Travel Reference
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munal areas are pretty tired, so don't come expecting cutting-edge design. Its main selling
point is its location, a coconut's throw from the beach.
Eating & Drinking
Snack Chez Herbert
( 0262 32 42 96; 40 Blvd Leconte de Lisle; mains €2.50-8; lunch & dinner Tue-Sun)
This popular joint
is worth visiting for its cheap and wholesome Creole staples. Snacks, salads, sandwiches
and other nibbles are also available. Take your plunder to the beach or grab a (plastic)
table on the shaded pavement.
CREOLE, SANDWICHES
€
Snack Chez Racine
(42 Blvd Leconte de Lisle; mains €3-10; lunch & dinner Wed-Mon)
If you're looking for a quick food
fix, check out the options at this casual hang-out near the beach.
CREOLE, SANDWICHES
€
La Bobine
( 0262 33 94 36; Blvd Leconte de Lisle; mains €17-25; lunch & dinner)
This sprightly restaurant with
an exotic feel - the wood and thatch are imported from Madagascar - enjoys a perfect loc-
ation, slap bang on the beach. The wide-ranging menu features delicious fish or meat
dishes. There's also a snack section (until 5pm), with a choice of sandwiches, salads and
light meals. It's also a fantastic place to sip a cocktail (€7).
SEAFOOD, FRENCH
€€
Coco Beach
( 0262 33 81 43; Blvd Leconte de Lisle; mains €15-23, menus €20-47; lunch & dinner)
This perennial
fave overlooking the beach serves grills and ultra-fresh fish, salads and tapas (from
5.30pm). It's also a good place to hang out and just enjoy the tropical atmosphere and
fashionable buzz with a fresh Dodo beer in hand. There's live music on Friday and
Saturday evening.
FRENCH, CREOLE
€€
Au K'Banon
FRENCH, SEAFOOD
€€
