Are there good restaurants in Martinique?

"Restaurants serve various dishes, including the islands Caribbean meals and pizza. McDonald's is a choice as well as Burger King and KFC. But the prices are expensive and there's no dollar menus. But, plenty of small shops to eat at! Lots of different foods to taste make the shops worth the hassle," explained one expat living in Fort-de-France, Martinique.

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"There isn't much to do at night. Most restaurants are closed, except for a few that are open in Fort de France. You may find random food trucks. And people go for walks in the city. But night life isn't the biggest attraction," said another expat in Schoelcher, Martinique.