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Boudin and accras stalls

Boudin et accrasMarché Saint-Antoine & the north streets, Pointe-à-Pitrelast order: unknowncounterGuadeloupean Creole

Snack stalls for boudin créole (spiced blood sausage), accras and fried bites: a 15-minute market snack, eaten hot and standing up.

Per person€4–10 (≈ US$5–12)2026 estimate
Best time09:00–12:00easiest walk-in
BookingWalk-in, no reservation OK
  • Boudin créole
  • Accras
  • Quick snack
  • Order: Boudin créole and accras
  • Counter seating
  • Walk-in window: 09:00–12:00
  • Queue risk: after 16:00
  • Bring cash

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Plan

Open now, when you can walk in, what to order

Go now?

Open?

Stall hours vary; morning to early afternoon is the safest window

Busy this hour

Estimate by hour below

Easiest walk-in

09:00–12:00

Reservations

Walk-in, no reservation

Paying

Bring cash

Per person

€4–10 (≈ US$5–12)2026 estimate · check

Walk-in windows

09:00–12:00: high12:00–15:00: highafter 16:00: risky
  1. 09:00, calm
  2. 10:00, moderate
  3. 11:00, busy
  4. 12:00, busy
  5. 13:00, moderate
  6. 14:00, calm
  7. 15:00, quiet
Quietest around 15:00 Busiest 11:00 to 12:00Estimate for an ordinary weekday. Taller bar = busier.

Tip

Format

Small stalls and carts selling snacks by the piece or bag (check locations).

A walk-in lunch is only planned as primary when your arrival lands outside the “impossible” window.

Your first order

from the menu below · prices are estimates
  1. Boudin créole (spiced blood sausage)BoudinSpiced with chilli and herbs; the local snack. Eat it hot.€3–6≈ US$4–7

Menus and prices change; the board on the day wins.

Menu and prices

2026 estimate
  • Boudin créole (spiced blood sausage)BoudinSpiced with chilli and herbs; the local snack. Eat it hot.€3–6 (≈ US$4–7)order
  • Accras de morue (bag)AccrasSalt-cod fritters.€3–6 (≈ US$4–7)if hungry
  • Accras de légumesVegetable fritters (ask about fish).€3–5 (≈ US$4–6)if hungry
  • Beignet or fried doughBeignetSweet; eat warm.€1–3 (≈ US$2–4)if hungry
  • Cold drinkBoissonWater, juice or soda.€1–3 (≈ US$2–4)if hungry

2026 estimate, per portion; ask the price before you order.

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2 people
  • Boudin créole (spiced blood sausage)order

    Boudin

    €3–6 (≈ US$4–7)

    Contains (from menu notes, check): pork

    0
  • Accras de morue (bag)

    Accras

    €3–6 (≈ US$4–7)

    0
  • Accras de légumes

    €3–5 (≈ US$4–6)

    Contains (from menu notes, check): fish

    0
  • Beignet or fried dough

    Beignet

    €1–3 (≈ US$2–4)

    0
  • Cold drink

    Boisson

    €1–3 (≈ US$2–4)

    0

Food and drink

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Menu prices are 2026 estimates (check the board or menu on the day).

Split the bill 2 ways

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Rounding up is enough: far less than the 15–20% you would leave in the US. Local custom: Service included; round up. Tipping calculator

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Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).

On the ground

How to order, tip and pay, allergies, and booking

How to order

  • Wash hands or use wipes.

Tipping

Rounding up is enough: far less than the 15–20% you would leave in the US.

Allergies and diets

  • AskVegetarian · Vegetable fritters and dough only. · say: “Je suis végétarien(ne).”
  • AskVegan · Fried dough and fruit; ask about fat.
  • NoHalal · Boudin is pork; other fritters may be fried in shared oil. · say: “Je ne mange pas de porc.”
  • NoGluten-free · Fritters use wheat.
  • AskNut allergy · Ask about oils and sweets.
  • Not on fileAllergy · Show the word in French; fryer oil is shared. · say: “J'ai une allergie à ___.”

Paying

Bring cash

  • Ask the price before you point.
  • Cash (euros).

Booking

Booking
Walk-in, no reservation
Reservations
Not taken
Note
Walk-in.

Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).

Map and nearby

Where this place is, how to get there, and what is around it

Boudin and accras stallsBoudin and accras stallsMarché Saint-AntoineMusée SchoelcherPlace de la VictoireCathedral of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-PaulCreole lunch counters at the marketCafés on Place de la VictoireCreole restaurants near the cathedralBokit stands

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How to order here, in full

How to order here

The order of play at the counter or table, what to say, how much to order and how to pay.

  1. 1Wash hands or use wipes.

No shared language? Tap dishes in the order builder below and show the waiter the full-screen list in the local script. For a printed menu, translate a photo of it.

What to say

In EnglishSay or showSounds like
How much is this?C'est combien?say kom-byan
Chilli on the side, pleaseLe piment à part, s'il vous plaîtluh pee-mon ah par seel voo play
No pork, pleaseSans porc, s'il vous plaîtson por seel voo play
Hello (day)Bonjourbon-zhoor
Hello, CreoleBonjoubon-zhoo
Thank youMercimehr-see

Portions and sharing

  • Point at what you want and say how many.

Extras, condiments and what costs extra

  • Eat it standing; keep napkins.
  • Ask about chilli: say 'le piment à part' to keep it on the side.

Paying and tipping

Rounding up is enough: far less than the 15–20% you would leave in the US.

  • Ask the price before you point.
  • Cash (euros).
  • Tipping: Service is included; a euro or two for good service is welcome.

At the table

  • Pick a stall with hot food and a queue.
  • Lunch is a proper meal, often 12:00–14:00; service can be slow, and the bill is requested, not brought.
  • Eat where the turnover is fast and the food is hot.
  • Book Creole restaurants the evening before; lunch is the main meal and small kitchens close afterward.

Price and paying

Typical spend
€4–10 (≈ US$5–12) for a snack meal
Paying, diet and allergies

Paying

Cashyes

Accepted everywhere; the only method at some small counters.

Cardsome stalls

Restaurants and cafés; small stalls often refuse cards.

IC cardno

Not used.

QR walletno

Not common (check).

Diet and allergies

Yes means there is something for you; ask means possible with care; no means go elsewhere.

  • Vegetarianask

    Vegetable fritters and dough only.

    Show: Je suis végétarien(ne).

  • Veganask

    Fried dough and fruit; ask about fat.

  • Halalno

    Boudin is pork; other fritters may be fried in shared oil.

    Show: Je ne mange pas de porc.

  • Gluten-freeno

    Fritters use wheat.

  • Nut allergyask

    Ask about oils and sweets.

  • Allergynot on file

    Show the word in French; fryer oil is shared.

    Show: J'ai une allergie à ___.

What is in the dishes

  • Boudin créole (spiced blood sausage)Boudinpork
  • Accras de légumesfish

Read from the menu names and notes; recipes vary and cross-contact is not tested. Check with the kitchen.

Make an allergy and diet card for Pointe-à-Pitre →

Who it suits, booking and the kitchen

Who it suits, booking, closures

goodSolo — Quick and cheap.
cautionKids — Boudin can be spicy; try accras.
poorStroller — Crowded aisles.
okGroups of 5+ — Buy a few bags to share.
cautionWheelchair — Level but tight.
How to book
Walk-up only.
How far ahead
Not needed
No-show / cancel fee
Not applicable
Dress code
Casual.
WhenStatusNote
Sundayscheck before you goMost stalls are shut.
Late afternooncheck before you goStalls close once stock runs out.

Show the kitchen

local-language lines from this guide

Tap a need to get a large screen you can hold up to staff. The wording is the guide’s; a helper who reads the language should confirm it if your allergy is serious.

Hour by hour, with queue times

Quietest listed hour: 15:00 (quiet).

  1. 09:00lightlittle or no wait
  2. 10:00busya short wait is possible
  3. 11:00heavyexpect a line
  4. 12:00heavyexpect a line
  5. 13:00busya short wait is possible
  6. 14:00lightlittle or no wait
  7. 15:00quietlittle or no wait

Desk estimate of crowd on a weekday; weekends and holidays run one level higher. Not live data. No line length is on file, so waits are in words.

Comfort, facts and cons

Hygiene and comfort

Seating
Standing or a shelf: no proper seats
Kids
Boudin is rich and spicy; accras are easier for children
Access
step-free: partial · Standing counters; level ground

Hygiene

  • Choose hot, freshly fried food; skip anything that has been sitting.
  • Wipes for your hands; few sinks.

Facts

Reservations
Not taken — Walk-in.
Capabilities
food
Getting there
Market entrance and the stalls beside it · ~3 min walk

Cons

  • Boudin is pork and blood: not for vegetarians or halal diets.
  • Cash only at most stalls.
  • Some stalls close early or on Sundays.

Dish glossary

On the menuWhat it isOrder it how
Boudin créoleBlood sausage spiced with chilli and herbs.Ask for one; "sans piment" for less heat.
AccrasFried fritters, often salt cod.Order by the bag.
ChiquetailleShredded salt cod with onion and chilli.A side or snack; ask about heat.

Price check

2026 estimate
locals pay
A piece of boudin is a few euros for everyone.
tourist price
No known two-tier prices (check).
rule
Ask the price before you point.

Deep dive

Questions, alternatives, and where our facts come from

Questions and answers

Questions and answers

answered by Voykit editors · dated
What is boudin créole?

A spiced blood sausage, often served with chilli and lime; a Guadeloupe classic.

Checked 2026-09-29 · Voykit desk

Is it spicy?

Often; ask for less piment.

Checked 2026-09-29 · Voykit desk

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