O’Corail is
located beachside on the sand; however, it is one of the few waterfront
restaurants on the island that does not offer complimentary use of their beach
and chairs because they do not have any beach chairs - the restaurant seating
extends right up to the water line. You can choose to sit either at immoveable
picnic tables on their very tiny sliver of sand, or you can sit at a higher
altitude at a high wooden dining bar in the main part of the restaurant with a
full-on view of the water. This beach shack features lots of light wood and a
white sunshade that covers both dining areas.
The lunch menu
offers fish, salads, and burgers, and ice cream for dessert. Oddly, the only
time during our visit to French St Barths that we received the wrong order was
when an American waitress at O’Corail brought us two identical tropical drinks,
instead of the one pina colada and the one beer that we ordered.
If you are in the
Grand Cul-de-Sac vicinity, O’Corail is an option for a drink, snack, or meal.
