Restaurants on St. Barths: Open Summer 2020

As St. Barths opens for tourists on June 22, we’ve compiled a list of what’s open. Whether for dine in, take-out or delivery, there’s an array of lunch and dinner spots to enjoy! Please note that restaurants offering dine-in services have asked kitchen staff and servers to wear masks, have reduced seating and have increased spacing between tables to provide a safe experience. For more on restaurants, see our guide here:

Note: This article is constantly updating, the last time this was updated was on July 14, 2020

Restaurants Open for Dine-In Services

Gustavia

Bagatelle: It's always a party at Bagatelle…but the food is excellent too! Harbor views and great music.

Bar de L’Oubli: Your neighborhood meeting spot in Gustavia. A great place after shopping in town, and the place to be on a Sunday if you’re an American football fan. Extensive cocktail list, plus paninis, salads, and burgers. An easy spot for breakfast before a sail, too.

Bonito: Fantastic ceviches, tartares in an elegant (but always fun) atmosphere. Great for cocktails and a view, too.

Black Ginger: Authentic Thai cuisine in a refined setting. Be sure to try Black Ginger to go!

Cantina: Casual tapas with a cool atmosphere. Menu features salmon tartare and Greek salads.

Eddy’s: Traditional Creole cuisine in a garden-like setting.

Fish Corner: Freshly caught fish served tartare style or grilled. A recent addition tucked between shops in Gustavia.

La Guérite: With outposts in Cannes and Istanbul, this Mediterrean spot combines excellent grilled dishes, with one of the best DJs on the island. Wednesdays is their weekly party night.

Isola: Candle-lit restaurant with highly praised Italian dishes

Isoletta: Great selection of real pizza and traditional Italian dishes. Casual and relaxed.

Baz Bar: Fresh sushi, cocktails and live bands. Waterfront.

La Creperie: The place to bring kids, or to go when you want to feel like one! From savory crepes to sweet ones, to salads and sandwiches, the menu has many options. A St. Barths institution.

L’Entracte: Family-friendly with reaonsable prices in the heart of Gustavia.

Quartier General: Traditional French bistro dishes served in a casual but sophisticated environment.

Le Repaire: Ideal for breakfast and lunch, enjoy light French fare before a shopping trip in town. The bacon is great, as is the endive salad!

Victoria: Healthy breakfasts, happy hour drinks and tapas style dishes right on the edge of the harbor.

St. Jean

Eden Rock Beach Bar: New beach bar serving the same flavorful bites and cocktails you love from Sandbar, but with your feet in the sand.

L’Ardoise: Located in Villa Creole, it’s an easy place to stop for a bite mid-shopping. Local in feel with reasonable prices. Pizzas are their specialty! Le Jardin

Pearl Beach: Formerly Tom Beach, a beachfront spot that caters to both easy lunches or a party-like atmosphere

Lil Rock: A no-frills, fun beach bar with barbecue, live music, and a perfect view of St. Jean beach

Mayas To Go: Take-away sister restaurant of Maya’s that offers flavorful deli-case salads and a number of US products

Nikki Beach: DJ Philippe Paris will play every Friday (Rosé Fridays), Saturday, and Sunday (Amazing Sundays). For a mellow lunch, try the 12pm seating. For more of a party, opt for the 2pm seating.

Le Piment: Snacks and tapas

Zion: Exotic dishes in the former Andy’s Hideaway space.

Saline:

Grain de Sel: Salads and burgers pre-or post beach; Creole inspired menu for dinner

L’Esprit de Jean-Claude: Recently renovated and next to Saline Beach, L’Esprit features a creative re-imagining of traditional French dishes. Menu is limited and changes frequently for variety

Tamarin: Exquisite tropical ambiance with changing gourmet fare, suited for both vegetarians and meat lovers