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#194010 05/03/2019 05:47 PM
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I vote for Chesterfield! dine

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Zee Best Restaurant Simpson Bay .

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On my deck at Beachside Villas!!


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It’s where you like it the most! For us -it’s always a choice between Zee Best, La Croasonnierie in marina royale and Serafina and one more bakery on a Simpson bay lagoon, sorry I forgot the name...


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Croissant Royal at Marigot marina.

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We had breakfast at the Simpson Bay Yacht Club at least three times while we were there and each time it was excellent. Add in their Bloody Mary or oj w/champagne and I don't think they can be beaten.

But we never did find French toast made of baguette like they used to do it. Any suggestions for next trip?


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El Patron (Sp) in the Simpson Bay Resort.

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La Patrona ?

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I think that is what it's called. It's in the Simpson Bay Resort complex. Mexican restaurant.

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Eggs Benny at the Yacht Club. We went there three times, and Zee Best once last month.



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La Patrona if you want an amazing buffet breakfast with Mexican and American selections. Zee Best if you want a more French type of breakfast.

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Yeah, we like the Yacht Club also. But croissants on the beach is tough to beat also!

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My favorite one closed "Turtle Pier" ordered French Toast on a Baguette was very good!!!! Great location near the airport we miss!!!!

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Just so you know,"Nowhere Special" on Welfare Rd Is run by the family of "Turtle Pier" but I don't think they're open for breakfast.
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Mini quiches, almond croissants and great coffee on the deck behind La Soufriere! Order one of their delicious sandwiches to go for the beach.

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Croissant Royale Marigot Marina


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Pasanggrahan restaurant in Philpsburg...

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I think if you asked at croissant royal at marina in Marigot they would probably make that for you. However the thick fresh bread they use is quite special for French toast!

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St. Maarten Yacht Club, specifically Norwegian Eggs and a spicy bloody Mary!

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St. Maarten Yacht Club, specifically Norwegian Eggs and a spicy bloody Mary!


Exactly what my wife had 2 days last week, great place

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If you're in the Oyster Pond area, Bread n Butter, located across from BZH and next to l'Oasis has wonderful, home made large croissants.like
In Simpson Bay, we like Vesna Taverna/Bagel House ;ocated across from Mc Donald's.


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Enjoyed many American Style breakfast at Sunset Beach Bar.......go early and watch the airport come to life.

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Another vote for Croissant Royale. And Norm's right about Bread n Butter. Great baked goods for eating in.


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Croissant French toast is amazing.


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I agree totally. IMO better than baguette French toast.

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Pasanggrahan restaurant in Philpsburg...


Is it open? Wasn't in March.

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Elaine, is that the new name for La Croissanterie?

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Thought it was MY deck Carol!! Actually hubby and I had some meals right on the beach! Amazing with toes in the sand!!


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another vote for the Simpson Bay Yacht Club, always have had great breakfasts there. and can't wait to go back in Feb. 2020!


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Laurel--Agreed, ANY meal at Beachside is great!


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L'Arhawak Restaurant opp the market and Ferry in Marigot. Very French, local...Breakfasts about $8.00 for a great coffee, juice, omelet bread and salad. But one young girl there in the morning makes the absolute best BBC's and Bushwackers. Having one of those(or two) before 10am starts the day.....

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I thought they closed? Are they open?


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Carol, they were open the last time I was there in July and again in November....

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OK, thanks. I didn't realize they had reopened.


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Yes,they were open January as is Bistro de la Mer right next to them. Nice places.

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I could not remember the name of the place high on the hill above Orient Beach, was it Paradise View?

My wife and i loved that place for breakfast.

Did it survive the Hurricane?

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Yes that was the name, and sadly, no, it did not survive Irma.


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I agree with most of these, especially SMYC, but we do love the pastry at
Jules and have eaten there with their great coffee or back at BSV
on the deck with a view!!!

Atlantico was a favorite when the lady worked behind the counter. She made the best coffee,
but it is different now--still the food is very good. My crepe was different too, but everyone said it's the same people.

It's hard to experience them all, when the atmosphere at SMYC is so addicting.

Vesna Taverna has the best food--but still haven't been there for breakfast---have heard only good things.

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Originally Posted by The_Lurker
I agree with most of these, especially SMYC, but we do love the pastry at
Jules and have eaten there with their great coffee or back at BSV
on the deck with a view!!!

Atlantico was a favorite when the lady worked behind the counter. She made the best coffee,
but it is different now--still the food is very good. My crepe was different too, but everyone said it's the same people.

It's hard to experience them all, when the atmosphere at SMYC is so addicting.

Vesna Taverna has the best food--but still haven't been there for breakfast---have heard only good things.


Very wise opinions, Terry,

The thing about asking about the ‘BEST’ of anything is purely every individual persons opinion and that can be based on virtually anything.

Some people consider breakfast to be juice and coffee where others will want the full American style breakfast - bacon, eggs, toast and home fries or any variation in between the two. Others will overlook many short-comings in food quality if the view is stunning. And others could care less about the view and will accept poor service if the food is outstanding.

Me, as I said earlier, I still think the Yacht Club has it all and that’s what I base my opinions on.


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