Lost City Restaurant
About
Among Mauritius's restaurants, Lost City Restaurant is a dining spot at PG74+XMM in Vacoas-Phoenix, a town in the island's central plateau. The venue holds a 3.6 out of 5 average drawn from 17 reviews, a modest tally that reflects a small, local following rather than a large tourist crowd. With that review count, the restaurant remains a neighbourhood option in Vacoas-Phoenix rather than a destination dining room.
As a restaurant in Vacoas-Phoenix, Lost City Restaurant sits inland from the coastal resort areas, within the urban spread that links the island's central towns. The venue operates in the restaurant category, serving diners in the Vacoas-Phoenix area. A 3.6 out of 5 average across 17 reviews places it among the more quietly reviewed tables in the central part of Mauritius. The nearby town of Port Louis lies to the north, giving the restaurant a position within reach of the capital for those travelling across the island.
Five photographs accompany the venue's listing, showing the room and its setting. Booking directly with the venue is the practical approach for securing a table.
Mauritius was a Dutch, then French, then British colony, and became independent in 1968, with Rodrigues forming part of the same republic. Traffic drives on the left on both islands, and buses are the main public transport in Mauritius, so reaching Vacoas-Phoenix without a car is feasible. The dodo lived on Mauritius and the solitaire on Rodrigues, and both flightless birds are now extinct, a piece of natural history that shapes the island's identity. Rodrigues is known for octopus, called ourite, served grilled or in salad, a reminder that the republic's food culture extends well beyond the main island.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of cuisine does Lost City Restaurant serve?
The kitchen at Lost City Restaurant is documented through five photos, which show the food and setting on offer at this Mauritius restaurant. The island's colonial past under the Dutch, French and British, and its independence in 1968, shapes the wider dining landscape, though the photos are the record of what this venue serves.
When is Lost City Restaurant open?
Lost City Restaurant is based in Vacoas-Phoenix, a town within easy reach of Port Louis and the other main settlements on Mauritius. Buses are the main public transport on the island, so a left-side-driving journey by bus is the usual way to reach the town.
Where is Lost City Restaurant located on Mauritius?
Lost City Restaurant sits at PG74+XMM in Vacoas-Phoenix, Mauritius. Vacoas-Phoenix is an inland town, so arriving by bus fits the island's main public transport network, and traffic drives on the left as it does across Mauritius.
How highly do diners rate Lost City Restaurant?
Lost City Restaurant holds a rating of 3.6 out of 5 from 17 reviews at its Vacoas-Phoenix address. That score places it among the dining options in this Mauritius town, with the review count giving a sense of how many diners have recorded an opinion.
Do you need to book a table at Lost City Restaurant in advance?
Lost City Restaurant is a restaurant in Vacoas-Phoenix on Mauritius, and its 3.6 out of 5 rating from 17 reviews reflects how diners have received it. The island became independent in 1968 after Dutch, French and British rule, and Rodrigues forms part of the same republic.
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