand crafted creole-inspired art whilst enjoying flavorsome vegetarian/vegan friendly Caribbean cui
Reviewed By StephenThorpe
A relative newcomer to the "must visit" roster of St Lucian eating houses, Adeline is a London returnee committed to her homeland and the benefits afforded by foodstuffs produced at source on rich volcanic soils; referring to it as a "café" is a gross understatement though -- chefs normally know a thing or two about food and I was alerted to this establishment by one of the country's most celebrated-- Orlando-- who is never far wrong in his judgement. Located on the sweeping western coastal road between the capital Castries and Soufriere, just outside the fishing village of Canaries, Adeline's is not the sort of place you drop in for a quick coffee if you have deadlines to meet in either location; the reason being you'll probably find yourself still ensconced on one of the bar's high stools three hours later, such is the ambience, company and excellent fare on offer. Properly drawn coffee, herbal teas, fantastic organic juices, local lunches and a great selection of cakes and patisseries are specialities, while it's also unusual for its 12 hour opening on most days, starting at 6am. Set aside some time if you're on that route, no one's ever disappointed.Hi Stephen, Thanks for taking time out to write such a wonderful review. So pleased you enjoyed the food and hospitality here -indeed time does seem to fly when amongst good company, we hope to see you again sooner than later.
Where to eat Caribbean food in Soufriere: The Best Restaurants and Bars
