L'entracte — Restaurant in Isle Mauritius

Definitely coming back! We fancied a large delicious fresh salad (after eating our way through Mauritius this last 2 wkswe needed goodness in our bellies) we walked for a while and stumbled on this place. Tucked away, near the Art center, views of the harbour, bright and airy with indoor and comfy outdoor seating. Lots of great choices on the menu. We ordered our cocktails (fantastic non artificial flavours… good sign, so we obviously ordered more) we ordered our food, mum got the prawn and bacon salad (huge and fresh, great quality ingredients, good quality shavings of Parmesan and 10/10 on the bacon!) my order was wrong but that was quickly resolved, to be honest I pointed at a picture that I thought was my salad but it wasn’t and it was quickly resolved by the friendly considerate staff. No issues! My Beet salad exceeded my expectations (which are high!) the quality of the ingredients were great and the walnuts were caramelised in sheets of hardened sugar glass… come on that is a real treat! great friendly staff, impressive chef, spacious airy and away...

Visited again.

Good improvement in service/staffs behaviour.

Tried the Wagyu beef burger again and very good. Comes with fries and salad too.

Also had grilled fish with addon fries and grilled veggies. Fish was good, nothing special with the fries but the grilles vegies wasn't worth the 220rs.

First timer.

The place is well situated and really clean 👌Nice atmosphere, service is ok, waiters a bit unattentive but have seen worst. 🙂

Food was good taking into consideration the prices, i really think it's well worth it 💯 we had the club sandwich, beef burger, burrito and quesadillas veg, all came with sides included 👌. I personally had beef burger and it was cooked on point just as we asked for and was very juicy 👌 Everything was good except the veg quesadillas, it was not on same level of the other food, my friend who had it wasn't pleased at all unfortunately.

Would surely visit again and would...

Until yesterday I had never been there for dinner, only lunch. Dinner is better if you want to eat al fresco while enjoying a view of the waterfront and canals without being bothered by the appalling heat of Port Louis at midday. Lunch is preferable if you want a quiet setting (can be quite noisy at night particularly if there are activities scheduled in the nearby Arts Centre).

Items were reasonably priced. For 3 people we had one dish and one beverage each and it amounted to about Rs 1,500. I had vegetable quesadillas, which is not something you will find easily in Mauritius. They were very well prepared, albeit with too much spinach, and served with salsa and guacamole on the side. I was also able to taste their friend chicken and grilled fish. Theirs may not be a large menu but it has the merit of offering choices you won't get elsewhere in Mauritius.

Fresh fruit juices...