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Open-air tables under a canopy at 4-B Wharfside Landing, on the beach beside the Cruz Bay ferry dock on St. John. The kitchen works through local dishes and seafood.
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Open-air tables under a canopy at 4-B Wharfside Landing, on the beach beside the Cruz Bay ferry dock on St. John. The kitchen works through local dishes and seafood.
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Woody's Seafood Saloon is a Cruz Bay, St. John seafood bar and grill operating since 1994 on Prince Street (not a beachfront patio). The operator highlights Caribbean-twisted bar seafood—conch fritters, crab cake sliders, shark bites, coconut shrimp—plus burgers, wings, and specialty drinks; a Charlotte, NC sister location opened in 2021. Confirm open status with the St. John bar before you go.
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Fresh seafood and hand-rolled sushi at Mongoose Junction in Cruz Bay, St. John, with the dining room set inside the complex itself.
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Sonoran-style Mexican food at Mongoose Junction on North Shore Road in Cruz Bay, St. John, served as cantina bowls, tacos, burritos and nachos. Murals line the room and a library ladder reaches a tequila wall of more than 300 varieties, some of it barrel tequila aged on location. Seating is first come, first served.
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Morgan's Mango is a neo-Caribbean seafood restaurant at 18 First Street in downtown Cruz Bay, St. John—across from the bay and about 50 yards before Mongoose Junction from the ferry dock. Open since 1992, the operator menu centers seafood (lobster nights, catch of the day, paella) alongside land plates, tropical cocktails, and wine. Confirm seasonal openings and current service with the restaurant.
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Small plates, poke bowls and ceviches at 1 Prince Street in Cruz Bay, St. John, built on local spices, locally caught seafood and locally grown herbs, greens and fruit. There are vegetarian options, and the bar pours house-crafted cocktails alongside beer and wine.
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Italian cooking from the chef's inherited family recipes, up a small staircase in downtown Cruz Bay. The dining room is a small enclosed space, and the kitchen and its bar are small to match.
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Casual dining at 6D Cruz Bay Town on St. John, by the ferry in downtown Cruz Bay, with its own coffee shop and a creamery alongside.
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A Cruz Bay restaurant on St. John built around a three-course tasting menu: appetizer, salad and entrée. Extra Virgin grows most of its herbs on site and buys most of its fish from local fishermen.
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On St. John since 1996 and now on the beach at Wharfside Village on Strand Gade in Cruz Bay, a move from its earlier site.
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The Lime Inn brings Lime Out’s taco kitchen ashore in a casual garden setting in Cruz Bay—one block from the ferry dock. Expect handcrafted tacos and cocktails. Confirm the current schedule and seating with the operator before you go.
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Tacos and cocktails from a restaurant that floats in Coral Bay Harbor, St. John. It is reachable by boat only, and swimming, kayak and paddleboard arrivals are not permitted.
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The deli in Mongoose Junction at Cruz Bay on St. John serves breakfast and lunch alongside cocktails and smoothies.
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An open-air dining room at 3AAA Gallows Point Road in Cruz Bay, St. John, where the kitchen gives traditional Caribbean dishes a modern, island-to-table turn. It blends local peppers into its own house hot sauce.
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A bar and grill at 9901 Estate Emmaus in the Connections East Shopping Center in Coral Bay, St. John, with a retail side selling branded apparel and other goods.
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Ten or so tables under green market umbrellas in the historic courtyard at Mongoose Junction in Cruz Bay, St. John, serving brunch, lunch and dinner since 1994.
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A Coral Bay bar and restaurant on St. John, at 13A Estate Carolina, with two bars and covered outdoor seating under fans overlooking the bay. Conch fritters, fish tacos, ahi tuna and hamburgers come out of the kitchen, and gift shops and boutiques share the site.
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An open-air dining room looking out on the water of Cruz Bay, St. John, with hand-cut ribeye steaks on the menu.
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ZoZo’s at Caneel Bay serves a leisurely multi-course dinner al fresco on a waterfront terrace at Caneel Bay, St. John. The operator describes a four-course format (shared antipasti plus appetizer, entrée, and dessert), timed seatings, lounge service before dinner, and a complimentary shuttle from the Caneel Bay entrance. Tables are requested online; confirm current menu, pricing, lounge timing, and house policies with the operator before arranging a visit elsewhere.
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About three tenths of a mile of sand on North Shore Road, roughly five miles east of Cruz Bay. The snorkeling is over large seagrass beds where sea turtles graze. Parking is at the eastern end, restrooms at the western, and food, drink and snorkel, kayak and SUP rentals sit across the road.
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St. John Brewers pours its own bottles, cans and drafts on the second floor of Mongoose Junction in Cruz Bay, St. John, alongside a pub-style food menu. The brewery's production and hospitality center is at Contant on St. Thomas.
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A third of a mile of white sand and clear water inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John, with a marked underwater trail for snorkelers. Restrooms, showers, picnic shelters, food service and lifejacket rentals are on site, and the admission booth rents snorkel gear and chairs.
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