La Cour Créole

It's a nice restaurant right next to the see in the small village town called Sainte Anne. The staff is very friendly and the food arrived fast. The prices are very fair and portions are good. All in all a very good choice to go eat in this region. Very much recommended!

Nice local food, well cooked tuna steak with crispy skin, local vegetables and nice sauce. Tasty and spicy pineapple cake.

Nice local restaurant with seaside view. We sat outside on high chairs. Service was a bit slow but given that we were on holidays, it was fine. We took the fish caught on the day, a sea bream fillet, that came with rice and vegetables. The sauce was divine, and the fish was cooked perfectly. The choices of deserts are bit limited though but they are all homemade. We settled on a "Blanc-Manger", (a flanc with rich citrus flavors) and a coconut flanc. Overall, I would gladly recommend. We paid just under 60 euros for two dishes and two desserts.

Limited options in town so we tried La Cour Creole. We choose inside for the AC which was a mistake as the television was blaring and we had to shout to converse. Steak and mushrooms was reasonable, pork Colombo was good and the chicken coconut also good. The winner was the dessert. Rum tiramisu was the winner of the night. Service was prompt and we were well taken care of.

Really bad experience. We waited for at least 40 minutes for the food to be served and shrimps were not even cleaned properly. The rest of the food was really mediocre, or straight up bad. At the end we were cheated for 10€ because they charged us for the wrong meals. I don’t know how they got their rating but our experience was not 4.5 good…

Found this place whilst wandering through the cetre of Saint-Ann looking for dinner, with a mixture of lower dinner tables, and bar tables with a view of the sea, this place has a lovely cosy atmousphere. We had an avocado salad starter followed by the fish of the day - fresh tuna - in a citrus marinade with sides. The fish was beautifully fresh and the whole meal was delicious. Very welcoming to non-french speaking tourists (and those giving it a good go!).

It was hard to find any open restaurants. They also didn't list their hours on the door. So I never got any food there. All the restaurants had different hours. Maybe I don't understand the culture.

Food is nice. But the biggest problem is, it is extremely slow service. It took us 1.5h from sitting to leaving. Contributing factor might be that it was exactly noon time.