Le Guérin

Top choice in Martinique


Upstairs within the old market, this is the most popular lunch spot in town – no contest. There can be a wait during the rush, but with some of the best acras (fish, seafood or vegetable tempura) and boudin créole (blood sausage) on Martinique, the extra time is worth it. There's also a kids' menu.


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