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Top 7 Cajun & Creole food in Saint Louis, Marie-Galante, Caribbean
Find out what Cajun & Creole restaurants to try in Saint Louis including L'Oceanite, Galante Traiteur, Le Wok, Caraibes Plages, Chez Pierrot, Kaz'Andrea, Calypso, Dantana Cafe
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7. Dantana Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By lepiota1
What a great spot this is! It bustles with life, the food is good, and the servers quick, pleasant and speaking a fair bit of English. We ate there twice. On the second occasion I wasn't feeling great, and the server made up a little plate of rice and salad which was just perfect. Delightful ambience and reasonable prices. It was hard to tear ourselves away.
6. Calypso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
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Reviewed By maxine913
The Accra starter was delicious, others has good lobster,duck and steak. I have had tastier octopus but served with potatoes and rice! Some salad or green veg would have been better. Fresh squeezed orange juice, refreshing.Very hot when first arrived, but staff turned fans up which made it comfortable.Cosy decor.
5. Kaz'Andrea
Reviewed By Japoco89
An informal place directly on the beach, with a nice view and good food. I had a big hamburger with pomme frites and raclette and it was a great combo, my father tried a tartare and he appreciated too. Prices in line with the island, but here you have good quality and kindness, which is always a plus!
4. Caraibes Plages, Chez Pierrot
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By ilconte57
E' nascosto tra le case, direttamente sulla spiaggia.Ci siamo fermati un mezzogiorno, per caso, e abbiamo avuto fortuna nel trovare un posto molto carino, nel senso di caratteristico e tradizionale, sembra più per i locali che per i turisti.Abbiamo mangiato bene anche se forse un po' caro.
3. Le Wok
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Chokk
We took a table near the water; actually we were less than half a meter from the water. It turned out that they had a floating table so you could actually eat in the water. We were the only people there and we ordered some water while we looked at the menu. The restaurant was inspired and influenced by the Vietnamese kitchen and I ordered a Vietnam salad followed by some ice cream. The food was okay, spicy and light and what I needed on a hot day like we had. It was not a particular cheap place but being on an isolated island like this all goods have another price. We paid 36 euro for us both with only water, which actually was quite pricy.
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2. Galante Traiteur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Thiry D
5 ans plus tard, nous voici de nouveau en visite à Marie-Galante. A l'époque "Galante Traiteur" fut notre cantine. Portion ultra généreuse à prix très mini.2nd resto testé de notre semaine ici.Nous prenons deux vivaneaux (un frit et un court-bouillon) avec riz jaune aux poivrons et pois d'Angole.Grande différence sur la taille de nos poissons qui ont largement rétréci depuis (snifff...dommage) malgré tout le goût est là , les saveurs, les épices. Un ensemble très satisfaisant. Une addition plus élevée comparativement à notre 1er visite mais qui est dans la fourchette des autres tables.46e pour deux plats deux bières une grande eau pétillante. P.S : les accras sont tjs offerts avec une crudités. Un point qui change pas. Ils sont tjs aussi bons.Le Service est souriant le personnel très gentil. Un bon moment passé là bas.
1. L'Oceanite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Beagerard
Nous sommes allés dîner un soir de février après avoir consulté le site mais un peu déçus que lâon ne nous propose pas les galettes qui se trouvent sur la carte du site Les plats sont corrects mais plus chers que ceux que nous aurions choisi
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