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40 Restaurants, Bars now taking part in November’s St. Maarten Flavors.

October 17, 2022

40 Restaurants, Bars now taking part in November’s St. Maarten Flavors.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- 40 St. Maarten / St. Martin restaurants and bars are now taking part in the November culinary month program of St. Maarten Flavors. This was announced today by the organizing committee.
St. Maarten is known for offering an exquisite variety of culinary delights island-wide and is often referred to as the “Culinary Capital of the Caribbean”. During the month of November, participating St. Maarten Flavors restaurants will design a special prix fixe menu of either 3 courses for $49 or one course for $17.50, highlighting their specialties. With an accessible price point set for “St. Maarten Flavors”, the ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41554-40-restaurants-bars-now-taking-part-in-november-s-st-maarten-flavors.html

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