St. Lucia is an amazing foodie destination. The island’s traditional foods are influenced by French, Creole, and West Indies flavors and are cooked fresh from the sea.

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Here’s the ultimate guide to where and what to eat in Saint Lucia!

The Best Foods To Try

Green Figs and Salt Fish – green bananas and salted cod

Fresh Lobster

Bouyon – sweet potato, pumpkin, and ham soup. Ask for the hot sauce on the side if you don’t like spicy food

Accra – deep-fried codfish balls

Callaloo Soup – creamy coconut broth with spinach, okra, potatoes, garlic, and fish

Fry Bakes – also called float bakes; deep-fried sweet dough into a pancake or doughnut

Lambi – pan-fried spiced conch

Banana Cake

Where To Eat

Soufrière: Dasheene Restaurant & Bar (amazing views), Jah Lamb’s Vegetarian (also has vegan food), Orlando’s Restaurant & Bar, The Big Yard, Anse la Raye Friday Night Fish Fry, a farm to drink and table tasting at Boucan by Hotel Chocolat.

Pigeon Island: Jambe de Bois, Barnacles, The Thirsty Parrot.

Castries: The Pink Plantation House, Chef Robby’s Caribbean Pirates, Brown Sugar Restaurant and Bar, The Coal Pot, Antillia Brewing Company.

Rodney Bay: Jacques Waterfront Dining, Big Chef Steak House, Matthew’s Rooftop Restaurant, Buzz Seafood and Grill, Sakuragi Restaurant & Sushi Bar.

Marigot Bay: Masala Bay, Julietta’s, Roots Beach Bar, Chateau Mygo House of Seafood, Rum Cave, Pirate Bay Marigot.

Cap Estate: The Naked Fisherman, The Cliff at Cap – home to Rock Maison and its champaign zipline that’s been described as “one of the most romantic tables for dinner anywhere in the Caribbean.”

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