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Top 10 French food in Pointe-a-Pitre, Grande-Terre Island, Caribbean
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Pointe-a-Pitre. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you. including Le Planteur, Cafe des Arts, Le Plaisancier, Le Petit Jardin, Les Ignorants, AUX ARTISTES, Bistrot Zen, La Route du Rhum, La Mandala, La Canne a Sucre
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10. La Canne a Sucre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
AU bord du lagon, face aux ilets de Pointe a Pitre. Une Grande Terrasse au calme.
Reviewed By Silver2011
This is a very good restaurant right on the waterfront in Point-a-Pitre with an exceelent view. We were there for lunch. Food and service were great, and prices were reasonable. Local and European specialties. Informal. It was uncrowded at lunch, but I'd suggest reservations for weekend evenings.
9. La Mandala
Overall Ratings
3 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Mark B
I went to this restaurant with friends. My first time. I was absolutely blown away by the ambiance. The service was impeccable. When the food came it was so delicious every mouthful had me mmmmming. Fantastic experience and a must even when you're not hungry.
8. La Route du Rhum
Overall Ratings
3 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Maureen S
good choice in menu, freshly cooked food. No charge appetizers, bread or olives. We had beef skewers & lemon chicken which were both delicious. Visited this restaurant twice & enjoyed both times although on 2nd visit the waitress seemed a bit frazzled & table service not as good. Drinks cheaper than most of other restaurants in area.
7. Bistrot Zen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By mvgirl41
Bistrot Zen was a great surprise to find amid a number of dining options on the Marina, and by far, my favorite dining experience on a week long trip to Guadeloupe. The service was wonderful and the food matched that in options,presentation, and taste. The salmon plate was amazing, with a creative approach to sides that really made the salmon sing. Dessert was as good as dinner, having chosen the chocolate tart, with an ice cream accompaniment that balanced the tart perfectly. I would be happy to return if my travels allow.
6. AUX ARTISTES
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Dani has run this restaurant for over 15 years now. She was a showgirl in Las Vegas and speaks fluent English. She serves brilliant French Caribbean specialities including ouassous (huge fresh water prawns) lambi (conch) colombo (curry .. chicken, goat, b
Reviewed By gingermopola
We were really impressed by the food, atmosphere and service at Aux Artistes. The restaurant was quiet when we visited, but we were treated like old friends by Dani, the delightful chef/patron who also served us. We love French cuisine and we weren't disappointed (the crayfish in star anise sauce was particularly delicious) - this is somewhere to come for a casual, relaxed and friendly atmosphere with great food, rather than the overly stuffy and formal feel that French restaurants sometimes have. It was also excellent value (including the wine) - two of us ate three courses and shared a bottle of wine for less than 80 Euro. Highly recommended!
5. Les Ignorants
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Si vous aimez boire un bon verre de vin dans un cadre chaleureux, vous êtes à la bonne adresse! Aux Ignorants câest une sélection de vins de propriétaires récoltants et de rhums vieux qui vous attendent. Salé ou sucré, vous trouverez sur notre carte de qu
Reviewed By YoanDeb
Une petite planchette de charcuteries et un canon de rouge, simple mais toujours efficace pour l'apéro. Carte des vins sous forme de nuancier, originale. De bons conseils, on y retournera :)
4. Le Petit Jardin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By jbt10
We came upon this lovely little restaurant by accident . It was a slice of heaven , great food and an amazing band playing at the same time . The service was excellent and everyone was really friendly. This is definitely worth searching out . Thankyou we will be back .
3. Le Plaisancier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By LaurentG752
Le plaisancier was the best restaurant we found in Guadeloupe. We found it randomly and decided to give it a try after we noticed it was packed for lunch by locals. And we were not disappointed, food was perfect: delicious carpaccio of smoked Merlin, tuna steak with green pepper sauce and fabulous flan coco. Great service too.
2. Cafe des Arts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Café des Arts it's a place dedicaded of the art made in all the caraibean arch .It's a place where you can eat good authentic italian dish and a real caraibean delicacy you will have the best experience you can find in Pointe a Pitre and a unbelievable vi
Reviewed By MaxSerres
I went for Diner at this lovely restaurant, and guess what ? I had such my best diner time I never had before, Luca and Sylvain has been very friendly, I tried few dishes from the menu to try as much as possible ( if I could I would have try every single dish ) and everything was very good, fresh, simple dishes but made perfectly, they have talents that for sure. The average price is very interesting for the quality you will have, probably one of the best one in Point a Pitre. I really recommend this place with the nice terrace, some very good Rhum with a little Italian touch.The identity of the restaurant is made by this 2 young guys wich have a great future.They became friends of me and I will come back to Guadeloupe only to get another amazing experience and to support them for this real project. keep going guys :)Thank you so much for your review, the staff of Cafe des Arts work hard for the satisfaction of our customers. Your smile and yours 100% positive feedbacks are our greatest reward!! We only work with fresh products and it is a pleasure to be recognized for our quality.
1. Le Planteur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By Gradje75
We were welcomed very kindly. It is a nice place to enjoy your diner. But â¬90 for two aperatives, two meals and a bottle of wine is way overpriced! Especially in a country like Guadeloupe. And the food was nothing special. But not only going out for diner is expansive here. Also daily groceries are far more expansive as in the Netherlands.
