Sunday Brunch

Where is the best Sunday brunch in St. Barth? Will be there 3rd week of July.

Are you looking for a restaurant that makes a special point of serving “Sunday Brunch” or simply any restaurant where you can eat well?

For the former, the ones I know are Villa Marie (a/k/a Francois Plantation) & Le Barthélemy Hotel. Eden Rock Hotel also has a lovely breakfast buffet . . . but it is (at least, “was” a couple of months ago -- I haven’t been there recently) a daily occurrence, as opposed to a special Sunday event.

If you don’t mind waiting ‘til Noon, the first seating at Nikki Beach will be very animated & can be fun . . . offering very good food & great people-watching. Nearby is Pearl Beach . . . another favorite venue for many, next to end of the airport runway (though — in my recent experience — less than stellar food). Le Repaire in Gustavia will be low key, but nice view of the harbor & quite good food. Fouquet’s, the restaurant of Carl Gustaf Hotel, has a superlative view overlooking Gustavia . . . dinner reviews have been “over the top;” my luncheon experience was so-so (it was in an early opening week, so I want to give it another try). Lunch at La Langouste in Flamands offers a very pleasant ambiance, easy access to the beach, & can be excellent food. The nearby Cheval Blanc Hotel offers two restaurants — La Case & La Cabane . . . former is more upscale, with perfect service & excellent food (if you go to the larger La Cabane, I suggest that you specify that you do not want to sit in the middle row of tables — the positioning of these tables offers a nice ocean view to the person sitting on one side, while anyone sitting opposite that person has only a view of his/her dining companion(s) & a generally unpleasant, IMO, view of the legs of diners at tables on the elevated level behind them).

I’ll leave it to others to say what is “best.”
 
Another vote for gentlemanly long pants at dinner? :biglaugh:

Funny, John! However, my idea of eating in an expensive restaurant at the beach, with lackluster service when the restaurant is crowded (which it often is), does not include seating which features a view of the butts & legs of people sitting on a platform behind the heads of my dining companion(s) . . . long pants or non.
 
Dennis..I found that floor plan and seating disturbing as well. Luckily, the room was not at all crowded when I visited. More view and less body parts preferred.
 
Funny banter so much nicer than the nasty that has sometimes gotten thru the mesh ! Especially liked the invoice question !
And I never want to face or be near a restroom or the kitchen pantry area in restaurants that we frequent in our town/state so I state that when making reservations. Yep, fussy again.
 
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