Twinned with the Coal Pot (owned by the same couple) the menu is similar although a little more limited. The food is very good but its the setting that delights the senses! The plantation house dates from around 1840 and has been lovingly restored. The gardens and view of Castries are both exceptional, especially when the sun shines. We had... More

Winnie our taxi driver suggested the pink plantation house for lunch after an energetic few hours of sightseeing! We sat on the veranda surrounded by orchids and other tropical plants. It's like stepping back in time, close your eyes and you could be a visitor to the plantation. The food was very tasty, the service is on island time. A... More

My son and his fiancee chose The Pink Plantation for their March 2013 wedding reception locale after a quick run-by en route to the airport the year before. They loved the views and the staff from the get-go and booked it without hesitation. It was glorious. After hired buses transported the guests from the hotel, the reception itself started at... More

What an amazing place - so good to see that time, money and love are being invested in preserving some of St Lucia's history and heritage. The Pink Plantation House is a beautiful house in beautiful tropical gardens. It was a real pleasure to sit on the wide verandah having lunch with fabulous views over Castries and the north coast... More

Always enjoy my visit to Pink Plantation House. Orchids on each table and marvellous gardens just add to the ambiance. Highly recommend.

This was one of the highlights of our holiday in St Lucia. The house is beautiful and we loved the art and ceramics on display. The views over Castries and the sea were stunning and the garden was beautiful. The staff were friendly and efficient; nothing was too much trouble. Finally the food itself was lovely. If you eat at... More

The georgous setting/ambience/menu/food a one off experiance. very historic place and owner sells very good pottery as well. Wonderful views

This place is a living museum of what island life used to be like. It encapsulates the French Creole heritage in old world architecture still seen in New Orleans, which sadly has not been properly preserved throughout the island. Lovingly restored, this doubles up as a cool rustic restaurant celebrating local cuisine. It is unpretentious, authentic and yet not so... More

Wonderful location and view of the castries harbour. Great for business lunches or entertaining friends. Beautiful old home which makes you want to sit on the veranda, sipping tea watcing the cruise ships come in. Food was a hit or miss but for local food, the sides in particular was much better than other places i'd been to on the... More