From lolos to johnnycakes, meet St. Martin’s fascinating Franco-Caribbean food scene.
Yes, my Francophiles, there is a place more laid-back than Paris where you can still enjoy flaky croissants and parlez francais. Hugging the Anguilla Channel on the French side of St. Martin, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea, are not only stunning, rarely crowded beaches, but also the culinary richness you’d expect in any destination governed by the French. With Creole, French, and African culinary influences, St. Martin is full of surprising foodie experiences. From food trucks to lobster BBQ on the beach, these are the most authentic culinary experiences on this French Caribbean island.