Restaurant Reviews
Recommended Restaurants in Praslin:
1. Café
des Arts
After taking the left lane from Berjaya’s Beach facing
bungalows or walking left in the beach area, you’ll come across a nicely
decorated restaurant Café’ des Arts. It has an entry from the beach side and
has a very romantic aroma. The back side entry (from Berjaya’s lane) will take
you to Restaurant’s sitting area directly and also to its boutique shop. They
also offer Creole’ dishes but dishes here were having a lot of variety than the
basic creolean’ dishes we had over the days. Try their grilled fish; you’ll
definitely feel the difference. Owner is a very friendly and warm lady. Highly recommended
for its tasty food and colorful and romantic ambience.
2. Les
Lauriers
Come here for the expansive buffet and complete country
atmosphere. Their salads and meat
offerings were quite lavish. And both meat and grilled fish were succulently
cooked. I had such a great feast that I couldn’t try much of the dessert
offerings. Initially the place looked a tad overpriced, but their meal and
service made it worth every bit. Their buffet spread was 30 Euros/Person.
3. Gelateria de
Luca
It’s a quiet little Ice-cream parlor just ahead in the
lane to Berjaya resort. It also serves great Italian food. Try their mouth
watering pizzas and savor on some sundaes. Their Ice-cream flavors have very distinctive
taste and their tropical fruit sundae is very refreshing to taste. Suits your
pocket, I think it’s a good restaurant on a budget.
4. Bon Bon Plume
If someone can win award for the perfect place to open a
restaurant, its got to be Bon Bon Plume. After travelling to reach Anse Lazio
and then swimming and draining out, all one asks for is a nice sip and decent
food. What you get here is amazing variety of food and well prepared and
presented. We tried their crab and lobster and also Mango refresher for drinks.
You can pick up Seychelles traveller’s Maps from the billing counter. Its right
on the beach and is at the entrance as soon as you arrive after parking your
car.
1. La Scala
Service is what they sell here. Friendly owners, helping
you out with selection of food and wines and fresh catch of wish waiting to be
grilled on your choice. Some of the seats are overlooking the ocean from the
window, and extremely courteous staff, ready to help you with everything. This
is one of very few restaurants which do not take a service charge, but they
definitely deserve some, because of their warmth and style of serving food.
Their red snapper in garlic sauce with some tasty wine makes your day. They
also have very nice pastas to delight your taste buds.
2. La Plaine St.
Andre
The restaurant has a very posh setting, with vintage
lamps and wooden tables and chair setting. The bar has some of the most exquisite
drinks and wine glasses hanging like a perfect pub setting. The restaurant is a
bit up market in its prices but their service was well worth it. Their drinks
menu had maximum variety we found in Seychelles.
3. Pirates Arms
Pirate Arms is located right in the heart of the Victoria market,
amazing place to interact with people and always buzzing with crowd. The
waiters will always seem in a rush, with the amount of customers they have to
cater to. Service is very quick, unlike most places and prices are very
reasonable for both food and drinks. This place also has a Casino with running
ticker of money at stakes for the interested folks.
Seychelles, The Living Root Bridge
Bon Bon Plume
Café des Arts
Gelateria de Luca
La Plaine St. Andre
La Scala
Les Lauriers
Mahe Restaurants
Pirates Arms
Praslin Restaurants
Seychelles
About author: Prateek
I am a travel enthusiast and love to plan my trips, weeks in advance to let the whole energy of a traveller sink in. Thus, I travel the same places, where most tourists go, but instead of spending time in sightseeing of common spots, I travel to lesser known but places, which make you feel more closer to nature and peace and stay with you as memory, more than what a photograph can keep.I also keep a good time in my itinerary to interact with locals and absorb their culture and day to day activities. Like everyone, I wish to travel as many places as I can.
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