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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Where to eat Seafood food in Grand Terre: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Seafood food in Grand Terre, New Caledonia including Le Miretti Gascon, Fishgood, Restaurant Manuia, Le Roof, Le Sextant, Le Bilboquet Plage, O Garden, Ile des Pins Plaisance, CaCao Sampaka, L'Essentiel
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10. L'Essentiel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Restaurant et traiteur spécialisé dans les produits de la mer. Cuisine raffinée, produits de très grande qualités. Traiteur fruits de mer à emporter sur réservation téléphonique
Reviewed By paulpower2013
Have a lovely meal here with some friends. Tiny restaurant, funny waiter, great seafood. Not a large menu but what was available was excellent. The waiter tried to explain the menu in English but failed, though this only made the evening more enjoyable. Suggest you book as there are only about 7 tables. Prices very reasonable too.
9. CaCao Sampaka
Overall Ratings
3 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By Houlihan2
This small, local restaurant that flows over onto the pavement area was recommended by one of the staff members of the Chateau Royal Resort as her favourite local restaurant. It is surrounded by a strip of local eating establishments offering a variety of cuisines. The cuisine was French-Asian style. We shared a starter of an octopus (poulpe) salad, which I was expecting would come with a Thai-style dressing, but unfortunately, it was far too sweet for my palate. Our main courses were Sole Meuniere, which was very good, served with lime which was different and Cocotte Moules, which were small but the serving was generous. There must have been about 24 mussels. We drank a Brouilly beaujoulais, which went well with the meal. The service was friendly and very obliging. Unfortunately, we were surrounded by smokers, that took the shine off our experience somewhat. It made us so grateful that Australia has introduced the âno smoking ruleâ around eating establishments.
8. Ile des Pins Plaisance
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Michael K
Spent a few hours ashore here swimming and soaking up the sun. Thirsty work, so walked into this little restaurant on beach front and ordered two beers. Not the cheapest beer, but is a small island some way from hustle and bustle of normal life. Think Perth Australia beer prices! Well worth it though and they take Aussie dollars too! Cheers
7. O Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
O Garden is a warm and friendly place right in the heart of Nouméa. You will savour delicious traditional grills cooked in the wood fire there and will take advantage of their wide choice of wines. In the evening you will cross an evening with friends in
Reviewed By zhihio
Very nice place and the service is very friendly and fast. We took an escalope and a fish, both were delicious. Big choice of cocktails and a nice wine list.Book in advance and come with friends or in a couple.There is only couple of restaurants like this in Nouméa.
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6. Le Bilboquet Plage
Overall Ratings
3 based on 366 reviews
Reviewed By houdanolish
Fast and efficient service. Various menus each day. Kitchen offering local dishes and accompaniements, affordable rates: the key to success and longevity? ...
5. Le Sextant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 293 reviews
Take in the stunning views of our resort with floor-to-ceiling windows in our casual, all-day dining restaurant. Come for fluffy pancakes at breakfast or fresh oysters at our buffet dinner (Thursday, Friday & Saturday nights).
Reviewed By Wanderering1
Set in pleasant surroundings at Le Meridien Resort this restaurant offers dinners a pleasurable dining experience. The menu is not broad but you can find a dish to tempt the eye and tickle the tastebuds. Prices are fair by New Caledonian standards and the venue never seems crowded so the staff have time for that extra attention to detail or, should you desire it, some casual conversation. The staff are well-drilled and courteous. They are polite and very helpful: making certain that your dining experience is the best they can offer.
4. Le Roof
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1093 reviews
Reviewed By Robert D
This is a restaurant you should experience if you are in Noumea. You can dine on fresh fish while even fresher fish swim below you! Service is excellent and the food was good. For dessert, I had their Gourmet Apple--apple mousse atop apple sorbet, garnished with slices of apple. It's an apple lovers treat.
3. Restaurant Manuia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By PipL822
We ate there after reading all the great reviews. Thank you to previous reviewers who had posted photos of the location and menu, very helpful!One order of stuffed crab, two of coconut curry shrimp. The curry was outstanding, the crab was really good too. High recommended.
2. Fishgood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By flashgordon2016
Discovered this cosy little jem hidden in the top part of the Latin Quarter just opposite the Art Café. First time we had diner over here, seafood like tuna dishes seem to be their specialties, had a very warm welcome from the waitress and the cook herself who insisted on tasting a sample of the fish good dish which bears the same name, of course it was delicious. we took the 5-Spice Chicken with rice and fries and the FIsh Good special. Prices match the size of the huge dishes and food was perfect as well. No hesitation in recommending!
Where to eat Mediterranean food in Grand Terre: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Le Miretti Gascon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By travelSPSF
My husband asked our hotel for a recommendation for a nice place to eat just for us (without the kids) and this restaurant was was recommended. To be honest, I was completely underwhelmed. The restaurant has probably seen better days - just seemed dated, and there was no air conditioning which on a warm evening, just added to the underwhelming feeling. They do have English menus and English-speaking servers - so maybe this is why it is hotel-recommended? The food was more of a "old-school", homestyle cooking, nothing extraordinary, but tasted fine. I guess I was just expecting more. The service was terrific though - our server was very nice, and they did kindly take a last minute reservation and pick us up at our hotel.
