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1 night for dinner, Help me pick Calmos, Bistrot Caraibes or Le Cottage? Food + atmosphere.
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Obviously, the food at either Bistrot or Le Cottage is in a whole 'nother league than Calmos. If you want an ocean view, why don't you go for Ocean 82? Great food and a view.
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Out of the three restaurants you’ve listed, my pick would be Le Cottage.
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Of the three, I would recommend Le Cottage.
Their lobster bisque topped with puff pastry served with a lobster foam on the side is excellent.
For dessert the caramel soufflé is a great way to end.
Not one of your choices but if only one meal in Grand Case, I would enjoy Le Pressoir.
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Thank you for the suggestions.
I like the look of Le Pressoir. Would you do Patio or inside?
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While many enjoy the porch, we prefer the inside air conditioning especially s during the humid months.
Also less street noise, although it is one the quieter side of the boulevard with a large free parking lot directly opposite restaurant.
If you have a hearty appetite, the prix fix covers many of the specialties from the menu and while a bit expensive, it starts off with a full size of the beef tar tar topped with a generous amount of premium caviar
Listed on menu ala carte, I believe $75.00
There is a reason it has been voted best of the carribean by carribean journal which seems to pretty honest in their rankings.
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