At the end of our sailing trip, we (a group of 7) will be staying one night at the Windward Passage. Looking for suggestions for a restaurant not too far away.

There are several restaurants in Frenchtown (not too far away): Pie Hole, Hook, Line and Sinker, Bella Blu, Twisted Cork, Betsy's.

We routinely hit Pie Whole for wood fired pizza and a BIG beer list. Hook, Line & Sinker is solid. We're also fans of Gladys' Cafe. Over st Yacht Haven we've enjoyed Fat Turtle.

Cheers, RickG

We have taken a cab with a group of 8 up to the restaurant at the Mafolie, view is spectacular good wine list and food was wonderful.

It is a 5 minute walk to Frenchtown's restaurants from the Windward Passage Hotel.Lots of choices and price points -- all owner operated and note that most all the places there are closed on SUNDAY nights for dinner.

Thanks to all. I think that we will try Hook Line and Sinker. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/dine.gif" alt="" />

Good call. It's a fun place and good food!

HL&S is nice. Sometimes slow but ALWAYS good.
We almost always eat there the evening we arrive for a bareboat charter.
It's also right next to CYOA, so if you want to visit and check out their boats...

Maybe 200 yards south west of them is Oceana, which is a pretty upscale restaurant. Nicer and more expensive than HL&S. Good food and open-air dining with a nice tropical breeze.

see: http://www.oceanavi.com/

HLS is an excellent choice! Do make a reservation as it is not a huge place. Their seafood is always excellent, but if you have had your fill of mahi, conch and lobster, their duck is also very good!

Hook Line's almond crusted yellow tail snapper is sublime!

Had the Grouper Creole at HL&S. One of the best meals of my trip

Love Creole, the shrimp creole at Cuzzins is my fav meal !