St. Barth's

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Italian
5 reviews
Risotto, a surprisingly popular dish on this tropical island, comes with langoustines and baby artichokes or mussels, clams, shrimp, and calamari. — Concierge
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Caribbean
4 reviews
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French
5 reviews
There are classical French ingredients like lobster, foie gras, and truffles throughout, but the island touches—a Caribbean lobster here, some passion fruit and mango there— are our favorites. — Concierge
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Seafood
5 reviews
The young Venezuelan owners go to great lengths to see that guests are having as much fun as they are. — Fodor's
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French
4 reviews
A leisurely lunch here en route to Grande Saline beach is a St. Barth must, but this spot is also tops for dinner or an after-beach snack, too. — Fodor's
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French
4 reviews
The signature restaurant at the Isle de France resort is, like the hotel, pretty wonderful in every way. — Frommer's
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French
3 reviews
Vietnamese-style crispy snapper, caramel sautéed chicken, vegetable tempura, and fish of the day. — Concierge
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Caribbean
5 reviews
This small but friendly beachside restaurant in the pool courtyard of Hôtel Baie des Anges lives up to its name by serving fresh-grilled local lobster—and lobster thermidor. — Fodor's
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Caribbean
5 reviews
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Seafood
4 reviews
This hillside restaurant in Lurin, a tiny town you pass through on the way to Gouverneur Beach, is a must-visit for those who prefer a place with a sense of history to the new and trendy. — Travel + Leisure
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Caribbean
3 reviews
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European
3 reviews
Located within the luxury Hotel Guanahani on St. Barthelemy’s eastern coast, this upscale spot draws a dinner crowd for the innovative, French-Caribbean cuisine and romantic atmosphere. — Travel + Leisure
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Caribbean
3 reviews
Passion-fruit martinis are a must, as are the fresh-caught grilled spiny lobsters and roasted beet "carpaccio." — Fodor's
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Mediterranean
2 reviews
Look for homemade pastas and light, unfussy variations on grilled fish and meats, including the chef's signature Lobster Linguine, made with fresh Caribbean spiny lobster.   — Frommer's
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American
2 reviews
Grab a cold Caribe or Ti' Punch, then seat yourself among a mix of locals yearning for a cheap drink, and life-long seasonal vacationers wanting to reminisce. — BlackBook
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Sit down
2 reviews
French-Japanese fusion is done to perfection at Orega, a newcomer set in a tiny, historic house in the heart of Gustavia. — Travel + Leisure
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Cafe
2 reviews
Though baked goods and bread are for sale in most markets, this is the place to go to get the freshest bread on the island and the tastiest pastries that go straight to your thighs. — BlackBook
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Italian
2 reviews
This upscale deli serves up an excellent assortment of Italian classics – pizzas and paninis are mainstays but the highlights are foccaccias and salads...it's all watched over by a dynamic staff. — Lonely Planet
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European
2 reviews
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