Restaurants
Restaurants
St Lucian restaurants offer a wide variety for such a small island!
From food trucks to fine dining, you’re sure to find something you will like.
Taste a little of everything on your stay
Here are some of the restaurants that are fairly near the villa, and a few of our personal favorites in other areas of the island.
Soufriere restaurants
As things can change rapidly in St Lucia, please check with Doxie or Junior, or contact the restaurant yourself (phone is best) to ensure they will be open when you plan on dining.
Dining hours can be somewhat limited – many restaurants close for a few hours between lunch and dinner (many close at 2:30 pm and reopen at 6 pm), and late dining options (after 9 or 9:30) are also limited. St Lucians typically have their big meal at lunch, and many of the local restaurants are not open for dinner.
We recommend you call ahead for dinner reservations at most of the “tourist” restaurants, especially during “the season” (mid-December through the end of March).
The St Lucian area code is 758.
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"Eat like a local" in Soufriere
In St Lucia, the main meal is lunch and most of these restaurants are lunch-only. Curry and creole are the main influences on local cooking.
Mystique Breeze 520-6676
Soufriere beach next to Hummingbird
Caribbean $
Very good food at very reasonable prices. We're very happy we found it!
Sa Nou Iration
Maurice Mason Street
Vegan Food Truck $
Opens 9 AM and closes when food is sold out. We've never been there
Soufriere Beach Park
Next to the Hummingbird
Several attractively-priced places for food and drink
The pizza place was decent but the sausage was a hot dog!
"Eat like a tourist" in Soufriere
These restaurants won’t fill your belly better than the local restaurants will, but they have better ambiance, more gourmet or international flair, and better presentation. Unless noted otherwise, they are affiliated with a resort and have a wine list and an well-stocked bar.
Dress codes are usually “Caribbean casual” – long pants, collared shirts and no flip flops for men; the same or dresses for women. (Bill wears washable linen button-down shirts and drawstring pants from Cubavera.com with leather sandals.)
Piton Bar 459-7000
Anse Chastanet resort
Bar, Afternoon Tea $
Afternoon tea is served from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm daily.
Other notable restaurants
Recommended restaurants in other parts of St Lucia