Top Restaurants in Grand Baie
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Where to Eat in Grand Baie: The Best Restaurants and Bars
With lively restaurants, white-sand beaches, ever-expanding resorts and a natural harbor, Grand Baie is fertile tourist ground. Located on the northwest coast of Mauritius, its fashion and craft shops appeal to landlubbers, while swimming, sailing and windsurfing enthusiasts frolic in the emerald Indian Ocean. Glass-bottom boat trips provide a window on the underwater world, but for a one-of-a-kind experience, board a two-person submarine and cruise beneath the surface with the tropical fish.
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1. Chez Ram
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By martwhit - Colchester, United Kingdom
Visited Chez ram on holiday, with local Mauritian friends, because we wanted some nice seafood. We werent disappointed. Starter of squid was tender and succulent. Main course of giant prawns was superb. Curried dishes looked good too.
Setting is simple, just on the outskirts of Grand Baie, but service was friendly and prompt.
2. Happy Rajah Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Operating since January 2006, Happy Rajah Indian Restaurants have rapidly established their credentials as traditional Indian cuisine specialists and are now among the best on the island overall. Happy Rajah is situated in the Super U complex in the heart of Grand Bay, and offers authentic Indian cuisine in a surprisingly cozy and warm venue. At the Happy Rajah, a team of North and South Indian professionals join their expertise to produce the authentic cuisine of the 17th century Moghul Emperors of India as well as sumptuous regional delicacies such as Chennai spicy vindaloos from the South. More than a mere outing for an Indian meal, the Happy Rajah experience has been likened to a voyage to magnificent India.
Reviewed By henristetter - Tunis, Tunisia
This is truly Indian fine dining at its best. The service is splendid, the menu extensive and the dishes absolutely delightful... We have been there several times for dinner and tried numerous vegetarian dishes . All of them with nicely presented, tasteful and nutritious
3. La Pomme d'amour
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 400 reviews
Reviewed By wei L - Singapore, Singapore
We had 'today's menu' during lunch time.
Some crispy fries for appetizer, fish in creole sauce with salad and peas for main. And pineapple flambee for dessert. Rs 400 per person.
It was not a big portion, but all the food was very fresh and tasty. It looked like made carefully with love. The waitress was friendly, so I had a pleasant feeling.
I hope to go back again when we are in this area.
4. La Rougaille Creole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Bruce L
My wife and I had a romatic dinner here and the food was fresh and unreal.
Some locals next door to the restaurant were playing sega music with instrument which added to the atmosphere.
If you want awesome fresh seafood and local cuisine come to this place.
5. La Terrasse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By NikoleNiak - Switzerland
Very nice local mauritian food. Very tasty, very well cooked: meat and seafood are perfect. Feels like family cooking at home.
Staff and service very friendly.
Owner really nice to talk to.
Despite its location (main street, not very engaging at night), go there, you will not regret!
6. Gourmet Grill Mauritius
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 390 reviews
This is a nice & festive restaurant with lots of character located in the famous Banana Beach Club. The Gourmet Grill is much more than a grill, we feature local seafood and weekly specials. Our menu includes Seafood Risotto, Camarons (Giant fresh water shrimps), Sushi, Lobster, fresh Foie Gras, and tasty vegetarian dishes. For lovers of beef our Steaks, Entrocote and Burgers are legendary made with the best Australian beef. For Deserts you have to try the Fondant or the Banana Nut Flambe, we do have a great homemade NY Cheese cake and French apple tart as well. The musical decor displays the owners passion for music with a collection of memorabilia. A little warning for the light hearted, being part of the Banana it can be a bit noisy and festive later in the evening with live music and an active bar scene. The Banana a lively night spot so do plan to stay on for a memorable night out. Bon Appetite!
Reviewed By cocorotsie - dubai
I was doing loads of research for holiday meals for Christmas in Mauritius. I contacted who I might think is the owner/ whoever answers their facebook messages and they went above and beyond for me. They weren't open for Christmas, so we booked with them for Xmas Eve and I asked if they would suggest something. They even called the venue for me. We took their excellent suggestion (Labourdonnais) and had a wonderful Xmas day. So kind to go the extra mile.
Now, for our Xmas eve dining experience. The place has very good atmosphere and a good mix (it seems) of locals and tourists. The grill bit is the "restaurant" that blends into and over looks the Banana bar with a bands with very entertaining artists.
A funny and charming gentleman took care of us. We had both had a very delicious meal of the fresh water prawns. We enjoyed it so much we booked for New Years Eve on the spot. Highly recommend and will obviously be going again.
They have parking too which can be a big help as parking around there is a challenge.
Big thank you to everyone who helped make our Xmas holiday in Mauritius great.
7. Ti Kouloir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
This is a popular local snack shop in the town and can be found listed in the Mauritus Lonely Planet guide. Also a page on foursquare here: https://foursquare.com/v/ti-kouloir/4d6d124651956a31ccd3bf6aPlease find a photo here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/guymeagher/7079810995/and here:http://www.flickr.com/photos/guymeagher/7079961069/in/photostream
Reviewed By deMerclesden - London, United Kingdom
Immediately next to La Rougaille Creole, Ti Kouloir is quite a contrast - queues of locals taking away portions of boulettes and noodles with some limited benched Seating for those that want to linger and take in both the atmosphere of a busy eatery and the delights of its offerings. We have a mix of boulettes (Mauritian dumplings) served in a gorgeous thin soup - the lamb and ginger, fish encased in tofu and chicken & shrimp were out favourites - and a shared plate of lightly spiced chicken noodles. Very, very good value and an excellent adventure into authentic local cuisine.
8. Blue Lagoon Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Icarusrose - Mossel Bay, South Africa
This restaurant is well priced for its location, compared to other restaurants on the front strip of grand baie. We had a delicious veg pizza and marlin panini with a beer and water for around 700 Rupees. The food is fresh and delicious and well presented. This is the perfect place to have breakfast, lunch or eat at sundown on weekends, as it has a beautiful view and is now open on Friday and Saturday nights! The staff are friendly and the service was great! I highly recommend eating at this restaurant, and wish we had found it sooner on our trip!
9. Roots Est Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By TravellerLion - Europe
I have been passing this place for quite some time now and always wanted to try it out. Well, I finally did for a quick lunch and I left as a very happy customer. It's a small place with limited selection but all the foods are prepared with lots of dedication and skill. It's very much delicate home cooking and a nice change from all the other restaurants in the area.... for once i left a restaurant on the island without feeling bloated and full.
Next will try breakfast ....
10. Cote D'Azur Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 235 reviews
Dining experience unlike anything else. Restaurant Cote D'Azur brings you the very best of Mauritian hospitality and International cuisine right at your door-step. With a reputation of authenticity and excellence, Restaurant Cote D'Azur stays true to the culinary culture and influences of European and Western fusion. Great food, inspiring ambiance, and friendly service is yours for the taking. Stepping into Cote D'Azur, Pereybere is a treat for all the senses. Diners are seated in a tropical decorated ambiance and enjoying the view of the Pereybere beach while sipping the famous draft beer of Mauritius, Phoenix. The menu at Cote D'Azur, Pereybere is a palette of traditions and novelties, catering to your palate. You can choose from a variety of unique dishes, from the past, present and future of gastronomic culture. Every delicacy we offer is exciting and prepared with the freshest ingredients following recipes concocted by our International star chef, Mr. (decorated under Head Chef in Gastronomy and Michelin Award Winner "Bernhard Reiser" in 2014).
Reviewed By Lorraine K
So partnered to the Pereybere Hotel and Spa this place was new to us. Using local available produce the chef is pushing the boat out. The menu choice is a reasonable size but is generally more expensive that other places in Pereybere. While we enjoyed our meal it didn’t quite meet the expectations based on the price. The host is an outgoing young man who is keen to develop the place bringing in live music on a number of evenings ( which mostly was a bit too loud when sitting eating as a group making it difficult to talk ). Like most of Pereybere however it’s welcoming place where the personal touch goes a long way. We stopped in most days for a drink , a good bar selection after a day by the beach or pool, tho wine list mostly French and definitely over priced. Would certainly suggest more “ local “ lower/ mid priced wine to encourage diners to return. We wish the team very best wishes and hope to see this little business develop and find its place Pereybere
