Sea Salt Restaurant dining room with hand-drawn sea life mural at Rodney Bay Marina

Rodney Bay Marina · St. Lucia

Sea Salt
Restaurant & Bar

Sea Salt is where the island kitchen meets the marina — big portions, cold cocktails and the best sunset table in Rodney Bay.

★ 4.3165 Google reviews·Open daily until 10 PM

Fresh off the boat

Local dorado, snapper and shrimp cooked creole, curry or white wine & capers.

Marina front seats

Outdoor tables on the dock, watching the yachts and the sun drop into the bay.

Salted rims at sunset

The Sea Salt, rum punch and frozen daiquiris poured until the last table leaves.

Since the first tide

A little café that eats like a big restaurant.

Owner Alison and the Sea Salt team cook St. Lucian classics beside Greek salads, quinoa bowls and burgers built for two hands. Portions are generous, the pesto is house-made, and the creole sauce is the one guests come back for.

Sit inside in the cool, or out on the deck where the halyards clink and the water goes gold at six o'clock.

4.3★

165 reviews

$60–120

per person

10 PM

kitchen closes

Coconut fried shrimp with slaw and spicy dip at Sea Salt

Start here

Small plates, shared

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Soup Of The Day$18
Fried Jerk Pork Spring Rolls$24
Saltfish Accra$20
Local Crab Back$23
Small Greek Salad$20

The Sea Salt

Our signature plate — quinoa, black beans, corn, roasted vegetables, plantain, garden salad and pesto. Add grilled local fish, shrimp or salmon.

from $52

Layered frozen daiquiri on the terrace at Sea Salt

The ambiance

Blue decks, sea murals, marina breeze

Blue deck tables under the roof with yachts and green hills across the marinaLit SEA SALT marquee letters against the hand-drawn sea life muralJellyfish mural wall with an anchor tray and yellow orchidsIndoor dining room with stone column, rope detail and set tablesWaterfront deck seating looking out over boats in Rodney Bay MarinaCovered deck with a Never Say Never rowboat overhead and navy chairs
Pink and orange sunset over the yachts of Rodney Bay Marina from a Sea Salt table

Golden hour

The best sunset table in Rodney Bay

The crew

Faces behind the bar

Sea Salt bartender smiling as he hands over a red rum cocktailSea Salt server carrying a tray of pink cocktails in fish-shaped glasses

From our table

A look around

Fish and shrimp burger with fries on a wooden boardCreole fish with rice, plantain and vegetablesHappy Goat salad with fried goat cheese balls and cranberriesBright green cocktail in a pineapple glass at the barFrozen mango daiquiri in a tiki glass with a cherryPink rum cocktail served in a fish-shaped glass with Bounty coconutEspresso martini dusted with coffee groundsClassic martini with olives on the terraceDark cherry cocktail on the bar topCrispy calamari rings with slaw and two dipping saucesCreamy pumpkin soup topped with fresh herbsSalt-rimmed margarita with a lime wheel at the barCocktail in a cobalt blue tiki mug with a paper umbrella

Guests say

Worth the trip around the bay

★★★★★

A 10/10. A must visit for sure. Absolutely amazing experience at Sea Salt — from the first drink to the last bite.

Keniel L · Local Guide · Dinner

★★★★★

We came here twice during our stay. Every dish full of flavour and beautifully presented. The view alone is worth it — stunning and peaceful.

Samara Halpern · Local Guide · Dinner

★★★★★

The best lamb shanks ever. Slow cooked and falling away from the bone. The staff are wonderful — happy and attentive.

Karon Graham · Local Guide · Dinner

★★★★★

If you're anywhere near Rodney Bay, absolutely make a reservation. Everything we ordered was fresh, vibrant and beautifully executed.

Jeremy Bjorgum · Dinner

★★★★★

St Lucian dishes, healthy quinoa bowls and great burgers, on an upmarket marina with lovely views. I would not hesitate to recommend it.

Andrew Parker · Local Guide · Lunch

★★★★★

Absolutely simply the best salmon I've had in years. My only regret is not discovering this restaurant earlier in my stay.

Christine M · Local Guide · Lunch

Come by the marina

Rodney Bay Marina, Gros Islet. Reservations welcome, plenty of free parking, and dogs of the yacht-hopping variety adored.