Today morning we found out that for breakfast you will eat here what they bring you. So, today we had sunny side up that they called omelet, each half a loaf of baguette, margarine, jam, chocolate bread, triangle cheese and fried hot dog.
Sinec last night was a total failure finding pleaces to eat, we decided right after our morning beach time to pack the bags and take a trip to the closest village that was supposed have the best grocery stores on the island. We also had our hopes high for some good restaurants. We took the bus to Triolet. Checked out the hindu temple and thought of having some beach time on the famous Troix Aux Biches before hitting the stores. After about 20 minute it was clear that it's not such a great idea to walk there in the midday heat, turned around and started walking direction food mecca. After arriving on the main street that in every other country and city would be lined with cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops, it turned out to have mainly car parts shop, cream cake shops and dress shops. After half an hour of walking, we still hadn't come across one single open restaurant. Or a grocery store that would offer something more than just fresh fruits and veggies. At the same time it started to famish from hunger and getting a stroke from the heat. I smelled pancakes suddenly and dragged Scott to the most popular whole in the wall in the village - the line was impressive. They only had one specialty - potato curry wrapped in pancake. Scott looked at it slightly hesitantly and we came to the compromise that I eat potato wrapped in pancakes, while he has some chicken curry in the next joint. After lunch we went to the supermarket, got a lot of joghurt, wine and beer and took the chicken bus home.
We had a quick nap. That means I had a nap and Scott spent the time by the pool until it was time to go see the sunset. Since it was Tuesday and the bar next to us opened, we went there to have dinner. It went as usual when we decide to have some snacks to share - we ordered way too much. We had some octopus salad, fish and chips and chicken and veggie samosas.
Sinec last night was a total failure finding pleaces to eat, we decided right after our morning beach time to pack the bags and take a trip to the closest village that was supposed have the best grocery stores on the island. We also had our hopes high for some good restaurants. We took the bus to Triolet. Checked out the hindu temple and thought of having some beach time on the famous Troix Aux Biches before hitting the stores. After about 20 minute it was clear that it's not such a great idea to walk there in the midday heat, turned around and started walking direction food mecca. After arriving on the main street that in every other country and city would be lined with cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops, it turned out to have mainly car parts shop, cream cake shops and dress shops. After half an hour of walking, we still hadn't come across one single open restaurant. Or a grocery store that would offer something more than just fresh fruits and veggies. At the same time it started to famish from hunger and getting a stroke from the heat. I smelled pancakes suddenly and dragged Scott to the most popular whole in the wall in the village - the line was impressive. They only had one specialty - potato curry wrapped in pancake. Scott looked at it slightly hesitantly and we came to the compromise that I eat potato wrapped in pancakes, while he has some chicken curry in the next joint. After lunch we went to the supermarket, got a lot of joghurt, wine and beer and took the chicken bus home.
We had a quick nap. That means I had a nap and Scott spent the time by the pool until it was time to go see the sunset. Since it was Tuesday and the bar next to us opened, we went there to have dinner. It went as usual when we decide to have some snacks to share - we ordered way too much. We had some octopus salad, fish and chips and chicken and veggie samosas.
Kommentaare ei ole:
Postita kommentaar