Grand Case
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Note the traffic pattern on the map below. The portion of Grand Case Boulevard from the bridge next to the lolos to the intersection with the road from the highway is now one way from the bridge to the center of town. You cannot turn right if you head directly into the center of town. You must take the side street as you come into town and travel along the the waterway to the bridge. At that point you can turn right and proceed to the municipal parking lot.
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Take a stroll from one end of Grand Case to the other.
The extreme eastern end of Grand Case Bay has the Grand Case Beach Club offering great views of Créole Rock, the bay, and Anguilla in the distance.
To the west is Ti Coin Créole where Carl Phillips turned out exceptional Créole cuisine. Alas,the building was considerably damaged and unlikely to be repaired. Kitty corner from Ti Coin Créole is Spiga. Across from Spiga is Tijon, our local perfumery. Have you ever made your own perfume? Take a class at Tijon and you'll bring back a very personal souvenir.
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Further west is Pressoir Restaurant named after the old salt press that stands in the small park across the street. the lolos come next and they are all in operation. There is free municipal parking in this area, but it is generally full by dinnertime. Calmos Café, Zen It, Royal Créole, Cave de Charly, Hidden Garden, and L'Effet Mer are all gone.
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Smaller establishments (Max's Place and SXM Nice) are on the water side with Le Frite au Vent, a Belgian restaurant, on the land side. They are followed by the Lolos on the water side. On the land side is Blue Martini Bistro serving French Bistro food in the garden in the back. Late night, the garden area turns into a late night snack center and frequently features live music.
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Kitty corner from Blue Martini is Barranco, a bit of St Barts right here on St Martin. Back on the land side, Giselle (that's her in the red on the right) serves up some fine local snacks, ice cream, and plenty of late night drinks.
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At the corner of the main entrance to Grand Case and restaurant row, Bistrot Caraïbes serves great French food and a lot of seafood including fresh lobster, all with a hint of the Caribbean and a special menu section for garlic lovers.
Next door is Auberge Gourmande serving fine French cuisine in a beautifully restored Créole cottage. Across from these restaurants is the rebuilt Ocean 82.
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Florence and Christophe own and run The Villa in the heart of Grand Case. Look for great French cuisine and fine French wines with excellent service at a very attractive price, especially if you take the prix fix.
Stephane and Tania own and operate Le Cottage. It is the sleekest restaurant on the street with a fine chef and great wine cellar, thanks to Stephane, a trained wine steward.
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Pascal and Donna Pavianni own and run Piazza Pascal serving French/Italian cuisine with a hint of Caribbean.
One private home had this lovely bougainvillea (but no longer).
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Le Temps des Cerises is a beautiful restaurant (and boutique hotel) on a nice section of the beach.
Rainbow was one of the first major restaurants in Grand Case. The current incarnation has added lunches on the beach, which are a thing of beauty. Moreover, they have a bit of parking.
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Restaurant |
Phone |
Cuisine |
Auberge Gourmande |
590 87 73 37 |
French |
Bistrot Caraïbes |
590 29 08 29 |
French |
Le Cottage |
590 29 03 30 |
French |
G's Snack |
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Local |
Piazza Pascal
| 590 87 77 38 |
Italian/French |
Pressoir |
590 87 76 62 |
French |
La Villa |
690 50 12 04 |
French |
Barranco |
690 29 88 58 |
French |
Blue Martini Bistro |
590 29 27 93 |
French |
Friar's Bay Beach Café |
590 87 83 81 |
Beach bar |
Kali's Beach Bar |
590 49 06 81 |
Beach bar |
Lolos |
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Grill/Barbecue |
Loterie Farm |
590 87 86 16 |
eclectic |
Spiga Restaurant |
590 52 47 83 |
Italian |
To call these numbers from the US, it is necessary to dial 011 and the country code.
For added confusion, the country code is 590.
Thus dial 011 590 and 590 again for regular phones. For cell phones dial 590 then 690 plus six digits.
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