Bora Bora Restaurants

Restaurants

Most visitors dine in hotels, but two freestanding musts are La Villa Mahana and Bloody Mary’s.  You’re in French Polynesia, so expect a good wine list, but otherwise keep things simple – the island is not known for its cuisine. Poisson Cru, raw fish marinated with lime juice and coconut milk, is Bora Bora’s signature dish.  Dinner is usually served from 6:30-9:00pm.

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Sure, it’s touristy, but this island institution has splendid lagoon views and serves...more
Matira BeachBora Bora; 011-689-67-72-86
Tags: international travel | moderate | views | seafood
If you can score one the seven tables at the best restaurant on the island, you’ll...more
B. P. 941 AmanahuneBora Bora; 011-689-67-50-63; www.villamahana.com (French only)
Tags: international travel | expensive | seafood | french fusion
Jean-George Vongerichten opened this Asian fusion hot spot at the St. Regis resort in September...more
St. Regis; Motu Ome'eBora Bora; 011-689-60-78-88; www.stregis.com/borabora
Tags: international travel | views | expensive | asian fusion
One of the island’s most romantic dining options is a private picnic on a secluded...more
Keishi Tours; VaitapeBora Bora; 011-689-67-67-31
Tags: international travel | romantic | moderate
Matira Snack offers pizzas and burgers in its humble, beachfront shack – it’s the...more
Matira PointBora Bora
Tags: international travel | budget | waterfront
Literally translated as “restaurant on wheels,” this casual stand serves up...more
Matira PointBora Bora
Tags: international travel | budget
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