firstcharter
SBH Member
Do any of the other grocery stores on St. Barts have roll breakfast sausage like the following:
We did not see any at Marche? U.
We did not see any at Marche? U.
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Roll Breakfast Sausage
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firstcharter
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Are you not aloud to ask questions on the board? ???
Dennis
Senior Insider
firstcharter said:
FC,
I think the issue, if there is one, is that a couple of your questions deal with trying to find, for lack of a better term, "Americanized" products in St Barths.
We've had problems with folks coming to the forum and spamming with questions that seem out of place given the type of experience most travelers to St Bart’s want.
We apologize if your questions are legit.
I hope you find the sausage that makes you happy.
Eddie
Senior Insider
I've never looked for it, so don't know if it's available. My guess is you'd be able to find a suitable replacement at the butcher shop.
As an aside, I always assume (rightly or wrongly) that posters asking about "Americanized" products are traveling with finicky children. Better to find said products than suffer the consequences of a meltdown...
As an aside, I always assume (rightly or wrongly) that posters asking about "Americanized" products are traveling with finicky children. Better to find said products than suffer the consequences of a meltdown...
firstcharter
SBH Member
Andy, Dennis and Eddie:
Yes, these are legit questions.
After being on the island for 3 weeks and eating "French", we were just wondering if we could find
something with a change of pace, "Americanized".
Sorry, if the seemed out of place, but the experiences we enjoy, are the food(with a small variety), the people and the
the island itself.
Yes, these are legit questions.
After being on the island for 3 weeks and eating "French", we were just wondering if we could find
something with a change of pace, "Americanized".
Sorry, if the seemed out of place, but the experiences we enjoy, are the food(with a small variety), the people and the
the island itself.
cassidain
Senior Insider
firstcharter said:
The outstanding cheeseburger-frites at Le Piment will make you feel comme chez soi, as will the equally outstanding steak-frites at Le Grain de Sel. I'm sure others have favorites that make them feel like at home when the French experience wears a bit thin.
firstcharter
SBH Member
Tim:
We ate at the following and they were all very good:
Wall House
The Hideaway (2)
Le Vietnam
Harbour's Saladerie
L’Isola
Pipiri Palace
Eddy's Restaurant
Santa Fe (2)
Le Select
Bonito
Case de L'Isle
Le Piment
Jojo Burger
Kiki-é Mo
Maya's (2)
I would recommend any of them, depending on what you have a taste
for that night. We enjoy good food but are not foodies!!!!
We ate at the following and they were all very good:
Wall House
The Hideaway (2)
Le Vietnam
Harbour's Saladerie
L’Isola
Pipiri Palace
Eddy's Restaurant
Santa Fe (2)
Le Select
Bonito
Case de L'Isle
Le Piment
Jojo Burger
Kiki-é Mo
Maya's (2)
I would recommend any of them, depending on what you have a taste
for that night. We enjoy good food but are not foodies!!!!
firstcharter
SBH Member
I forgot to add that we only eat breakfast and dinner.
NO lunch!!!
NO lunch!!!
