About
St. Thomas Restaurants and Food... Succulent clawless
Caribbean lobster, with a tail rich in pure white meat. Fresh
caught mahi mahi (which is a fish locally called Dolphin, but is
not the porpoise!), served island style with pungent local
spices. Today's catch of yellowfin tuna, broiled, baked, or
perhaps with the chef's special Caribbean herb and spice
mixture. Conch chowder for starters, key lime pie and Cruzan
coffee for closers. And of course, aged Black Angus steaks for
those who can travel but cannot go without! Dining on St. Thomas
is a magical whirl of gourmet chefs, local delicacies, open air
seaside restaurants, moonlit nights, and no jackets required.
Paradise
found! Although you can't eat atmosphere, you can
drink it in! Some of the island's nicest restaurants are
in historic courtyards, overlooking marinas, on the
beach, in the finest resorts, and tucked away in places
that say "call for directions." From beach bars to those
establishments featured on national television, every
meal is a highlight of your vacation. For local
delights, stop at the food vans selling Roti, sort of a
West Indian burrito, and Salt fish Pate, deep fried and
great with a cold beer! Be sure to sample the West
Indian Pig Roasts and buffets offered at the resorts!
Major credit cards are accepted, and reservations are
preferred. A word to the wise: ties and jackets are
definitely not in fashion for the gentlemen; ladies,
it's either casual or casual elegance.
Bella Blu is one of the oldest restaurants on St. Thomas having just celebrated our 30 year anniversary. Bella Blu was established as an Austrian restaurant featuring Wiener Schnitzel and various German specialties.
Enjoy lunch or dinner overlooking one of the most beautiful golf courses in the Caribbean. Contact: Address: One Mahogany Run North St. Thomas, VI 00802
Telephone: 340-777-6250
Toll Free: 340-777-6095
EMail: info@mahoganyrungolf.com
Prepare yourself for a culinary journey that is second to none. Old Stone Farmhouse is one of the most elegant and romantic settings you will ever enjoy. From the stunning centuries-old architecture to the dramatic courtyard and cascading fountain, you will feel the grace and ambiance of the island throughout the night. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back to a place and time when opulence and grandeur were the standard fare.
6 Thomas Street, St Thomas, Virgin Islands 00802 | (340)
777-6277
www.oldstonefarmhouse.com
Edward Wilmoth Blyden Building, Veterans Drive
(Located on Charlotte Amalie's Waterfront near the seaplane
& ferries to St. Croix & the BVI)
340-776-2976
3525 Honduras, Frenchtown
St. Thomas, VI 00802
340-775-2675
340-775-2675
As they say in Italy, “Mangia!” Eat! And one of the very best places to eat Italian is Virgilio’s, St. Thomas’ favorite for more than 23 years!
A Room With A View
Wine Bar & Restaurant
(340) 774-2377
Bluebeard's Castle
Banana Tree Grille
(340) 776-4050
Bluebeard's Castle, Charlotte Amalie
1829 Hotel & Restaurant
56A Kronprindsens Gade
Charlotte Amale, St. Thomas, USVI, Virgin Islands, 00802
(340) 775-1983
The Delly Deck
(340) 776-9943 Havensight Mall
Charlotte Amalie
24 Hour Deli Presto
Marriott's Frenchmans Reef
St. Thomas, St. Thomas, USVI, Virgin Islands, 00802
(340) 715-6125
Sunday March 1, 6-7 PM
Gandhi-King Season for Nonviolence
Peace Hill, Virgin Islands National Park, St. John
On iconic Peace Hill overlooking the sea, sunsets on Sundays are the settings for the peaceful teachings of Gandhi-MLK Season for Nonviolence, a global campaign for peace. Unity of St. John presents teachings, music and meditation in a free program to enhance personal peace in a changing world. A complimentary shuttle to Peace Hill departs at 5:30 pm from the St. John ferry dock – take the 5 pm ferry from Red Hook – returning 7 pm.
Friday March 6
First Friday Downtown
Downtown Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
First Friday in Downtown Charlotte Amalie showcases the best island St. Thomas has to offer in drinks, food and entertainment in the cultural mecca of the island. Every first Friday downtown restaurants and bars stay open for extended hours. Perfect time for dining out or a pub crawl.
Friday March 6, 6 – 9 PM
First Friday
Mongoose Junction, Cruz Bay, St. John
Discover, dine and dance the night away as Mongoose Junction features local artists, art exhibits and live music. For info visit www.mongoosejunctionstjohn.com
Sunday and Monday March 8 and 9
Full Moon Kayak Tours
Virgin Islands Ecotours – Mangrove Lagoon, St. Thomas.
Venture to the East End of St. Thomas to explore the famous spooky Mangrove Lagoon in the moonlight in two-person easy to paddle kayaks. You will wear headlamps as you paddle through the mangrove tunnels exploring the Wildlife Preserve. The marina is lit up for dining and drinks afterwards.
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You have got to do St. John. You hear that from everyone who has visited the Island and from those who live here. But, what does it mean to do St. John? Well, there are the wonderful hiking trails that meander through the island that can take you from the "bustling" town of Cruz Bay to secluded beaches and pristine Caribbean forests. How about touring the island on a two-hour tour of the National Park or just go shopping in Cruz Bay? And don't forget the plethora of beaches.
DID
YOU KNOW THAT... Many couples are opting to save the
money (not to mention the stress and hard work) of a big
wedding at home by escaping to a Caribbean island for a
combination wedding/honeymoon. Upon their return, they can
share the event by showing the video and photographs at an
informal reception.
All the islands are beautiful and, on some, weddings have
become a major promotional tool. So why should you choose
St. Thomas above others?
St. Thomas, one of the three United States Virign Islands, along with St. Croix and St. John, St. Thomas is one of the most beautiful island destinations in the world, dressed with powdery beaches and sun-drenched weather. St. Thomas is located in the Lesser Antilles, 1,600 miles south, south east of New York City; 1,100 east, southeast of Miami; 70 miles of San Juan. St. Thomas and its nearby neighbor St. John, lay between the Atlantic and the Caribbean.
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Our Port
You get to St. John by flying to nearby St. Thomas and then take a taxi to Red Hook and then a 15 minute ferry to St. John. Ferries depart every hour. As an alternative you can take a taxi a taxi to the Charlotte Amalie Ferry dock and then embark on a 45 minute ferry to St. John.
If you are renting a home you will definitely need to rent a car, and should consider an all wheel or 4 wheel drive vehicle. St. John has some rental car companies but you can also rent a car in St. Thomas and then take a ferry which will transport your car over to St. John . If just visiting for the day there are numerous taxis and safari vans available. St. John taxi and van drivers are very hospitable and accommodating.
