Tante Arlette

Martinique


This long-standing favorite is the best place in northern Martinique to try authentic Creole food. The house specialty is the seafood grill (€45), which includes half a lobster, conch and shrimp, or – for the same price – a stew of the same creatures.


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0.05 MILES

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3. Distillerie JM

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8. Musée Volcanologique et Historique

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