Places to eat in U. S. Virgin Islands

We had lunch here one day on the outdoor terrace/porch, and although you might think it would be hot...there was a great breeze and ceiling fans which made it very comfortable.
The veggies brick oven pizza I had was very good! They also serve open-faced sandwiches and unique pasta dishes that are cooked to order.
My husband had the tamarind barbecued shrimp salad and he liked it a lot! Service was excellent (friendly, prompt, etc.). I can not say enough about this place!

When you are in a mood for Mexican food and you want to eat something good and cheap, head to the Burrito Bay Deli, by Red Hook. It is a deli that serves great food at very good prices.
Check out this map for their location: http://www.virginislandsmap.com/stthomas/redhook/index.html

This is the place where you can eat while visiting Magen's Beach. The food is good with good prices. The wooden tables and chairs are comfortable and you can enjoy your food while looking at the beach, which to me is always a plus! You do not need to dress up to eat here, most people just wear their bathing suits while ordering/eating. They also serve good drinks. I had one of the best Tuna Fish burger here! Go to this beach and enjoy the food at this restaurant/bar.

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Island Blues, shore side restaurant & bar, is open to the lively sea breezes. A small but varied menu is offered including a great daily soup, sandwiches, fresh and interesting salads and several daily specials. Ask them about their music schedule too.

Favorite Dish: We had burgers, which were freshly cooked to order and tasty

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The Lime Inn is about three blocks from the dock in Cruz Bay. Parking is very limited. But once there, it was wonderful. We had just arrived and needed to egt into Island mode. The people at the restaurant were friendly and helpful, getting us seated quickly after a couple of drinks at the bar. The food was top notch! We both had something different and both meals were fresh and tasty.

Favorite Dish: Hands down, my meal, the langostinos was the best even tho my sister in law's blackened fish was very good too.

Our Group of 11 went there at 6:00 and was able to sit right down. It sits right on Morning Star beach and looks over the ocean. YOu can see the cruise ships depart right past your seat. The menu looked almost too go to be true, everything looked great. The only bad thing was that there did not seem to be enough staff. It took over 10 minutes for use to order drinks, then another 10 to get them. Too long to wait for a $10 mojitio, eventhough it was the best i have ever had.

This trip I went to:
East End Cafe & Herve - Very Good

Duffy's - we liked alot, especially the drinks.

Burrito Bay Deli, Coconut's Bar & Grill - Love the Wraps.

Molly Malones - great ruben sandwich.

Cuzzin's - the side items were good but the ribs were *** poor.

Margarita Phil's (Cruz Bay) - didn't care for the food and the margaritas were nothing to write home about. Would not eat here again.

Iggies at Bolongo & Fungi's at Point Plesant - both good.

Agave Terrace - we heard the food was good here but ended up walking out after ordering our drinks. Our server Ken was very rude and seemed truly disinterested in serving us. The host did offer to assign another server to our table, but we declined. The movie "Waiting" came to mind so we left.

Past Trips: St Thomas: Off the Hook was OK, for what we paid I didn't feel we got what we paid for, Blue Moon - good, Roberts at the Elysian - good food, W'Indies Sunday BBQ - Good, Banana Tree Grille - not worth the $$$.

Favorite Dish: Herve and East End Cafe were the top 2 restaurants so far.

Herve - I had a spinach and mushroom quiche.

East End Cafe - I had a filet with mushroom and white truffle sauce.

Favorite Dish: Some of the local foods are:
Johnny Cake -fried dough
Pates -fried or baked turnovers filled with seafood, chicken or beef.
Kallaloo&b -stew of spinach, okra and seafood
Fungi -cornmeal blended with okra

Pictured here are some local fruits.
Conch -seafood served in steamed or fried fritters
Escabeche -cold pickled fish