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 Loretto and Miss Lucy by Freebeacher Miss Lucy's is located on the quaint Coral bay side of St. John, about 2 miles south of the juntion of the road from Cruz Bay. The ambience is quiet and relaxed. Dine barefoot if you wish. The resturant is impeccably clean and efficient yet unpretentious. Guy and Miss Lucy's son Eddie run the establishment, although Miss Lucy herself makes frequent appearences as the restaurant is on her estate. Billy the goat and numerous baby goats, pigs, and roosters compliment the scene. Sunday brunch is truly a special event with the million dollar views of East End and Tortola. Open Tuesday to Saturday for luch and dinner and Sunday for brunch only 10-2.
Miss Lucy's paella is not to be missed. A clay pot of saffron rice is prepared and garnished with olives, shrimp, scallops, shrimp and chicken wings to sizzling perfection. A full bar with reasonable prices makes the experience forget you are in the islands-until you feel the warm evening breezes and hear the palm fronds sway against the floor to ceiling sceens. Also not to be missed is Sunday brunch, when it seems all of St. john turns out for eggs benedict, bloody marys, and jazz! Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Friis Bay, 2 miles south of Coral Bay, East sidePhone: 340 693 5244
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Voyages seems oddly out of place. The tourist center of the island is Cruz Bay, located on the opposite side of the island. Maybe the more remote setting is what prompted the owners to choose this location. Whatever the reason, Voyages is a great excuse to drive across St. John. The view from the dining area is spectacular and the food good. There are regular live music performances, especially when tourist season is at it's peak... jazz night is my favorite. So... have a bite, sip some wine, listen to the local talent, and maybe make some new friends. One word of caution, the mosquitoes can be brutal. Ask your server for repellant if necessary and make sure your table has citronella candles .
It's all been good. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Coral BayPhone: 340/ 774-1566Directions: Coral Bay has a single road and you're on an island. I dare you to get lost trying to find this place!
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Went to this place on a recommendation and was able to try both the Roast Beef of Tenderloin and the Caribbean Bouillabaisse. The service here was nothing fantastic as like most places on the island the servers are college age adults who have just come to work short term so they can stay on the islands. The atmosphere was great with a spectacular waterfront location and view of stunning Cruz Bay. Remember you are by the ocean and your best bet is seafood, so I wasn't that surprised by the lackluster Roast Beef of Tenderloin, but I cannot rave enough about the amazing Caribbean Bouillabaisse!
The Caribbean Bouillabaisse was EXCELLENT! It is mussels, clams, shrimp, and the fish of the day, which was mahi mahi in a lovely tomato based broth. This is definitely a dish worth returning for and the BEST meal I had in all the islands. The other seafood entrees looked excellent as well if bouillabaisse isn't your thing. Leave a Comment Theme: SeafoodPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Downtown Cruz Bay in Wharfside Village
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Voyages seems oddly out of place. The tourist center of the island is Cruz Bay, located on the opposite side of the island. Maybe the more remote setting is what prompted the owners to choose this location. Whatever the reason, Voyages is a great excuse to drive across the island. The view from the dining area is spectacular and the food good. There are regular live music performances, especially when tourist season is at it's peak... jazz night is my favorite. So... have a bite, sip some wine, listen to the local talent, and maybe make some new friends. One word of caution, the mosquitoes can be brutal. Ask your server for repellant if necessary and make sure your table has citronella candles .
It's all been good. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Coral BayPhone: 340/ 774-1566Directions: Coral Bay has a single road and you're on an island. I dare you to get lost trying to find this place!
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 View from the Pavilion by pabertra The Pavilion doesn't have the best food on the island, however it does have a lot of options and a great view. Every night the restaurant has around 5 entrees written on a blackboard, one of which is always vegetarian. Along with your entree you get access to the salad bar, rice, coleslaw, and a dinner roll. If you are not terribly hungry you can just get the salad bar. This place is located at the Maho Bay campground so I ended up eating there out of convenience. I really recommend trying any of their seafood dishes. The shrimp they make is out of this world. I also tried the baked chicken, which was just average.
I prefer to just stick to the salad bar, but the shrimp was EXCELLENT! Leave a Comment Theme: Health FoodPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Maho Bay Campground
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Skinny's always has a burger special and they are always great- the blue cheese burger was my favorite. The bar is all open air and includes a horseshoe pit and dart area for entertainment. The locals and wait staff are very friendly and it is a great spot to watch the local news or football game. Local donkeys are usually hanging around and there are a few shops (and an internet bar) connected to the main bar if you feel like shopping. They have a great website with lots of local information. Over all it's a pretty OK place.
Our favorite was the thick, rich chili- served with, chips, pickles, jalipenos, onions and cheese! washed down with a cold 2$ Presidente. Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: coral bay- just east of the schoolPhone: 340-714-3257Directions: head toward the east end on 107 to Coral Bay and you cant miss it- on the right just past the school and firehouse.Website: www.skinnylegs.com
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by allenk_007 I happened upon the Fish Trap by accident while wandering around Cruz Bay. I happened by several more times on other trips to the island, quite on purpose. The covered patio setting and a tropical drink or two in the open air, with good food makes this a very nice dining experience whether for a couple or a group.
Blackened Shrimp Seafood Kabobs Theme: SeafoodPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Cruz Bay, St JohnPhone: 340-693-9994Directions: At the Raintree Court. Take a right and a left from the Ferry Dock.Website: http://www.thefishtrap.com/
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Oh my god can you say " Lime in the Coconut" best drink I have ever had.. This brunch was full of good fod, fun people and strong drinks.
Stuffed French Toast..the French toast has cream cheese and onions...sounds weird but it was excellent. Leave a Comment Theme: BreakfastPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Somewhere in Coral Bay!!!Phone: 340-693-5244Directions: towards Salt Pond past Coral Bay
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A small and colorful little establishment that serves a grande margarita that will knock your socks off! We ordered an array of typical mexican delights and were thrilled which each selection.
The nachos were divine! In addition to your typical corn tortilla chips (in blue and white) they fry triangles of flour tortilla and throw them in to the mix. Excellent! Leave a Comment Theme: MexicanPrice: US$41 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Northside Rd. in Cruz BayDirections: The town of Cruz Bay on St. John is so small that if you take a quick stroll, you cannot miss it.
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 Cinnamon Bay by frir Great food, ambience and happy hour!!
The shark bites with their special sauce and a blackened fish sandwich are definately my favorites and a very cold Redstripe beer. Leave a Comment Theme: SeafoodPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: You'll find it!! it's very small island
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