The airport cafeteria is run by the association CLEF. The perfect place to have a bite to eat while waiting for your plane or to take advantage of the duty-free store for your last-minute purchases, this space can also be rented for private events.
Salads, sandwiches, paninis, wraps... Mélanie and Laurent roam the squares and neighbourhoods of Saint-Pierre to serve you! The truck is open year-round, and the owners have no lack of ideas to keep customers coming back. Stay up to date on new items and truck locations by following their Facebook page.
Located in an older house in downtown St Pierre. L’Essentiel Créations Effet-mer, concept coffee and gallery, highlights the values of the archipelago through photographs, crafts and marine style biscuits that are homemade by Nathalie to enjoy with a good coffee or a glass of wine. With pleasure, we welcome you in a simple and warm charming atmosphere almost the same as at home!
The L'Îlot restaurant is a gourmet place to be, taste, share and discuss all in a friendly atmosphere. The chef offers you carefully selected seasonal products. Boldly creative, it highlights our local identity, our history and our culture which has always been linked to the sea.
Much more than a traditional French tea room, Le Café de la Gare offers light meals and delicious pastries prepared with quality ingredients. Foodies, you’ll be able to enjoy a sweet break between outings. If you are staying at the Nuits Saint-Pierre hotel, you can eat here whenever you want—you only have to go upstairs to get to your room! Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence in 2015 and 2016
A traditional brasserie inspired by our islands and our region. Chef Nicolas balances North American cuisine with French tradition, offering a menu using local products from land and sea. Brunch every Sunday at noon. Wood fired oven.
Local products and producers are showcased in this family restaurant. The menu changes regularly to take advantage of seasonal products, but the cooking is always the same: French cuisine that will delight your taste buds.
Welcome to France and - even better - to Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon!
At Ma P’tite Cocotte we offer a mouthwatering selection of traditional pastries from our islands as well as from France. Come enjoy a tasty treat in a renovated historic house in downtown Saint-Pierre; you’ll love the warm and friendly atmosphere.
And that’s not all! Ma P’tite Cocotte is also an art gallery!
During the high season, Ma P’tite Cocotte also brings you the treasures of our local and French gastronomy with galettes,
charcuterie boards, local specialties and traditional French dishes all made in house using simple methods and lots of love.
Breton crepes, French cuisine or burgers—you have your choice at this restaurant at the Old Port. Chef Paul offers world cuisine that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you wanting more! Everything is home-made ! The restaurant is also open mornings for breakfast.
This restaurant invites you to enjoy traditional French cuisine in the midst of its warm and relaxing decor. An added plus: diners get to enjoy a fabulous view of one of the most lively streets in Saint-Pierre.
Are you hungry and pressed for time? Here you’ll find delicious pizzas, burgers, paninis, fast food dishes to eat on the premises or to take out.
This establishment is a typical fisherman’s family home. On the first floor, you’ll find an exhibit representing the salt works of the fisherman with his dory and fishing equipment. The second floor contains a cafeteria in the place where the family’s living quarters used to be. Lastly, the attic houses another exhibit, the sail loft, where you’ll find scale models of boats, as well as material used to make and repair sails and cordage. The perfect place to “learn the ropes” of this occupation while enjoying a nice cup of coffee! A heritage site
Visit this new authentic and eco-friendly to go restaurant ! Offering takeout service in stainless steel containers called "Tiffin", Chef Clara takes you on a journey through Asia: from India to China via Indonesia, Japan, Korea, and even Thailand. An explosion of flavor for your taste buds ... Open Saturday evenings.
In Miquelon, there’s an art gallery with a shop that offers local products: gourmet food specialty items (canned goods, jams, spirits…) and handcrafted items. You can also enjoy the cafeteria area with its choice of cake and warm drinks.
This restaurant, considered a legend on the archipelago, is a must during your visit: the team at Chez Janot will enliven your meal with musical, culinary and fun entertainment. Located near the point of departure of the vessel Jeune France, it’s the ideal place to wait without being bored! 2015 Territorial Award (gold medal)
Recognizable by its gray-shingled exterior, this restaurant is a place where you can enjoy good traditional French cuisine.
This snack bar is ideal for quick unplanned breaks. Come enjoy a fast meal without having to make reservations while enjoying a setting featuring the plant and animal life of the archipelago. 2015 Territorial Award (silver medal)
From the middle of June until the end of October, Melissa welcomes you to the food truck, “The Mayoun'aise”: a fresh take on sandwiches, salads, homemade patisseries, and service with a smile! Picnic tables are also provided. A must-try during your visit to Miquelon!
Your home away from home! Hervé invites you to enjoy his bistro-style cooking in its cozy restaurant. Take your time enjoying local products, great conversation and a good laugh. A warm and welcoming atmospher, guaranteed!
CENTRE D’INFORMATION TOURISTIQUE
SAINT-PIERRE
Place du Général de Gaulle
BP 4208 - CP 97500 - Saint-Pierre
Phone:+508 41 02 00
Contact St-Pierre
CENTRE D’INFORMATION TOURISTIQUE
MIQUELON
MNE - Place des Ardilliers
BP 4208 - CP 97500 - Miquelon-Langlade
Phone: +508 41 61 87
Contact Miquelon
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