Rodney Bay & Gros Islet restaurants

You'd never guess it from the outside but this restaurant next to the mall complex at the beginning of the Rodney Bay strip consistently serves some of the best Indian food in the Caribbean. Everything is carefully …

Frogs' legs and escargot in St Lucia? Yes, it’s possible at this wonderfully intimate little French restaurant on the backstreet, which uses fresh, local ingredients to prepare some of the best meals on the island. …

A couple of open-air joints across from the water serve up excellent seafood grills a few nights a week at the Gros Islet Fish Fry. They are ultracasual: wait for a plate of barbecued fresh fish, get a few sides, th…

Elena’s whips up a scrumptious assortment of real gelati to cool you down after a day in the sun. Also serves up great pizza from the waterside oven, plus snacks and pasta. There's another branch (ice cream only) in…

This sprightly eatery sitting on a covered wooden deck overlooking the marina is the perfect venue for enjoying a drink, snack or a meal – and to people-watch. It serves some of the best coffee on the island (EC$5 t…

If you fancy splashing out on something other than lobster, step into the classy air-conditioned dining room and tuck into quality imported cuts at St Lucia's favorite steakhouse. You'll have to change out of the sh…

An intimate eatery in a colorful, quirky Creole home in the center of Gros Islet, offering refined versions of Caribbean classics. The seafood is locally caught. There is a buffet at lunch while dinner is from the m…

A welcoming restaurant right by the water serving up high-quality French and other Mediterranean classics alongside great local seafood dishes.

This popular joint is worth visiting for its good, cheap and wholesome Caribbean staples.

Right on Reduit Beach, this venue is a catch-all for locals, cruise-shippers and seemingly everybody else. The views out to sea from the open-air tables are partially blocked by the wall of umbrellas, but its got a …