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The Martinique CHEZ TANTE ARLETTE 3, rue Lucy de Fossarieu 97218 GRAND RIVIERE Phone 05 96 55 75 75 The restaurant Chez Tante Arlette welcomes you to Grand-Rivière, the northern-most town in Martinique. In keeping with the island of flowers’ culinary traditions, each dish that comes out of Tante Arlette’s kitchen is a masterpiece. Your memories of Tante Arlette’s culinary prowess will linger long after your plate is empty. Tante Arlette also has 3 tastefully furnished guest rooms for a cozy experience. LE DOME The Valmenière hotel restaurant Avenue des Arawaks 97200 FORT DE FRANCE Phone 05 96 75 75 75 FLEUR DE SEL 27 avenue de l’Impératrice Joséphine – Bourg 97229 LES TROIS ILETS Phone 05 96 68 42 11 HIPPOPOTAMUS La Galleria shopping center 97232 LE LAMENTIN Phone 05 96 54 62 66 Le Dôme restaurant is on the 8th story of the hotel with a capacity of 70 and is entirely air-conditioned. Enjoy the panoramic view of the Fort de France bay from its closed terrace. Experience the chef’s inventive Creole and traditional cuisine. LE FLAMBOYANT The Marouba hotel restaurant Quartier Choisy – 97221 LE CARBET Phone 05 96 78 00 21 All Inclusive Set-Price Meals Seating for 250 Breakfast from 7 am to 10 am Lunch from 12 noon to 2 pm – Dinner from 7 pm to 9 pm Air-conditioned restaurant with wheelchair access, groups welcome. Parking nearby. Non-stop service Sunday through Thursday from 11:30 am to 11 pm, and from 11:30 am to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays LE MARIE SAINTE 160, rue Victor Hugo 97200 FORT DE FRANCE Phone 05 96 74 41 13 lemariesainte@wanadoo.fr 64
Label The restaurant faces the pool and has a view on the Caribbean Sea. Total seating capacity is 160, including 50 seats in an air-conditioned room. With both buffet and table service, the restaurant serves breakfast from 6:30 am to 10 am, lunch from 12:30 pm to 2 pm and dinner from 7:30 pm to 9:15 pm. The cuisine is a savory blend of French and Caribbean cuisine. A traditional restaurant that has a hospitable and convivial atmosphere, with specialties such as grilled fish, lambis (shellfish) and chatrou (octopus), not to mention delicacies such as macadam (spicy cod and vegetables), chelou (spicy beef liver), marinated fish or fish stew... this elegant restaurant is a mustsee! Seating for 60 - Traditional Cuisine - open from Tuesday through Saturday, from 9 am to 3 pm. RESTAURANT LA VILLA CREOLE Anse Mitan 97229 LES TROIS ILETS Phone 05 96 66 05 53 LA PAILLOTE BLEUE Anse Bleue – Quartier Dizac 97223 LE DIAMANT Phone 05 96 58 33 21 LE PELICAN The Amyris hotel restaurant Quartier Désert 97228 SAINTE LUCE Phone 05 96 62 12 00 The PELICAN is the Amyris Hotel restaurant at the Sainte Luce Karibea Resort. Epicureans should be on the look-out for a beautiful brick-red building in Anse Mitan, with la Villa Creole’s solid reputation, this is THE place to be. Regular patrons will agree, la Villa Créole is all about the pleasure of a new dining experience. Their secret? You’ll find out as soon as you cross the threshold. After passing by an incredible collection of old rums at the bar, a lush tropical garden spanning two rooms invites you to relax in this cozy decor, a charming tribute to the traditional café-concerts. Enjoy the impeccable service and tasty surprises that chef Alain Bourgogne has in store for you: Seafood kebabs, scallops Tatin with Champagne cream, Cassolette and sea urchin pastries, and the essential red tuna tournedos, as well as set-price menus: gourmet, tourist, Caribbean, vegetarian... and to top the evening off, the owner picks up his guitar and plays music, starting out with a Cabrel or Brassens cover in Creole, with a little beguine (similar to rumba), zouk and salsa... and when the house is really full on weekends, let the limbo begin! 65
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