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Arawak Café

Arawak Café

Saint Barthélemy

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Arawak Café

Arawak Café
Arawak Café is a charming Gustavia hideaway where locals and visitors gather for wholesome, flavour-packed meals from breakfast through evening. Tucked down an alley, its shaded terrace offers respite from the heat, with dishes like smoked salmon omelettes with feta and house-blended teas setting a fresh, casual tone. The menu leans into bright, healthy options: açai bowls burst with tropical fruit, while a variety salads and airy whipped omelettes showcase quality ingredients. Though portions err on the modest side, the lively atmosphere and accommodating staff (who cheerfully adapt orders) make it ideal for light bites between shopping or ferry stops. Don’t miss their French toast!

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