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Most Popular Cajun & Creole food in Pointe-Noire, Basse-Terre Island, Caribbean
Reviews on Cajun & Creole food in Pointe-Noire, Basse-Terre Island, Caribbean including O' Severin, Les Gommiers, La Route du Roots and Family, La Touna, Le Mabouya, Le Calebassier, A Ka Tole Pointe Noire, Le Colibri, Table d'Hotes Corallina, Au Coin De L’Amitie
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10. Au Coin De LâAmitie
Reviewed By 4erikae
A lâentrée de Pointe-Noire, un petit restaurant à la décoration kitsch est une excellente surprise. La cuisine est créole, familiale avec des plats pays ; haricots rouges, riz et épinards, racines, blaff ou court bouillon de poisson. Câest bon à sâen lécher les doigts. Le personnel est très souriant, et à lâécoute. En bonus, les poules en promenade non loin des tables..A découvrir.
9. Table d'Hotes Corallina
Reviewed By 971diodonus
On sent chez Christine Jasor l'envie constante d'innover, de s'améliorer, d'essayer toujours de nouvelles saveurs, en revisitant par exemple les grands classiques de la cuisine créole et en leur apportant une touche personnalisée et goûteuse. Cadre familial et chaleureux.
8. Le Colibri
7. A Ka Tole Pointe Noire
6. Le Calebassier
Reviewed By maecmeao
Itâs a small restaurant hidden beside a little port. Comfortable atmosphere. The food is simple and they offer typical native meals but also burger.
5. Le Mabouya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Chers clients, Les vins de la Réserve change de peau et devient LE MABOUYA. On vous invite à venir découvrir notre nouvelle carte composée de nos spécialités plancha, sans oublier nos burgers maisons, nos camemberts et reblochons rôtis au four ainsi que n
Reviewed By freedjum
We visited twice for dinner and really enjoyed our meal both times. Great inexpensive wine selection, unusual pizza toppings (try the banana, no kidding!), friendly staff. We bought a bottle to bring home only 8 Euro. Worth a stop!
4. La Touna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1129 reviews
Reviewed By dudoldve
This was a quality restaurant that served quality food. We had a very nice table for four overlooking the ocean. We had the tuna and marlin skewers and they were great with nice fresh fish. the presentation was also very nice. The staff was pleasant and worked with our language barrier. The atmosphere was nice and the restaurant was a bit more upscale for the area
3. La Route du Roots and Family
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By hvictoire
Placé sur la plage de Petite Anse près de Deshaies, ce restaurateur est un don de dieux.Des crêpes Abraham a la farine de coco accompagnées de légumes locaux finement épices, des crêpes sucrées au beurre de coco, etc...Vous avez l'eau à la bouche, allez-y tout simplement, habillés comme vous êtes, et vous ne serez pas déçus croyez moi !
2. Les Gommiers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Magicwoods
Since we are staying in Pointe Noire and not inclined to drive far every day looking for our midday meal, we are checking out all the restaurants we can find here. So far Les Gommiers is the delicious best. Only downside I can note: the location is weirdly across from the local high school and on a busy street. Once we were inside, we soon forgot the hub-bub outside. The waitress welcomed us and indicated for us to find a comfortable table. We sat down and realized we'd really need to pull all of our meager French language abilities together. She had a friendly smile but no English. The diners around us were digging into fragrant-smelling and savory-looking plates of fish and meat. We were hooked. We managed to order salads, a fish grill, and the chef's specialty hamburger plate. We loved it all. The salad nicoise was well-presented and dressed just right. The fish grill, dorado we think it was, arrived steaming and tender with a side of creole rice and another side of christophine--a local vegetable you must try. The hamburger plate came with a small side salad, hot and crisp frites, and a large medium-rare hamburger on a homemade bun, with a fried egg and lardons, lettuce, tomato, and dressing. We sat there quietly making yummy sounds as we worked across our plates--a very satisfying meal.I also need to give a special mention to the bathrooms at Les Gommiers. I travel as much as I can and try to be accepting and forgiving of local plumbing and sewage challenges. I always carry a bit of my own toilet paper and, in the spirit of adventure and cross-cultural understanding, I know toilet facilities are often not up to my privileged and likely-snooty American standards. That said, it was a distinct pleasure to comfortably use the bathroom at Les Gommiers. The toilet was clean, had a seat, and flushed easily. The sink worked, there was toilet paper and soap and everything was sparkling clean--five stars!
1. O' Severin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By elisa3560
très bon accueil, on a très bien mangééquipe dynamiquetrès proprele seul hic, un peu cher par rapport aux mêmes prestations dans d'autres restaurants
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