Tikaz'La

Terre-de-Haut


An attractive restaurant overlooking the beach, Tikaz'La specializes in French-inspired cuisine finely teamed with local produce. Choucroute de la mer (stew consisting of five kinds of fish) or duck breast served in peach sauce are some of the star cast, while roasted veal liver and lobster by weight all play well-crafted supporting roles.


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