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Chez Carole
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Nearby attractions
St. Louis Catholic Cathedral
Rue Victor Schoelcher, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Parc Culturel Aimé Césaire
JW5G+5XR, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Théâtre Aimé Césaire
47 Rue de la Republique, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Bibliothèque Schœlcher
1 Rue de la liberté, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Departmental Museum of Archaeology and Prehistory of Martinique
Franceo, 9 Rue de la liberté, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Hiking Committee of Martinique
30 Rue Ernest Desproges, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Tropiques Atrium Scène Nationale
6 Rue Jacques Cazotte, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Visites Guidées au Fort Saint-Louis
29 Rue Victor Hugo, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
La Française
Martinique
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Chez Hector
28 Rue de la Republique, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Terrou - Bü Chez Mareme
104 Rue Antoine Siger, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Djol dou
27 Rue Garnier Pagès, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
So Elsi
30 Rue Garnier Pagès, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Chez Lucrece
22 Rue Garnier Pagès, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Boa Rosa
66 Rue Ernest Desproges, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Kingstone Cuisine Caribéenne
83 Rue Francois Arago, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Pizzeria Chez Louisa
13 Rue Garnier Pagès, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
Fuji Sushi-bar
46 Rue Ernest Desproges, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
DABKEH Fort-de-France
82 Rue Ernest Deproge, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
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Hôtel L'Impératrice
15 Rue de la liberté, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
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Chez Carole

47-53 Rue Antoine Siger, Fort-de-France 97200, Martinique
4.4(267)
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attractions: St. Louis Catholic Cathedral, Parc Culturel Aimé Césaire, Théâtre Aimé Césaire, Bibliothèque Schœlcher, Departmental Museum of Archaeology and Prehistory of Martinique, Hiking Committee of Martinique, Tropiques Atrium Scène Nationale, Visites Guidées au Fort Saint-Louis, La Française, restaurants: Chez Hector, Terrou - Bü Chez Mareme, Djol dou, So Elsi, Chez Lucrece, Boa Rosa, Kingstone Cuisine Caribéenne, Pizzeria Chez Louisa, Fuji Sushi-bar, DABKEH Fort-de-France
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Nearby attractions of Chez Carole

St. Louis Catholic Cathedral

Parc Culturel Aimé Césaire

Théâtre Aimé Césaire

Bibliothèque Schœlcher

Departmental Museum of Archaeology and Prehistory of Martinique

Hiking Committee of Martinique

Tropiques Atrium Scène Nationale

Visites Guidées au Fort Saint-Louis

La Française

St. Louis Catholic Cathedral

St. Louis Catholic Cathedral

4.5

(573)

Open 24 hours
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Parc Culturel Aimé Césaire

Parc Culturel Aimé Césaire

4.0

(58)

Open 24 hours
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Théâtre Aimé Césaire

Théâtre Aimé Césaire

4.6

(41)

Open 24 hours
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Bibliothèque Schœlcher

Bibliothèque Schœlcher

4.5

(135)

Open until 5:30 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Chez Carole

Chez Hector

Terrou - Bü Chez Mareme

Djol dou

So Elsi

Chez Lucrece

Boa Rosa

Kingstone Cuisine Caribéenne

Pizzeria Chez Louisa

Fuji Sushi-bar

DABKEH Fort-de-France

Chez Hector

Chez Hector

2.5

(76)

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Terrou - Bü Chez Mareme

Terrou - Bü Chez Mareme

4.8

(38)

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Djol dou

Djol dou

4.4

(167)

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So Elsi

So Elsi

4.9

(112)

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Elise Dixie Jane McCulloch KentElise Dixie Jane McCulloch Kent
Chez Carole is a Caribbean delight and MUST on a visit to Martinique. We had one short day in Martinique and our rental car fell through. Next, the driver fell through. Finnally, the taxis wouldn't drive just two of us. We had already planned to visit the market, and worked up quite the appetite in search of a vehicle over four hours. With little time left, we hit another important stop - the market. As an herbalist, farmer and small business myself, Markets are my favorite way to visit countries. At the back of the market on floor one, we were energetically drawn to Chez Caroles bright colors and beautiful soul. Little did we know, her restaurant of magick was a hot commodity on Martinique (and Trip Advisor). Even though we missed out on driving around the island, I believe we were meant to eat with Chef Carole and that the Universe brought us together. Chefs warm smile and kindness greeted us with gratitude. We speak little French and the phrases we know work more in France than in the Caribbean. So, this is a great spot for anyone needing to order in English. However, I still recommend ordering from French speaking restaurants! As for the food, we ordered coconut chicken with daal. It was life changing and made with fresh coconut. If I was allowed to bring food back onto our ship, we would have ordered meals to go, as the food is divine. Overall, the atmosphere is peaceful and vibrant. The market is loaded with an herbalists favorite ingredients, and you'll be able to live a local - the only way to travel in my opinion. We look forward to visiting the island for a few weeks and frequenting Chef Caroles lovely restaurant. As Chef would say, don't worry be happy.
GgenCGgenC
I don’t know why this place is rated so highly. I had the grilled fish and accras and everything seemed like it had been (poorly) reheated. The fish was warm (not hot) and definitely wasn’t fresh, the meat wasn’t flaky or soft at all. I found a red filament in the fish (no idea what from, when I mentioned to the lady she said it was from thyme leaves and it was normal, but it was clearly made of some kind of plastic… see photo). The accras had a bitter taste, which I guess came from being reheated or being cooked in over-used oil. The lady serving was really friendly but ultimately the food was bad. Sadly I fell for the tourist trap!
Joshua SalzbergJoshua Salzberg
Carole was extremely friendly and welcoming before we even sat down, encouraging us to sit wherever we wanted. She offered us accras before the meal and a stiffly poures planteur. The food itself was incredibly tasty, she said she cooks for her clients just as she does at home. 100% eat here if you’re in the area!
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Chez Carole is a Caribbean delight and MUST on a visit to Martinique. We had one short day in Martinique and our rental car fell through. Next, the driver fell through. Finnally, the taxis wouldn't drive just two of us. We had already planned to visit the market, and worked up quite the appetite in search of a vehicle over four hours. With little time left, we hit another important stop - the market. As an herbalist, farmer and small business myself, Markets are my favorite way to visit countries. At the back of the market on floor one, we were energetically drawn to Chez Caroles bright colors and beautiful soul. Little did we know, her restaurant of magick was a hot commodity on Martinique (and Trip Advisor). Even though we missed out on driving around the island, I believe we were meant to eat with Chef Carole and that the Universe brought us together. Chefs warm smile and kindness greeted us with gratitude. We speak little French and the phrases we know work more in France than in the Caribbean. So, this is a great spot for anyone needing to order in English. However, I still recommend ordering from French speaking restaurants! As for the food, we ordered coconut chicken with daal. It was life changing and made with fresh coconut. If I was allowed to bring food back onto our ship, we would have ordered meals to go, as the food is divine. Overall, the atmosphere is peaceful and vibrant. The market is loaded with an herbalists favorite ingredients, and you'll be able to live a local - the only way to travel in my opinion. We look forward to visiting the island for a few weeks and frequenting Chef Caroles lovely restaurant. As Chef would say, don't worry be happy.
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I don’t know why this place is rated so highly. I had the grilled fish and accras and everything seemed like it had been (poorly) reheated. The fish was warm (not hot) and definitely wasn’t fresh, the meat wasn’t flaky or soft at all. I found a red filament in the fish (no idea what from, when I mentioned to the lady she said it was from thyme leaves and it was normal, but it was clearly made of some kind of plastic… see photo). The accras had a bitter taste, which I guess came from being reheated or being cooked in over-used oil. The lady serving was really friendly but ultimately the food was bad. Sadly I fell for the tourist trap!
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Carole was extremely friendly and welcoming before we even sat down, encouraging us to sit wherever we wanted. She offered us accras before the meal and a stiffly poures planteur. The food itself was incredibly tasty, she said she cooks for her clients just as she does at home. 100% eat here if you’re in the area!
Joshua Salzberg

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5.0
49w

Chez Carole is a Caribbean delight and MUST on a visit to Martinique.

We had one short day in Martinique and our rental car fell through. Next, the driver fell through. Finnally, the taxis wouldn't drive just two of us. We had already planned to visit the market, and worked up quite the appetite in search of a vehicle over four hours. With little time left, we hit another important stop - the market. As an herbalist, farmer and small business myself, Markets are my favorite way to visit countries. At the back of the market on floor one, we were energetically drawn to Chez Caroles bright colors and beautiful soul. Little did we know, her restaurant of magick was a hot commodity on Martinique (and Trip Advisor).

Even though we missed out on driving around the island, I believe we were meant to eat with Chef Carole and that the Universe brought us together. Chefs warm smile and kindness greeted us with gratitude. We speak little French and the phrases we know work more in France than in the Caribbean. So, this is a great spot for anyone needing to order in English. However, I still recommend ordering from French speaking restaurants!

As for the food, we ordered coconut chicken with daal. It was life changing and made with fresh coconut. If I was allowed to bring food back onto our ship, we would have ordered meals to go, as the food is divine.

Overall, the atmosphere is peaceful and vibrant. The market is loaded with an herbalists favorite ingredients, and you'll be able to live a local - the only way to travel in my opinion. We look forward to visiting the island for a few weeks and frequenting Chef Caroles lovely restaurant.

As Chef would say, don't...

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1.0
5y

Carole a l'air d'une dame très sympathique aux primes abord, tout ca dans le but de vous faire assoir au niveau de son emplacement, ne vous faite pas avoir! Nous étions 3 ce jour la et désirerions manger un poulet boucané a tout prix!!! Carole l'affiche a la carte, nous demandons confirmation avant de nous installer, elle confirme, on s'installe. Apres plusieurs minutes d'attente Carole tarde à venir et semble fuir la table, elle nous propose l'apero pour commencer, tout ca dans le but de nous bloquer, avant de valider nous redemandons à la gérante si le poulet boucané est bien disponible... elle fait mine d'aller voir et reviens comme si de rien était pour savoir qu'est ce que nous désirerions boire. Bref nous commandons les boissons prévues dans la formule à 13e... Bien évidement au moment de commander les plats, Carole nous annonce quoi? Pas de poulet boucané! Et une histoire a dormir debout en prime: -Le livreur est en retard il arrivera plus tard! Je n'étais pas au courant, prenez plutôt ceci (+ cher). Très agacée par la situation, j'étais prête à partir sur l'emplacement d'a côté. Mais mon copain qui a plus de compassion dans ces cas là n'a pas désiré changer. Bref nous commandons 3 poulets grillés avec des légumes payis... pour palier à notre déception. QUELLE NE FUT PAS LA SURPRISE quand les 3 pauvres assiettes nous ont été apportées!! Une pauvre cuisse de poulet sèche comme si le poulet avait cuit au soleil toute l'après midi, poulet frit et même pas grillé d'ailleurs! Sans aucune saveur, le poulet aurait été meilleur cru! Ne parlons pas des légumes... 2 petit morceaux de banane à l'eau, du riz sans aucun assaisonnement qui auraient limite été meilleur si il avait été cuit à l'eau de mer, et des lentilles. Les lentilles ayant été le meilleur dans nos assiettes! Comble du repas, Carole nous dis une fois qu'on a plus ou moins essayé de manger notre plat qu'elle nous offrira un poulet boucané gratuit quand le livreur arrivera...livreur qui n'est jamais arrivé! Un repas qui nous est resté sur l'estomac et qui nous a laissé un très mauvais souvenir... Sorbet coco correct en dessert. M'enfin, ne vous faite pas avoir par Carole avec sa courtoisie exacerbée qui n'a pour seul but de faire du rabattage de touristes!! Testez plutôt l'emplacement d'a...

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5.0
1y

We ordered chicken cooked in a lovely coconut sauce and it came with lentils and rice. Don't know what was in the lentils, but they were marvelous! We shared it, as we had a big breakfast on the ship, but wanted to try the local cuisine. It's not a long walk from the cruise ship dock to the farmer's market—the blocks are small. The lady that cooked and served (Carole, I guess?) was charming and gracious. For all the people there, she was a blur of activity and served us pretty fast. She speaks enough English to get the job done, and she takes credit cards. Be sure to tip generously, as she is a very hard worker and doing her best to be an artist with her cooking. She is proud of her little cafe and...

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