St. Lucia

They're too busy partying in Gros Islet to bother much about the food, so if it's Friday night and you're hungry, head further south to Anse la Raye, an...more

More than 40 years old, this tiny place on the water in Vigie is still adored by everyone who manages to score one of the ten tables. Its second-generation...more

Down Soufrière way, the essential reservation is a table at Ladera's restaurant, with its über-romantic Piton vista accompanied by the...more

Perched above Castries on Morne Fortune (which means "Hill of Good Luck") is the must-visit restaurant for anyone staying in the north. It's not just the...more

Jacques, also locally known as "Froggie Jacques"—perhaps due to the tree frog on the hand-painted sign, or maybe because the owner, Jacques Rioux, is...more

In sheltered, perfectly picturesque Marigot Bay is this beloved hot spot to which people—people with access to boats, at least—flock just for the...more

Opposite the St. Lucian Resort, this casual and cozy place has been around forever—and nobody's complaining. Certainly not the tourists liming (i.e.,...more

A three-minute boat ride across the placid waters of Marigot Bay leads to a private dock set among the mangroves. If it's evening, a man with a flashlight will...more

When Tao opened its doors (or in this case, louvered shutters) seven years ago in the LeSport resort, serving sushi was still a novelty in this part of the...more