In Marigot Bay:
The Villa @ Marigot Bay
Indian & Creole fusion, currently the top restaurant in Marigot Bay.
The outdoor dining room offers a great view overlooking the bay. Each Monday evening is their special Indian menu that offers a 4 course tasting menu.The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Roots 2
Was features on the popular NetFlix show, “Restaurants on the Edge” St. Lucia. Known for its catch of the day, the view of the bay is also worth stopping in for if you are craving local cuisine. Make sure to make reservations in advance.
Chateau MyGo
Chateau Mygo House of Seafood is located waterside at Marigot Bay. A third generation local restaurant owned and operated by Chef Shaid Rambally. His cuisine is an exotic fusion of East Indian and Creole cooking. Fresh ingredients such as mangos, papayas, okra, taro root, ripe plaintains along with fresh Atlantic red snapper, mahi mahi and Caribbean Lobster are used in his recipes.
Chateau Mygo is also the only Sushi bar located on the west coast of St. Lucia. Try our spicy tuna roll or the crunch calamari roll. Sashimi and a variety of hand rolls can also be special ordered. They do over 20 specialty thin crust pizzas such as the BBQ Chicken Pizza, The Hurricane, or the famous Lobster Pizza.
Doolittle’s Restaurant & Bar
In 1967 Marigot Bay was one of the main locations used in filming the classic Rex Harrison movie Dr Doolittle. Movie critics say the beautiful scenery helps draw the viewer into the movie… and who are we to argue?
When you visit Doolittles Restaurant and Bar you’ll fall in love with the alfresco dining area overlooking the crystal waters of Marigot Bay. You’ll see hummingbirds darting among the flowers that line the restaurant’s walkways, parrot fish swimming through the corals, and crabs sunbathing on the jetty.
Bernice’s
Where the locals take their breakfast and lunch; Bernice’s is a local food shack, completely unnamed and virtually inconspicuous standing next the Marigot Bay ferry dock. You may have reservations about trying it (no pun intended), but we assure you Bernice is meticulously clean and a consistently great cook.
Lunches there are delicious and filling, and likely the best true ‘local’ cuisine you can find in the bay.
It’s also a wonderful place to swing by for a local breakfast; as authentic as it gets: cocoa tea and saltfish johnny cake (shown right).
In Castries/La Toc Area:
The Pink Plantation House
Rated second on the island on Tripadvisor only after Masala Bay, the Pink Plantation house is, as the name suggests, an old plantation house that is full of history, charm, and old artifacts with a perfect hilltop location and view (hey, they had the choice of spots!) and some of the most delicious local food you can find on the island.
It’s local St. Lucian food but served with the utmost perfection, balance, and flavors – truly a meal you’ll never forget (shown right).
Coal Pot
Owned by the Famous Chef Xavier Ribot which has won an award for the Best Restaurant of the year. The restaurant is located on the waterfront of the Vigie Marina where you can enjoy ships going by. Menu offers classic french dishes with Caribbean flavors.
In Soufriere/by the Pitons:
Orlando’s Restaurant & Bar
Orlando’s Restaurant is located in the heart of Soufriere waterfront. The menu was created to involve the local community by working with local farmers and fisherman by using fresh local ingredients. Offers many delicious Caribbean dishes.
Martha’s Tables
One of the finest local restaurant located near Soufriere. It’s own by a local family which they create delicious Caribbean home cooked meals. They have vegetarian options on their menu. Make sure to try a fresh local juice of the day.
Boucan Restaurant & Bar by Hotel Chocolat
Like no other restaurant on the island The Boucan offers a cacao infused menu with a spectacular view of the Pitons. It’s one of St Lucia’s popular foodie destinations. They produce their own cocoa on the Rabot Estate. Be sure to try their cocoa tea.
Dasheen Restaurant by Ladera Resort
The Dasheen Restaurant is located near Soufriere that offers spectacular views from the dining room. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a Sunday Brunch. Its main goal is focus on sustainable cooking sourced from locally harvested ingredients (photo seen right). The Chef Nigel Mitchel is dedicated to serving fresh native ingredients from island farmers and neighboring plantation that grow their produce primarily for the restaurant.