ST. Barts – Cheap Eats
“Everyone has a great time eating a beachside lunch at shady picnic tables under coccoloba trees. Those who remember the original creole restaurant here will be happy to know that the accras (salt-cod fritters with spicy sauce) are as good as ever. There are huge, fresh salads and many daily specials on the blackboard. Grilled fish is super-fresh, and the sushi-style tatakis are light and delicious. At dinner there are good pizzas for dining in or taking back to your villa. Artisanal, island-flavored rums are offered after the meal and available at the tiny shop.” – Fodors.com
Address: Plage de Grand Cul de Sac, Grand Cul de Sac, St. Barthélemy
Phone: 0590-29–85–71
“Sit at a shaded communal table at this lively, modern gastropub/wine bar in St-Jean’s Villa Creole shopping enclave any time of the day. Come for first-rate sharing platters of charcuterie, pâté, artisanal cheeses, and sweet or savory crepes. At night many specials listed on the blackboard.” – Fodors.com
Website: www.lardoise.restaurant
Address: La Villa Créole, St-Jean, 97133, St. Barthélemy
Phone: 0590-77–41–97
“Overlooking the harbor, this friendly classic French brasserie is busy from its early morning opening to its late-night closing. The flexible hours are great if you arrive on the island midafternoon and need a substantial snack. Grab a cappuccino, pull a captain’s chair up to the street-side rail, and watch the pretty people go by. The menu ranges from cheeseburgers, served only at lunch along with the island’s best fries, to simply grilled fish and meat, pastas, risottos, mixed salads, and wonderful ice cream sundaes. Le Repaire carries on the island tradition of moules frites (mussels and fries) on Thursday night.” – Fodors.com
Address: Rue de la République, Gustavia, 97133, St. Barthélemy
Phone: 0590-27–72–48
