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( 032 40 530 55, 033 12 513 16; Esokaka; d Ar50,000) These very clean, bright and
good-value bungalows sitting behind an attractive
restaurant
(mains from Ar7000) have
wonderful views of Pic St Louis. Choose the ones in the courtyard to avoid street noise.
EATING
Island Vibe
BURGERS €
(mains from Ar12,000; lunch & dinner) This popular expat hangout run by two South
African transplants occupies a large beach shack with sand floor and benches. Burgers,
steaks, and chicken are the appropriate fare. The bar makes a mean mojito.
Chez Georges
SEAFOOD €
(mains Ar8500-11,000; breakfast, lunch & dinner) This popular local eatery and adjoin-
ing bar enjoys a laid-back surf atmosphere in cabins overlooking Libanona beach. Catch-
of-the-day and crab farci are house specialities, but expect a wait. People swim after put-
ting in an order.
Chasseurs
MALAGASY €
(mains Ar5000-10,000; lunch & dinner) Near the taxi-brousse station, this friendly
neighbourhood institution offers traditional Malagasy fare, but is well above a
hotely
.
Restaurant Mirana/ Chez Bernard
EUROPEAN €€
(mains Ar13,000; lunch & dinner Mon-Sat) This single room off a narrow side street is
an insider spot known for its pizza, seafood and beef.
Mami Jo
CHINESE/MALAGASY €
(mains from Ar4000; breakfast, lunch & dinner) The place to come for fried rice. Also
offers great juices, yoghurt, and a pâtisserie.
ENTERTAINMENT
Panorama Club
CLUB
(men Ar5000, women free) Locals, mining staff, and other expats mix in this disco, the
only real nightlife in Fort Dauphin.
