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Places to eat @Port Louis, Mauritius.

2009 - Mar - 30 | , ,

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Port Louis has a fantastic smearing of restaurants. There’s everything from Indian and Chinese to Creole and European, and there are options for all budget levels.

There are some notable Indian restaurants – Namaste on the Caudan Waterfront is one of the more luxurious choices, and some tables offer spectacular harbour views which make for an enchanting dining experiences. If it’s a sunny day, eat on the balcony as some wonderful views of the port can be seen – a great photo opportunity to get pictures of the port area from an elevated position.

Near the shopping area is “Le Capitain” which has a decent menu and fairly reasonable prices.

There are many budget options also available – a lot of the food stalls sell tasty snack foods such as samosas and other foods for low prices. Perhaps not ideal if you’re not the best of travellers food-wise, but can be good for snacking if you’re on an excursion.

Port Louis also has franchises such as Pizza Hut and MacDonalds for those that would rather play it safe.

For a cheaper option, Tandoori Express which whips up reasonable Indian fare for decent prices. It’s also on the waterfront. Another reasonable Indian restaurant is Carri Poule which has a marvellous lunch time buffet.

If you’re in the mood for Chinese, Canton is a budget restaurant which is tacky looking but that offers good quality Chinese food. Slightly more upmarket is Happy Valley which is along the Waterfront.

There are several other choices of restaurant too – La Rose des Vents is a pleasant seafood restaurant which is situated in the Labourdonnais Waterfront hotel. Black Steer is a popular steakhouse right on the Caudan Waterfront. For Creole dishes mixed in with a bit of Indian & Chinese also featuring on the menu, check out La Bonne Marmite. It’s located along Sir William Newton St and is a good choice for budget conscious travellers.

If you fancy a drink, Port Louis has a generous sprinkling of bars, mostly along the Waterfront complex, such as Keg & Marlin (which also has live music on Friday nights) and Sunset Café.

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Mahebourg, places to eat.

2009 - Mar - 12 | , ,

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There are some very nice places to relax and enjoy good food and drink in Mahebourg. Le Jardin Creole offers a very nice menu which includes pizza and Creole dishes – very good value and located very close to Blue Bay. Les Copains D’abord is another good choice – the live music offered in the evenings really adds to the ambience and there are some very good sea food dishes available.

The interestingly titled Monte Carlo serves up a decent mix of Creole, French and Chinese cuisine – you may think that with a name like that, a meal would be difficult on the purse strings but in fact it’s very reasonably priced.

One of the most popular restaurants in all of Mahebourg is Chez Patrick, again offering a wide range of mostly Creole dishes. Other choices within Mahebourg include Le Phare (seafood) and La Colombe (various including burgers, Chinese and Creole).

Finally, along the stretch of beach at Blue Bay is La Bougainville – which serves a wide variety of dishes including pizza.

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Grand Baie, a place to Eat, Shop & have Fun on your Mauritius holiday.

2009 - Feb - 19 | , , , ,

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Grand Baie really has a huge selection of food outlets and restaurants.

For good oriental food pop in to Hong Kong Tower – really outstanding food and reasonably priced. Sakura is a Japanese restaurant which serves up a fair sushi. Also a popular choice is La Jonque.

If you’re in the mood for Italian, Luigi’s is a nice place to pop in to. Another option is Don Camillo.

There are many other options too – take your pick from La Capitaine (seafood place set superbly on the coast), Alchemy (steak) or Le Tandoor (Indian).

Within an easy taxi ride is Le Bateau d’Ivre which is just before Pointe aux cannoniers. You can also get a taxi to Trou Aux Biches (about five minutes) and dine at the restaurants there.

Good cheap Chinese food is available at China Garden while Café Muller is a nice place to stop off for lunch (situated in a wonderful garden area and dishes are incredibly good value).

Other Points Of Interest In Grand Baie

There are some good nightime options for tourists within Grand Bair. For a start there are a couple of disco’s two of the most popular being Star Dance and El Diablo.

There are also many café’s and bars – Banana Café is one of the most popular, and there are many others too – Sunset Café (which boasts some spectacular sea views and has desert portion sizes that even two people would struggle to finish), Funky Monkey and Keg & Marlin to name but a few.

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