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Where to Eat in Sainte-Anne: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Sainte-Anne, Martinique including Paille Coco, Delices Caraibes, L'ilot Vent, Chez Nadiege et Serge, CAP CREPES, Le Kolibri, Le rendez-vous, Le Cocotier, Chez Suzette, Chez Olivier
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1. Paille Coco
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 507 reviews
Reviewed By Ken M - Singapore River, Singapore
My family and I went here for dinner but left after 15 minutes due to the appalling attitude of the waitress, She ignored us completely whist attending to her cell phone and generally cleaning the bar. We tried unsuccessfully several times to have her serve us but she ignored us and we left
2. Delices Caraibes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By RainbarrelDiva - Columbia, Missouri
We ate here for lunch the last day we were in Ste. Anne. It was the best meal that we had and were sorry we weren't able to come back. Most places have a decent main meat/fish component but the appetizers, side dishes, etc. are mediocre. Not at this place. They brought bread with a bit of a fishy, delicious butter soon after we sad down. The avocado/shrimp salad was also delicious. I had the shrimp in coconut sauce and they were large and fresh. The prices here are not higher than the other places we went to in downtown Ste. Anne; actually that is one of the things we found a bit odd in Martinique, prices didn't seem to vary much from restaurant to restaurant. The service was very friendly and helpful even when we told her that we (by that I mean my boyfriend) had forgot to bring enough money so we had to keep everything under the 40 euros I brought with me.
3. L'ilot Vent
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Primerose3112 - GUJAN MESTRAS
Nous sommes venus ce midi, excellent accueil, cuisine au top, tout était parfait !! Nous y retournerons avant la fin de notre séjour !!!! Bravo !!
4. Chez Nadiege et Serge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By jujitsu77 - Rome, Italy
The place is not fancy, like all restaurants by Les Salines beach.
However, the food is delicious. The cod fritters were perhaps a bit greasy, but the fish/seafood skewer was delicious. The fish and prawns were cooked perfectly, and the sauce on top was very tasty. The dish included rice, lentils and salad. Full menu for 16 euros, including one drink. Cash only.
The restaurant is open until 4 p.m. Hence, do not plan dinner there (besides, there's nothing there and one cannot hope for a nice stroll before eating).
5. CAP CREPES
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Boutrosboutrosdoggie - Boston, Massachusetts
I think these were good crepes. A bit burned. They were not too expensive. Service was great. Not sure why they don't open until Tuesday at 7pm, but alas, it was worth the wait. Very efficient. Only problem was the chain smokers sitting behind us. We would come here again.
6. Le Kolibri
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
7. Le rendez-vous
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By zydecobb - New York
This is an ordinary restaurant along the waterfront in Ste Anne. Best for a drink, although it is open for dinner, when many others are closed.
8. Le Cocotier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 328 reviews
le cocotier vous accueille tous les jours pour un dejeuner les pieds dans le sable,face au lagon de l'anse MichelPour garder des petits prix,le service et la commande se font au comptoirEn saison et le week-end,venez reserver votre table le matin,nous ne travaillons qu'avec des produits frais,pas de congelateur ,donc quand y'en a plus y'en a plusa bientotl'equipe de Cocotier
Reviewed By WinginitSolo - Baltimore, Maryland
....this place does surprisingly good food! The setting of Anse Michele is gorgeous (we went there twice during our week on island) and Le Cocotier is an excellent option if you'd like a break from the sun & surf for a very nice lunch. Very small operation that turns out great looking and tasting lunches and a selection of crepes.
Only one person speaks English, so be aware of that, but we don't speak French and it wasn't much of a problem. And you'll need a reservation - yes, really - but if you get there mid-to-late morning, you should be fine. Just go up when you get there and pick a time to come back and put your order in.
9. Chez Suzette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Scot-Breizh
Just back from a day at the beautiful Beaches of Les Salines and we stopped off for lunch Chez Suzette.
After having checked out the different pop-up restaurants and snacks along the beach road we opted for Suzette's because the welcome was warm and the food looked good.
After sitting down we were offered free Accra and Rum (we took the Accras not the drinks) and we both offered barbecued chicken with Rice and Salad.
The Chicken was excellent - I opted for the spicier Boucane version - and it was delicious. The rice was tasty, as we the spicy sauce it came covered in.
Next time we're back in Les Salines we'll be eating here!
10. Chez Olivier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By carolineenwillem - Zoetermeer, The Netherlands
This is more a juicebar than a restaurant. Very nice juices just near the beach. Can not miss it when visiting Les Salines.
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