I saw Hilmas place on the No reservation show by Anthony Bourdain 2 1/2 years ago when I was planning my trip. I went 3 or 4 times in 7 days. The place is a cammper but the food and the price was awesome. I highly recommend this place to anyone before going to the beach. Salt fish johnny cakes... More

Next time you are in St. Maarten you would be foolish not to stop by Hilma's Windsor Castle on Airport Road next to RBTT Bank and across from Palapa Marina. What could be better than an ice cold "Dutch Coffee" and a salt fish johnny cake to start your day. Never a dull moment at "THE CASTLE" especially when a... More

Hilma's provides a wonderful food experience with her fresh made breakfast, dinners and sandwiches. If you want to learn about real life on St. Maarten, pull up a stool, ask for her recommendation off the menu and order a Dutch coffee. You will NOT be disappointed. She is a wonderful lady, great cook and a treat to spend some time... More

This is not your average "Fish Sandwich"! Salted fish on Hilma's special bread is yummy. My husband, Jerry really enjoyed his breakfast sandwich. Hilma is so friendly and will give you an update on the Island.

This was the first place we went on St. Martin and it really gave us a good first impression of the island. It's literally a trailer on the side of the road. But Hilma's treats are delicious. We had porkchops with coleslaw and some johnny cakes! Yum! Hilma's johnny cakes are the best on the island! Get a cold beer... More

This place is amazing. It looks like a little brown holiday trailer on the side of the road. We ate here 3 times; she's only open from something like 9AM- 3:30PM otherwise we would have come here more. The jonnycakes are honestly one of the best things I have ever eaten. Beware: They are also addictive. The pate is also... More

Hilma is the queen of her castle, and is a delightful character. Her unique restaurant with four bar stools at the front end of her little trailer attracts a wide variety of locals, expats, and tourists. Some folks stop in for food to go, while others sit for a while to sample her daily specials, enjoy "Dutch coffee" (Heineken), and... More

Hilma’s is a small faded old brown camper trailer on the Dutch side of the island with no sign, no menu and no tables. Four bar stools sit in front of a fold-down counter at the end of the trailer facing the road. Hilma is a joy to spend time with. You’ll find a glass display case and a chalkboard... More