There is an excellent ground-floor tearoom and pastry shop that serves lunch at a reasonable price. This is one of the most highly recommended restaurants in St. Martin. Reservations are essential. Soft lighting, china and crystal evoke a romantic atmosphere on the interior. Try the fish soup topped with garlic and saffron sauce.
Fresh seafood is available, such as red snapper enveloped in a white wine, butter and lime sauce.
Equally famous for its food and the celebrities who have dined here. Classic French food and delightful 18th century ambience. Try the lunchtime crepes. Popular with sailors for the casual lunches of local shrimp dishes, salads and burgers. More formal fare at dinner.