All restaurants which are members of the Seychelles Restaurateurs' Association quote an average price per person for a 3-course meal inclusive of two glasses of wine and coffee. Prior notice should be given in restaurants for groups of four or more and advance bookings should be made for restaurants on Round and Cerf and for La R serve restaurant on Praslin. A wide range of wines, spirits and other alcoholic beverages is available in the Seychelles. Seybrew , a German style lager, is made locally. The same company also produces Guinness under licence and soft drinks.
Local tea is also popular - see below under Shopping .
A hotel licence permits hotel residents to drink at any time. It is illegal to drink alcohol on any road or in public. Largely undeveloped and unsophisticated. There is, however, much to be enjoyed in the evenings, and a speciality is the local camtolet music, often accompanied by dancers. Several hotels have evening barbecues and dinner dances.