Top Restaurants in Grand Terre
Top Things to do in Grand Terre
- 1. Amedee Lighthouse
- 2. Base d'activite nautique de La Poule de Hienghene
- 3. Le Musee Maritime de Nouvelle-Caledonie
- 4. Musee de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale
- 5. Aquarium des Lagons Nouvelle Caledonie
- 6. Ilot Maitre
- 7. Grand Terre: Poe Beach and Roche Percee
- 8. Promenade Pierre-Vernier
- 9. Ile aux Canards island
- 10. Musee de Nouvelle Caledonie
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New Caledonia Food Guide: 5 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Grand Terre
Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Grand Terre. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you. including The Best Cafe, Les 3 Brasseurs, Malecon Cafe, Qg Bistronomique, Latitude 22
Things to do in Grand Terre
1. The Best Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By Breadwinner Bak... V
During our family holiday we decided to go next door to where we were staying and have dinner. So very glad we did. Tiffany out waitress and Henry the manager were just wonderful. Amazing food, superb service and just the most wonderful ambience. It was so good we are going back before we depart for home. If your staying at a hotel in town donât worry about heading out for dinner because this little hidden gem has everything you need, amazing food , great service and special staff that we will keep in touch with. Love this place.Bonjour,We would like to thank you for having taken the time to share your experience at Le Best CaféWe are thrilled you enjoyed the food and the service. We are proud to have reach your expectations.Thank you for your time, we hope to see you again for your next stay in Nouméa.Best regards
2. Les 3 Brasseurs
Overall Ratings
3 based on 451 reviews
Reviewed By Cathy B
6 of us arrived by taxi $11 from Le Meridien to Les 3 Brasseurs. Service - Fantastic. Beers and cocktails ordered and delivered very quickly. The waiter even made our booking for the restaurant upstairs. They even arrange our taxis for the return trip home.Upstairs - our waiter Pablo went above and beyond. Great service and good food (hits and misses) at reasonable prices. The staff their were very attentive and happy, so nice to see.By the time we left the place was certainly humming, live music downstairs hit the spot.Would go back!!
Where to eat Seafood food in Grand Terre: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Malecon Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Café, bar and pub, we're open from 7 am till late, the kitchen is open all day as well. Ideal for a pause in your trip, stop by any time for coffee, breakfast, lunch, burger or sandwiches, tapas, cocktails, cool beer, and why not a game of darts or fuzzba
Reviewed By Ronald L
We had stopped at Les 3 Brasseurs for a beer and then walked next door to Malecon Café where my spouse and I shared a chocolate mousse made with Nutella and a latte. Indoor and outdoor setting and several dart boards for guest entertainment.
Where to eat Mediterranean food in Grand Terre: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. Qg Bistronomique
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Brasserie Bistrot
Reviewed By 760garthr
This place is outstanding. The food is beautifully presented and scrumptious. Wine is not as expensive as in the adjoining restaurants. The setting is lovely. In most other places the service has not been that attentive, but here, Alain is so helpful and even translated the menu for us by ingredient. His partner Jane is the chef. We shared a pizza and the crust was thin and crispy and the filling plentiful. A small salad was plopped on the top of the pizza whuch was novel. Recommend you try it here!
5. Latitude 22
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Latitude 22° serves as an extension of the creative energy in the LM Hub. Modern lines and a sleek black and white colour palette are disrupted by vivid pops of violet and blue. Slatted booths around low communal tables or a marble-top bar with dramatic b
Reviewed By Naomilovestravel
After 6pm the eclairs were two for the price of one so I took my 4 year old daughter for a special treat after dinner. (note I thought they were definitely overpriced, so only got them because they were 2 for 1). We had chocolate and mango/passionfruit and they were divine. The waitress was lovely and made my daughter feel very grown up with her own plate and cutlery. It was very nice sitting outside. I also ordered a coffee but there was a bit of confusion with that as the waitress had limited English. I had seen coffee with cream on the menu but she couldn't understand so I went and got the menu and pointed it out to her. Even so, I still got given a plain old flat white. Which I just drunk because it was too much hassle, and it was still a nice coffee.Another night I had a hibiscus cocktail. The alcohol in it was too strong, I didn't like it much at all. It did get served with a plate of olives and nuts which was nice. I had my children with me so was a bit on edge trying to keep them quiet. This is more for adults. There was music some nights but we never caught that. A nice spot inside and out, if you are happy to pay the resort prices
