lunch

For many of those lucky enough to lunch along the shores of Grande Anse-d'Arlet, this is what the "drive" home looks like.

You can usually find funky cafes tucked away in the courtyards of Caribbean cities. Among the best of these is Cafe Fresco St. Croix.

Ostra Cosa will make you blush. Fine art and aphrodisiacs are said to be the order of the day at this stylish eatery set in the heart of Old San Juan.

Anyone could be forgiven for forgetting anything and everything (including your beer) at Lindbergh Bay Beach in St. Thomas.

Our insatiable appetite for roti often results in our favorite travel dining experiences. On a recent visit to Antigua, those appetites led us to Roti Sue.

I'm sure that my future visits to Port-au-Prince, Haiti will include a little more diversity in the dining department. Les Jardins du Mupanah is why.

There are lots of beach bars to choose from all over the Caribbean, of course, though given the option I'd definitely opt for my favorite seaside watering holes in Martinique this spring.

I was surprisingly underwhelmed by the cuisine I encountered along much of my adventuring in and around the Guadeloupe Islands. Le Bokit, though, was a notable exception.

While Haiti and Egypt might seem an odd culinary match, the pairing actually makes a lot of sense to those who know a bit about Haiti's history.