Le Coco Neg’

Martinique


This traditional Caribbean spot near the church serves up wonderful home-cooked Creole cuisine (curried goat, octopus fricassee, coconut custard) in a relaxed, brightly painted dining room. It gets lively on Friday evening, when meals are followed by Creole tunes.


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