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Hotel Le Toiny Restaurant vs Le Tamarin
Both restaurants are endorsed by professional travelers. On balance, Hotel Le Toiny Restaurant is the choice of most professionals compared to Le Tamarin. Hotel Le Toiny Restaurant comes in at #2 in St. Barth's with praise from 5 publications such as Fodor's, Concierge and Frommer's.
Hotel Le Toiny Restaurant
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Toiny 97133, St Barthelemy
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Concierge
"There are classical French ingredients like lobster, foie gras, and truffles throughout, but the island touchesa Caribbean lobster here, some passion fruit and mango there are our favorites. "
Travel + Leisure
"Situated with views of Hotel Le Toiny’s infinity pool and the Caribbean beyond, Le Gaïac serves French cuisine with a Creole influence."
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BlackBook
"In a word: formal. Dining room overlooks swimming pool, which overlooks the sea, so your primary background music is waves crashing. Classic French with some Creole touches."
Fodor's
"Hôtel Le Toiny's dramatic, tasteful, cliff-side dining porch showcases gastronomic art."
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Tuesday is Fish Market Night, when you choose your own fish to be grilled, and Sunday (11–2) there's a €43 buffet brunch.
Frommer's
"Open-air oyster-shell bar and comfy lounging areas complete the picture. Still, this is a pretty swoony setting, both theatrical and elegantly homey...look for a lighter, pared-down menu as well."
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Le Tamarin
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Grande Saline St, Grande Saline, St Barthelemy
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Frommer's
"The perfect place for a lazy afternoon on the beach, this open-air bistro sits amid rocky hills and forests on the road to Plage de Saline, in a thatched gingerbread cottage."
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BlackBook
"Famed for leisurely lunches that last a bit too long."
Fodor's
"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. "
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Don't miss the beautifully presented, enormous profiteroles for dessert.
Travel + Leisure
"A 200-year-old tamarind tree marks the entrance of this lovely, atmospheric restaurant, which is a perfect stopover on the way to Salines Beach."
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Travel + Leisure
"If you're seeking a more casual-feeling restaurant that still maintains the ultra-chic vibe of St. Barts, opt for something different at Le Tamarin."
St. Barts Travel Guide
September 9, 2021
