St Barth (St Barts) Insiders Destination Guide

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Description

Related to the very Parisian fashion shop “Victoire”, the little Café Victoire offers its terrace right in the heart of picturesque Gustavia. Chef Bertrand, previously at the Eden Rock, prepares for lunch and dinner a light and subtle cuisine from diverse influences. To fully discover it, taste some of the small dishes at a moderate price. The Chef also proposes his takeaways or his services in your villa.

Open from 11:30am to 2:30pm and from 7pm to 9:30pm.

Closed on Saturday (for lunch) and Sunday.

Annual closing from mid-July to mid-August.

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  Gustavia

  Gustavia with its free port is the administrative and business “capital” as it were of St Barts. As the only port on the island apart from the commercial port in Public, Gustavia welcomes motor yachts, luxury or more unpretentious sailing boats and small fishing boats belonging to professional or amateur fishermen. more
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  L'Entre-Deux

  The name is rather intriguing, ”entre deux” meaning “between two”. Between two worlds, two meals… or between the two of us? Or is it between these characteristically Gustavian passages between two island cabins where the leafy courtyard awaits you at its end. A few steps from the quays, secreted behind the more
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  Le Select

  Situated in Gustavia city center, Le Select bar is the soul of Saint-Barthelemy isle. Since 1949, when Le Select was created by Marius Stakelborough, everybody comes here for a cold beer, a "planteur" or a ti'punch. more
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  Shell Beach

  ”Where is Shell Beach ? ”Excuse me…could you direct me to Shell Beach?“ Every Saint Barth native or regular visitor will have heard this question hundreds of times, usually proffered by a confused tourist fresh off a cruise ship, and intent on making the most of his day on land. It’s more
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  Eddy's Restaurant

  In this small tropical garden lost in the capital city, sheltered behind a stony wall, Eddy’s restaurant invites you to taste a French cooking with local and Creole influences in which you will discover local fish. more