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St. Thomas / Restaurants

Barefoot Buddha

A cafe in the Guardian Building on Route 30 in Havensight, across from Havensight Mall, serving breakfast and lunch: soups, quiches, salads, paninis and burritos with organic coffee, tea and smoothies. Gluten-free, vegan and dairy-free options appear across the menu, and the same owners keep a counter called Buddha On The Fly at Cyril E. King Airport.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: Mattes / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 DE.

St. Thomas / Restaurants

Blue 11

A small chef's-table room inside Yacht Haven Grande in Charlotte Amalie, where the meal is a fixed tasting menu of seven, nine or eleven courses. The cooking is modern Caribbean built on local ingredients, with wine pairings offered alongside.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: stu_spivack / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0.

St. Thomas / Restaurants

Buddha Sushi

A sushi restaurant at Estate Frydenhoj on St. Thomas, also trading as Buddha Sushi Lounge & Grill. It teaches sushi-making classes on site, caters weddings and corporate events, and makes its own sorbet from local seasonal fruit.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: "Sushi mit Ingwer und Sojasauce" by Tim Reckmann, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/) · resized and converted to WebP from the original.

St. Thomas / Restaurants

Caribbean Fish Market

Caribbean Fish Market is a beachside seafood restaurant at Elysian Beach Resort on Cowpet Bay, St. Thomas. The operator menu highlights market-fresh seafood, Caribbean lobster, tropical cocktails, wine, and house-made desserts with bay breezes as the setting. Confirm the current schedule with the restaurant.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

Fish Bar

Fish Bar sits at 15 Hull Bay Road on the Northside of St. Thomas, running as both a seafood restaurant and a fish market, cooking with locally caught fish and locally grown produce.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

French Quarter Bistro

Ed and Amoi Foerstel opened this Rue De Bethamny kitchen in Frenchtown, St. Thomas, in 2018. The Creole and Cajun cooking is New Orleans with a Caribbean influence, built on stock, the trinity of onions, bell peppers and celery, and a roux.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

Gladys' Cafe

Casual Caribbean cooking at 5600 Royal Dane Mall in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. The cafe says it has been serving for more than thirty years, and it sells its own branded hot sauce.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

Hook Line & Sinker

Seafood, steaks and lobster at 62 Honduras in Frenchtown, St. Thomas, on the water, where the restaurant says its fish are caught ten feet away. It has been running for more than thirty years and pours rum, gin and vodka from a local distiller.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

Oceana Restaurant & Bistro

Seafood in Frenchtown at #8 Honduras, in a house with thick rubble walls built from stone brought over as Scottish ballast. The Russian consul renamed the estate Villa Olga in 1894 and used it as the Russian Embassy for nine years. Oceana opened in 2002 and looks out over the water at Baye de GriGri.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

Old Stone Farmhouse

A restaurant at Mahogany Run on St. Thomas set inside the core building of a Danish sugar plantation at Estate Lovendahl, which once covered 300 acres running from Magens Bay to Mandahl. The conversion kept the arches, the two-foot-thick walls and the exposed rafters.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

Pizza Pi VI

Pizza on the water in Christmas Cove. Make this part of a boat outing, and confirm operating dates and transport with the operator before arranging a visit.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Courtesy of Pizza Pi VI.

St. Thomas / Restaurants

PRIME at Paradise Point

PRIME at Paradise Point is a contemporary steakhouse at Paradise Point in Estate Thomas, St. Thomas. The operator describes prime cuts, handcrafted cocktails, a sommelier-selected wine list, and dining with elevated views as the format. Confirm reservations and open status directly with the restaurant.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

RAW Sushi & Sake Bar

RAW Sushi & Sake Bar serves traditional sushi standards and Caribbean-influenced specialty rolls at 2 American Yacht Harbor in Red Hook, St. Thomas, with sake and cocktails alongside. It is part of the St. Thomas Restaurant Group (same group as Agave, Pesce, and The Patio). Confirm current service with the operator.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

SandBar x Isla Blue

Two paired concepts sharing one oceanfront site at Morningstar Bay on St. Thomas, the Isla Blue restaurant and the SandBar beach club. Shellfish, tapas, Spanish pizzettes and paella come out of the kitchen, and there is an outdoor fireside lounge.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

The Delly Deck

The Delly Deck is a long-running casual diner and full bar in Building 3 of Havensight Shopping Mall at Estate Thomas, St. Thomas—adjacent to the cruise-ship dock. Local directories date it to 1976 and describe breakfast, salads, sandwiches, burgers, and drinks for locals and visitors. Confirm open status with the operator.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

The Easterly

A seafood kitchen in the Red Hook quarter at the east end of St. Thomas, where ceviches and crudos share the menu with octopus, shellfish, lobster and whole fish grilled over wood. The dining area is planted with palm trees and greenery.

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St. Thomas / Restaurants

The Shack at The Hideaway

Across the road from the Hull Bay beachfront at 9-1 Estate Hull Bay, on the north side of St. Thomas. It has been serving fishermen and surfers since 1970, and the cocktails are built on Hideaway Farm ingredients and house-made infusions.

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St. Thomas / Culture & History

French Heritage Museum

A museum of Frenchtown history and culture on St. Thomas, opened in 2002 in a 1944 fire station. The collection runs to photographs of Frenchtown from before the harbor was dredged, straw platting samples, fish traps and nets, antique mahogany furniture and a research library. Confirm opening times before you visit.

Place photograph from 2011 · cropped for display. Photo: French Heritage Museum, Frenchtown, St. Thomas by Gruepig / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped and resized; this adaptation is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.

St. Thomas / Culture & History

St. Thomas Historical Trust Museum & Walking Tours

A preservation organization at 5332 Raadets Gade in Charlotte Amalie, working to identify, protect and preserve the history, sites and culture of St. Thomas. It runs a downtown walking tour, a Hassel Island tour and a Step Streets tour, plus restoration projects, cultural events and educational programs.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: St. Thomas Historical Trust Museum by David Stanley / Flickr · CC BY 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/) · metadata stripped, otherwise unmodified.

St. Thomas / Culture & History

81C Arts

A downtown Charlotte Amalie gallery on St. Thomas, between the Waterfront and Main Street, that doubles as a cafe and wine bar, event venue and art hotel. It runs as the nonprofit Atelier St Thomas Arts Foundation, with year-round exhibitions, workshops and youth enrichment programs.

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St. Thomas / Culture & History

Caribbean Genealogy Library

A genealogy and Caribbean history library on the second floor of Building 3 in Al Cohen's Plaza at the top of Raphune Hill, St. Thomas, above the Paint Depot and next to Mango Tango Art Gallery. Founded in 2000, it holds over 5,000 books, periodicals and microfilms and runs entirely on memberships and donations. Confirm opening times before you visit.

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St. Thomas / Culture & History

CMCArts St. Thomas

The Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts keeps its St. Thomas location at 1549 Dronningens Gade in Charlotte Amalie, with a second at 10 Strand Street in Frederiksted on St. Croix. The non-profit has run exhibitions, workshops and classes for all ages for 30 years. Confirm opening times and current exhibitions before you visit.

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St. Thomas / Culture & History

Fort Christian Museum

Danish settlers built this red-walled stone fort in the 1670s to defend Charlotte Amalie Harbor, which it still overlooks. It has served since as a government building, a courthouse, a jail and a place of worship, and now works as a museum where visitors see the dungeons, courtroom, chapel and rooftop.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Prayitno, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).

St. Thomas / Culture & History

Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church

A Lutheran church in Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas, its congregation established in 1666 and its Georgian building completed in 1793. The territorial tourism board counts it among the oldest Lutheran churches in the Western Hemisphere.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Smallbones, via Wikimedia Commons (CC0).

St. Thomas / Culture & History

Hassel Island

An uninhabited 135-acre island at the western edge of Charlotte Amalie Harbor, once a peninsula of St. Thomas called Orkenhullet. The National Park Service and the St. Thomas Historical Trust preserve the Garrison House, which quartered British soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars, plus Prince Frederick's and Cowell's batteries, a signal station and the Creque Marine Railway. Boats run out from the Charlotte Amalie waterfront.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Captain-tucker, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0).

St. Thomas / Culture & History

Pirates Treasure Museum

A shipwreck museum near Charlotte Amalie and the cruise ship docks on St. Thomas, built around artifacts that Odyssey Marine Exploration recovered from deep water. Other exhibits cover Virgin Islands wrecks and what came off them.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: LittleT889, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0).

St. Thomas / Culture & History

St. Thomas Synagogue

The Hebrew Congregation of St. Thomas on Crystal Gade in Charlotte Amalie, a synagogue whose sanctuary floor is covered in sand.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Smallbones, via Wikimedia Commons (CC0).

St. Thomas / Culture & History

Virgin Islands Children's Museum

A non-profit children's museum at Buccaneer Mall on St. Thomas, built around hands-on exhibits and educational programming. Exhibit areas include Buoy Bay, Mango Farm to Market, Pan Geo, a tiny tikes coral reef and a deep sea light room.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: LittleT889, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0).

St. Thomas / Nightlife & Bars

Duffy's Love Shack

A parking-lot bar at Red Hook Plaza on the east end of St. Thomas. It started in 1995 as a thatched-roof lean-to in Drakes Passage in the alleyways of Charlotte Amalie, and was rebuilt at the Red Hook site after Hurricane Marilyn hit that September.

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St. Thomas / Nightlife & Bars

Island Time Pub

Island Time Pub is an open-air harborfront pub on the second level of American Yacht Harbor in Red Hook, St. Thomas. The kitchen is known for hand-tossed pizzas plus salads, sandwiches, and wings, with a full bar overlooking the marina. Confirm pickup options and open status with the operator.

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St. Thomas / Nightlife & Bars

Jolly Roger's Restaurant & Pirate Bar

An open-air poolside restaurant and swim-up bar on Blackbeard's Hill above Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, serving island-inspired food and cocktails. It sits inside the Blackbeard's Castle grounds, which the property dates to 1679, and you do not need castle admission to eat or drink.

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St. Thomas / Nightlife & Bars

Sapphire Beach Bar

A bar directly on the sand at the Sapphire Beach Club on St. Thomas, established in the summer of 2016. Fish tacos, burgers and frozen cocktails, with private dining spaces indoors and out.

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St. Thomas / Nightlife & Bars

St. Thomas Social

A waterfront restaurant near the Frenchtown district on St. Thomas, looking out over the harbor and its moored yachts. It opened in 2022, and the menu blends Mediterranean and Caribbean cooking.

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St. Thomas / Nightlife & Bars

Taphus Beer House

A Charlotte Amalie taproom near the cruise port, pouring from 20 taps with more than 150 bottles and cans of local and imported beer. The kitchen does jarcuterie and pizza, and the name comes from Taphus Bay, what Danish sailors called this harbor in the 1600s.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

1756 Grotto

Farm-to-fork cooking from locally sourced food with global flavors, at 1 Strand Street in Christiansted. Tables are either inside the building, which dates to about 1756, or outside in the garden grotto.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

AMA at Cane Bay

AMA at Cane Bay is an oceanfront seafood restaurant and craft-cocktail bar at The Waves (112C North Shore Road / Cane Bay) on St. Croix. The kitchen works with local farmers and environmentally responsible fishermen and divers, so the menu leans seasonal and seafood-led. Confirm the current schedule with the operator before you go.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

Café 50 USVI

A cafe on St. Croix pouring espresso drinks including flavored lattes and frappuccinos, with bagels and sandwiches to go and pastries such as cheesecake. The broad location is retained because a precise business-controlled street address was not verified.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

Galangal

French-Asian cooking in the 1789 Great House at 2205 Church Street in Christiansted, open since 2008. The indoor dining room comes with hand-crafted cocktails and a wine list, and the kitchen says it buys its seafood from local fishermen.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

Ital in Paradise

Ital cooking, the Rastafarian tradition, at 22-20B Queen Cross Street in downtown Christiansted on St. Croix. Vegan and vegetarian plates come out alongside grilled fish and meat, served in a small upstairs dining room.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

La Reine Chicken Shack

A St. Croix chicken restaurant with a wood-paneled dining room and covered patio. The menu centers on rotisserie and curry chicken, alongside stews and sides such as rice and beans and johnnycakes.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

Savant

A bistro at 4C Hospital Street in Christiansted, St. Croix, running since 1998. The farm-to-table menu mixes Caribbean, Asian and Mexican dishes, and there is a back patio as well as the indoor room.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

The Mill Boardwalk Bar Brick Oven Pizza

Waterfront on the Christiansted Harbor boardwalk at 1 Strand Street, serving pizza made with house-made dough alongside wood-fired wings, roasted cauliflower and salads.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Tsunami's Photography.

St. Croix / Restaurants

Turtle's Deli

Turtle's Deli (operator branding also uses Turtle's Deli & BBQ) is a sandwich and barbecue counter at 37 Strand Street on the Frederiksted waterfront, St. Croix. Destination directories list sandwiches, BBQ, salads, and drinks; confirm what is on the board before you go—there is no durable operator website.

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St. Croix / Restaurants

West Yam Yam

West Yam Yam is a casual Frederiksted eatery on King Street serving wings, burgers, fried shrimp, salads, fries, and other quick plates. Multiple local directories describe dine-in and takeout. The address remains broad because current sources disagree on the street number. Confirm the door and open status with the operator before you go.

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St. Croix / Culture & History

Apothecary Hall Museum

A pharmacy at the corner of Company and Queen Cross Streets in Christiansted, established in 1820 by a Danish pharmacist and in service for more than 140 years until its last owner retired in 1970. The restored pharmacy reopened on its original site in 1987, holding apothecary bottles, drawers of dried and powdered medicines and antique pharmacy equipment.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: Sydney Poore & Russell Poore / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0.

St. Croix / Culture & History

Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts

Gallery exhibitions, a permanent collection and an archive of Caribbean cultural and artistic heritage at 10 Strand Street in Frederiksted, St. Croix. The nonprofit museum also runs an artist-in-residence program, art classes for all ages and school field trips.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Mrgiarc, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0).

St. Croix / Culture & History

Estate Little Princess

A twenty-five-acre Nature Conservancy preserve on St. Croix, established more than 250 years ago as a Danish sugar plantation worked by enslaved Africans. The Hospital Building and Great House still stand in Afro-Danish architecture, and the grounds hold the Conservancy's Coral Innovation Hub along with trails for walking, birding and reaching the beach.

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St. Croix / Culture & History

Estate Whim Museum

A twelve-acre St. Croix Landmarks Society site on Centerline Road at the west end of the island, where a colonial-era great house, laborers' quarters and mill factory complex still stand. Programming covers Crucian music, visual arts, food ways and customs, and there is a research library and archive on the grounds.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Walter Smalling, Historic American Buildings Survey (public domain), via Wikimedia Commons.

St. Croix / Culture & History

Fort Frederik

A Danish colonial fort in Frederiksted on St. Croix, built between 1752 and 1760 and now a National Historic Landmark restored to its 1780 configuration as a local history museum. It was the site of the earliest reported foreign-government salute to a United States ship, in October 1776, and of the 1848 emancipation revolt.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Matt H. Wade, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0).

St. Croix / Culture & History

Lawaetz Family Museum

Estate Little La Grange on St. Croix, the cattle and dairy farm Carl Lawaetz took over in 1896 and where breeding records begin in 1901. The St. Croix Landmarks Society has run it as a farmstead museum since 1996, and the house is shown with the family's original furnishings.

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St. Croix / Culture & History

Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve

A 1,015-acre park at Salt River Bay, jointly managed by the National Park Service and the U.S. Virgin Islands government, on the site of the 1493 encounter with Columbus. Inside are the largest remaining mangrove forests in the Virgin Islands, coral reefs, a submarine canyon and a masonry tower of brick and coral block built in the 1790s. Visitors dive, snorkel, kayak and hike.

Place photograph from 2008. Photo: Salt River at St. Croix by Kborer / Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · resized.

St. Croix / Nightlife & Bars

Brew STX

On the boardwalk in downtown Christiansted, a two-level restaurant and microbrewery brewing on a five-barrel, 155-gallon system. The kitchen runs to local fish, Caribbean-style tacos and surf and turf, with vegetarian and vegan plates too.

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St. Croix / Nightlife & Bars

Common Cents Pub

A pub on Company Street in Christiansted, St. Croix, with beer, cocktails and food. Four televisions carry sporting events, and the floor holds Golden Tee plus Ghostbusters and Star Wars pinball.

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St. Croix / Nightlife & Bars

Leatherback Brewing Company

A brewery and taproom at 9902 Industrial Park in Kingshill, making craft beer since 2018 and canning and kegging it on site in St. Croix. Rainwater is the primary ingredient, and a second taproom sits on St. Thomas at 9718 Estate Thomas in Charlotte Amalie.

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St. Croix / Nightlife & Bars

Levels

A live music venue and bar in a multi-level space at 54B Company Street in Christiansted on St. Croix, across from Luncharia. The space previously ran as a nightclub and live music venue where Midnite, Pressure Bus Pipe, Dezarie, Kurt Schindler and Tippy of IGRADE performed.

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St. Croix / Nightlife & Bars

Louie & Nacho's Beach Bar

Louie & Nacho's Beach Bar is at 37 Strand Street on the Frederiksted waterfront, St. Croix. The operator lists upstairs and downstairs bars, beach service, and food and beverage menus. Confirm current service directly before visiting.

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St. Croix / Nightlife & Bars

St Croix Cellars

A wine cellar and tasting lounge on Queen Cross Street in the historic Christiansted district, pouring still and sparkling wines sourced internationally with charcuterie boards and small plates. It started out producing its own wines before shifting to the cellar and tasting model.

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St. Croix / Nightlife & Bars

The Landing Beach Bar

A bar across the street from Cane Bay Beach on the north shore of St. Croix, on 90 acres once worked as a sugar plantation. American bar food leans seafood, with vegetarian and vegan dishes, and the taps pour Leatherback, brewed on St. Croix.

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St. John / Restaurants

Cafe Roma

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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St. John / Restaurants

Greengos Caribbean Cantina

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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St. John / Restaurants

Lime Inn

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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St. John / Restaurants

Lime Out VI

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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St. John / Restaurants

Morgan's Mango

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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St. John / Restaurants

Ocean 362

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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St. John / Restaurants

Surf Club Cantina

Consider a meal overlooking Coral Bay, with covered outdoor seating. Let the setting help you choose, then confirm service with the restaurant.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Courtesy of Surf Club Cantina.

St. John / Restaurants

The Longboard

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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St. John / Restaurants

ZoZo's at Caneel Bay

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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St. John / Culture & History

Annaberg Sugar Plantation Ruins

Quarters of enslaved people, the sugar factory, the animal mill and the windmill still stand at Annaberg, looking out over the surrounding hillsides and Leinster Bay on St. John. Interpretation covers the global sugar market that drove slavery and colonialism in the Virgin Islands. The National Park Service also publishes 3D reconstructions of the structures through its Atlantic Slave Trade Project.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Amaury Laporte, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).

St. John / Culture & History

Cinnamon Bay Trails & Ruins

Taino people settled Cinnamon Bay before Danish colonists built a sugar plantation worked by enslaved Africans, and a half-mile boardwalk loop now runs through its ruins from the beach parking lot on St. John's North Shore Road. The one-mile Cinnamon Bay Trail climbs from east of the ruins to Centerline Road, with a 0.38-mile spur to the America Hill great house.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Amaury Laporte, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).

St. John / Culture & History

Reef Bay Trail & Petroglyphs

Three miles down to the beach from the trailhead near mile marker 5 on Centerline Road, past Danish sugar plantation ruins, stone cattle-grazing walls, pre-Columbian Taino rock carvings and some of the oldest and tallest trees on St. John. NPS describes it as strenuous, with steep, uneven, and rocky terrain and a long uphill return; check current trail conditions directly with NPS before setting out.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: mollystevens, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).

St. John / Nightlife & Bars

Lovango Rum Bar

Lovango Rum Bar is a rum bar and distillery at 1 Bay Street in Cruz Bay, St. John (second floor above Drink, with harbor views). The operator lists artisan pizza from the kitchen and craft cocktails at the bar; owner commentary published by News of St. John states the bar is not affiliated with the Lovango Cay resort development. Confirm current bar and kitchen service before you go.

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St. John / Nightlife & Bars

STJ Speakeasy

An open-air bar in the Lumberyard Parking Lot in Cruz Bay, between The Roti King and Love City Ice. Alterio opened it in June 2024 after running a catering company, with a bar top and other fittings inherited from the former Quiet Mon Pub. The plates are shareable and globally inspired with a Caribbean twist.

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St. John / Nightlife & Bars

The Beach Bar

A beach bar at Wharfside Village in Cruz Bay, just along the sand from the St. John ferry dock. Live music runs from rock to island music and bluegrass, and the kitchen and bar turn out burgers, brunch, painkillers and bushwackers.

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St. John / Nightlife & Bars

The Parrot Club

The Parrot Club is a craft-cocktail bar and gaming room in Wharfside Village, Cruz Bay, close to the beach and the St. John ferry dock. Expect tropical cocktails, frozen drinks, classics, and mocktails alongside gaming. Confirm the current schedule and age rules with the operator before you go.

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St. John / Nightlife & Bars

The Windmill Bar

A bar at Estate Susannaberg in the Cruz Bay quarter of St. John, beside a sugar-plantation windmill raised in the 1780s. The former plantation was bought in the 1940s and still belongs to the buyer's descendants, and the grounds also hold a 9-hole disc golf course and a campsite.

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St. John / Nightlife & Bars

Woody's Seafood Saloon

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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Water Island / Restaurants

Heidi's Honeymoon Grill

Heidi's Honeymoon Grill (also listed locally as Heidi's Hilltop Grill after a move up Providence Hill) is a casual Water Island bar and grill with shaded hilltop seating overlooking Elephant Bay. Tourism materials highlight fish tacos, burgers, and drinks; Facebook operator updates note seasonal schedules, so confirm open days and cash-or-card policy before you take the ferry from Crown Bay.

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Water Island / Culture & History

Fort Segarra

A Second World War defensive outpost on Water Island that was never finished, construction stopping when the war ended in 1945. An underground bunker, tunnels, gun turrets and an observation deck remain, and visitors walk the underground site and climb to the deck.

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