Cafes

Coffee has been produced on Martinique since the 1700's, when a naval officer stole a seed and brought it to the Caribbean. For about half a century after that, Martinique was the most important coffee producer in the world, and the inheritance from that time is still palpable today. Exquisite cafes can be found throughout the island striving to brew that perfect cup of coffee. Try some of the boutique cafes or pop into a chain boulangerie in Fort-de-France for a quick snack and caffeine boost.

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Paul

Paul's much-loved chain of boulangeries needs no introduction. With locations all over the world and a reputation for fresh pastries, delicious coffee, and great snacks, it's no wonder Paul remains one of the top cafes in …

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Cafe Boheme

Cafe Boheme is a simple but cosy little cafe that serves some simple dishes like quiche, salad and open-faced sandwiches, as well as a wide array of desserts that includes but is by no means limited to pastries, cakes and apple pie. Be sure to also try one of their fruit juices served in …

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