Maya's To Go

St-Barthélemy


A casual cousin of famous fine-dining restaurant Maya’s, this sleek deli in the mall opposite the airport is handy for picking up gourmet beach-picnic supplies: savory quiches, fat sandwiches, salads and delectable pastries. The actual menu depends on whatever is fresh and in season.

Come early for maximum selection and sip your first coffee of the day among gossiping locals on the breezy terrace.


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