The masala tea was the highlight&mdash;perfect way to end the meal. Prices felt fair for what you get, though portions could be a bit bigger. Neel took good care of us.

The location really is everything here&mdash;right by the sea, and we even got a little splash from the waves while eating. Grilled fish and creole tapas were solid, especially the fish. Service was a bit slow but we weren&rsquo;t in a rush. Pricey though, so more of a treat than a regular spot. Good for a chill evening with friends 🌊

Good value for Beau Vallon. Marinara pasta and garlic bread were solid, and cheaper than most spots around. Sand floor keeps it casual. Been back a few times now.

The lobster special was pretty good &mdash; the sauce really carried it. I had some work to catch up on, so the free wifi while I ate was a nice touch. Place wasn&#39;t too busy when I stopped by, which helped. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

Bubble tea was solid&mdash;not too sweet, pearls had the right chew. Got a free sticker too. Easy walk to the marina after.

Great sunset view right on the beach. Grilled fish was fresh and tasty. Service friendly enough.

Two mains, drinks, and a dessert ran us about SCR 650 &mdash; fair for the island. The rum cocktail paired nicely with the grilled fish. Service was a bit slow, but the food made up for it.

Chole Bhature was actually solid. Papdi Chaat had that tangy kick I was hoping for. Place is a bit cramped but the food made up for it.

Chef Marius actually came by our table to check in &mdash; that never happens. You can tell he really cares about the food. The grilled fish was spot on.

The catch of the day was plenty for two people. Kids smashed their burgers and fish and chips. Prices aren&#39;t cheap, but you get what you pay for.

The black cod was the move here. Cooked just right, flaky and that glaze was on point. Pork belly bao was solid too, messy but good. Chef actually came out to see how things were going, thought that was cool. Place had a decent buzz to it. Maybe a touch pricey for what you get but I&#39;d sit at that bar again.

Stopped here before catching a flight. Burger was solid, and the beer hit the spot after dealing with airport traffic. Prices fair for the location. Easy parking too, though the first 15 minutes free thing caught me off guard. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine selection, but the cold draft made up for it.

The seafood risotto was the move &mdash; creamy, loaded with shrimp and mussels, tasted like the chef actually gave a damn. Friday night they had live music playing, which was a nice bonus. Place got a bit loud after a while, but that&rsquo;s on me for going late. Would eat that risotto again for sure.

Nice spot, but vegan options are pretty thin. Got the tomato pasta, tasted good. Starter showed up after my main though. Kinda weird ordering.

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The best restaurants in Mahe Island

Mahek Restaurant

Marie Antoinette

Del Place Restaurant

Sey si bon

La Perle Noire

Baobab Pizzeria

Surfers Beach Restaurant

Chatterbox Cafe

Yo Love it

La Plage

Le Reduit Restaurant

The Maharajas

Seyshima

Kafe Kreol Cafe & Restaurant

Cafe Lazare

Maria's Rock Cafeteria

Paris Seychelles

Planters Bar and Lounge

Grand Savoy Restaurant

Anchor Cafe & Restaurant

Ole Take Away & Pizzeria

ZEZ Restaurant

Marlin Bleu Restaurant at Eden Bleu Hotel,

Ice Cream shop

Bravo Restaurant

The Boardwalk Bar & Grill

La Scala Restaurant

A Taste of Italy

Vasco's Buffet Restaurant

Helios