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| Exquisite Dining |
 St. Barts, a very small island, is home to over 50 independent restaurants, one for every one hundred residents. Several would stand out in Paris or New York. These are either owned by European-trained local chefs, or make use of hired master chefs from France to oversee their kitchens. A few of the exceptional restaurants are in hotels. There are bistros, brasseries, rotisseries and cafés as well. Visiting gourmets can be adventurous both in cuisine and ambience.
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| Casual Dining |
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Most restaurants on St. Barts serve lunch at specific hours, then close until dinner time. What's a nosher to do? Head to one of the restaurants below. They serve from early in the morning till the wee hours - which on St. Barts is usually 11 pm.
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a getaway to an elegant and sophisticated Caribbean Island yet perfectly charming... In St. Barts you will find sparkling beaches, secluded romantic private villas or luxurious small hotels, all weaved within the natural wild beauty creating the perfect blend of tradition and comfort. This is a French island that marches to its own beat and those in the know want to keep it that way. No splashy advertisement campaigns lure visitors to St. Barts. Instead, people learn about its charm by muted word of mouth.
There are lots of interesting attractions and historical sites on this tiny island. Each is small and can be explored in a short time. The picturesque towns, some with historical interest, can't help but be adjacent to one of the island's 20 beach strips - nothing is more than five minutes from the sea. 
