yuko Scattered across the island are charming St. Barts cafes and coffee shops, just waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re after a cosy, tucked-away spot to escape the crowds, a lively café with ocean views, or just a place to grab your daily coffee fix, this island has got you covered.
This guide will take you to the best of the best. We’re talking about places with warm, welcoming vibes, yummy drinks and treats, and a certain je ne sais quoi. Get ready to find your new favourite St. Barts cafe in this blog.
La Crêperie St Barth
Alexandra and Eric, the lovely new owners of La Crêperie, welcome guests to their quaint restaurant in the centre of Gustavia. The varied menu includes both savoury and sweet crepes made in traditional fashion, along with other dishes for the whole family to enjoy.
Diners can choose from salads, burgers, and fresh fish, in addition to crepes. An exotic salad, a Tim Burger (we heard this is to die for), or mahi-mahi with Creole sauce are all available for lunch or dinner, with continuous service all day.
If you fancy a cuppa after your meal, you can enjoy freshly ground beans at the La Crêperie Coffee Corner.
The average price for one appetizer and main dish without drinks is around € 39, according to their menu.
La Crêperie is located close to the Mackeen boutique in the centre of Gustavia and is open from Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 9:30 PM.
Location: Rue du Roi Oscar II, 97133 St Barthélemy
Phone: +590 590 27-8407
La Petite Colombe
A trip to St. Barts isn’t complete without enjoying a café au lait and croissant at La Petite Colombe. This charming bakery is located in the hills of Colombier, with picturesque views of the port below.
As you walk into the open-air café, the smell of fresh-brewed coffee and buttery pastries greet you. The menu offers a variety of coffee drinks like cappuccinos, lattes and espressos to go along with their homemade French pastries, tarts and quiches. Their baguettes and quiche Lorraine are particularly divine.
Find a seat on their terrace under the shade of tropical trees and bougainvillaea vines. From there, you can gaze at the sailboats bobbing in the harbour and the verdant St. Barts landscape. The calming setting and delectable treats make it easy to linger for hours reading, chatting with friends or just soaking in the ambience.
La Petite Colombe is open daily from 6 AM to 1 PM only, so make sure you get there early to try their world-class French breads and pastries. They also have another shop that opened up in Lorient if you’re closer to that neighbourhood.
Location: D210, 97133, St. Barthélemy
Phone: +590 590 27 95 27
Arawak Café Restaurant
Check out one of the hippest spots right in the heart of Gustavia: the Arawak Café. Located in the Carré d’Or, Arawak Café is a relaxed and inviting spot to enjoy fresh fruit juices, homemade smoothies, classic or signature cocktails, as well as hot beverages throughout the day in an open-air setting.
The menu offers innovative and well-balanced dishes, from avocado toast loaded with sliced avocado, tomatoes, and feta cheese to various other options. In addition to the regular breakfast and lunch menu, the café also offers a selection of tapas in the evening and special weekend brunches to enjoy with friends. Their selection of mezcals is definitely a must-try too!
If you want more than just food or drink, you can join other music lovers in Saint Barth for live music performances while artists participate in the Arawak’s design program. The café organizes various activities throughout the year that attract young creatives.
The kitchen is open all day from 9 AM to 9 PM, every Monday to Saturday.
Location: Le Carré d’Or Gustavia 97133 St Barthélémy
Phone: +590 590 27 53 23
Kiki è Mo
Located right across from Nikki Beach in St Jean is this popular spot called Kiki è Mo, loved by both locals and tourists alike. Over the past 25 years, Kiki è Mo has grown a reputation of being the go-to spot if you’re looking for trendy, organic, and sustainable food in Saint Barths.
IB Charneau, the founder of Kiki è Mo, strongly believes in sustainability. She goes by the mantra of one of her idols, Alice Waters, who says – “We can change the world through our eating choices.” Charneau takes pride in choosing only the best and healthiest food for her cafe.
A wide selection of vegetarian salads, rainbow poke bowls, homemade sandwiches, burgers, and a fresh juice bar… The choices are endless! Everything is ultra-fresh and handcrafted, and the customers feel right at home as soon as they walk in because of the restaurant’s all-around good vibes.
The average price “à la carte” based on one appetizer and one main dish (excluding drinks, according to the restaurant’s menu) is around € 36.
In addition to the restaurant, the Kiki è Mo staff offer personalized catering and private chef services for yacht excursions, villa parties, and beach picnics after the restaurant closes for the evening.
Kiki è Mo is open from Wednesday to Monday (closed on Tuesdays) from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Location: Route de St Jean, 97133 St Barthélemy
Phone: +590 590 27 90 65
Kaz À Juice
If you’re looking for a refreshing drink after a day of exploring St. Bart’s stunning beaches, make sure to stop by Kaz À Juice. This juice and smoothie bar also doubles as a salad bar and sandwich shop, with options to please anyone’s tastebuds.
What’s great about this cafe is you can design your own meal if ever you want to steer away from their pre-made delicacies. Additionally, various quiches, pizzas, and desserts are available to eat on-site or take away. Pair it with Kaz À Juice’s freshly squeezed gourmet juices, and guaranteed, there will be one happy tummy.
If you want a snack, the shop also offers muffins, cookies and other sweets, which can be perfectly paired with a hot beverage that the cafe also offers. Remember to indulge in moderation… or not. Hey – you’re on vacation!
Kaz À Juice and its friendly staff welcome you Monday through Saturday from 8 AM to 6:30 PM.
Location: 10 Rue Du Roi Oscar Ii, Gustavia 97133 St. Barthelemy
Phone: +590 590 29 36 64
With so many charming and unique options to choose from, you’re sure to find a favourite café to become your regular local during your time in St. Barts. If your go-to cafe isn’t on this list, let us know in the comments below so we can add it in!
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