D'lo Féré, Restaurant in Les Anses-d'Arlet, Martinique.
D'lo Féré serves authentic Caribbean cuisine in a relaxed outdoor setting with a terrace overlooking the coastal landscape of Martinique's western shore.
The establishment continues the culinary traditions of Martinique that developed during colonial times, blending African, European, and Creole influences in its cooking methods.
The restaurant embodies Martinican Creole culture through its fresh seafood dishes, local vegetables, and traditional Caribbean spices used in meal preparation.
Open Tuesday through Thursday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, the restaurant accepts reservations and offers takeout services for visitors exploring the area.
The name 'D'lo Féré' means 'cold water' in Creole, referencing the region's freshwater sources and the refreshing beverages served alongside meals.
Location: Les Anses-d'Arlet
Address: 4-15 Rue du Morne Champagne 97217 Les Anses-d'Arlet
Opening Hours: Thursday-Tuesday 09:00-18:00
Phone: +596696105722
Website: https://snack-dlo-fere.business.site
GPS coordinates: 14.49148,-61.08132
Latest update: September 12, 2025 14:21
Martinique features numerous dining establishments offering creole cuisine in various forms, from traditional recipes to gastronomic interpretations. This selection includes ten restaurants located in different communes of the island: the coastal towns of Sainte-Luce and Sainte-Anne facing the sea, the heights of Trois-Îlets overlooking the bay, the capital Fort-de-France, and the bays of Arlet and Marin. These venues serve local seafood such as spiny lobster, marlin, and prawns, prepared using creole methods or reinterpreted with influences from elsewhere. The restaurants in this collection offer a variety of menus: some focus on traditional Martinique dishes made with local produce, others develop more inventive cuisines combining local ingredients with international culinary techniques. Several establishments are situated by the sea or on elevated sites, providing views of the bays and the Atlantic Ocean. Dishes include agoulou, a typical dish made from offal, smoked marlin tartare, grilled spiny lobster, and various preparations of fish and shellfish from the Caribbean waters.
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