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Our Restaurants

 

Mauritian restaurants are generally on the affordable side though there is not enough volume all year round to allow economies of scale. The average quality of food served in restaurants is good.
The area of Grand Bay is the one offering the widest choice of restaurants but since two years there has been a great lot of new restaurants, mainly good ones fortunately, that have been opening In different regions of the world.

 

The restaurants listed are those that are our preferred ones for different reasons. They might not always be the best in terms of quality but are worth discovering.

 

 

Region

Name

Locality

Speciality

Description

North

Lotus on the Square

 

Outside the centre of Grand Baie

 

- proposes an original cuisine under its most relaxing terrace in a Bali type garden.

 

Luigi's Italian Restaurant

 

centre of Grand Bay

Original italian food

- proposes several specials everyday on a blackboard

East

Chez Tino

 

Trou d’Eau Douce

 

-fantastic restaurant of the region run by “Ton Tino” with professionalism.

 

Domaine de l’Etoile- Table D’hote

 

Bel Air Riviere Seche

 

- available to those taking part in excursions, although it is possible to book tables in advance for cocktails and functions

Le Caf des Arts

 

Trou d’Eau Douce

 

- run by Jocelyn Gonzalez who puts a lot of emphasis on his cuisine. The menu is varied and changes every week

 

South

Le Crocodile Affame- Restaurant in Natural Park

 

Riviere des Anguilles

Varied crocodile menus

- also offers you a wide choice of mauritian and other dishes. Snacks and various drinks are also available.

 

Le Jardin de Beau Vallon

 

Mahebourg

 

-It is 10 minutes drive from the airport

West

Domaine Anna

 

Behind the village of Flic en Flac

European and Chinese menus

 

Le Bistrot du Barachois

 

Tamarin

 

-overlooks the barachois of Tamarin

Sirokan Garden Resto

 

middle of sugar cane fields at La Gaulette on the main road to Le Morne

 

 

Port Louis

La Flore Mauricienne

Port Louis

 

-most ancient restaurant of the Indian Ocean

Le Ravin Restaurant

 

Moka

 

- associates simplicity, rusticity, quality and originality.

 

 

 

Last Updated on Saturday, 12 December 2009 17:00
 

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