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Best of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

Dec 28, 2024
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Best of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

 

Best fish sandwich $$: Sunset Grill on Secret Beach, homemade onion rings and fries,  best Ahi Nachos, good pizza, great happy hour


Best fish dinner $$$: Fish Bar (great view ,northside) and G & D’s fish market in Frenchtown (great bar next door: Encore), great happy hour


Best restaurant ambiance and salad $$$: Pangea near Red Hook


Best Chinese Food $: China King


Best Sunday Brunch $$: Ocean’s 180 (northside) fantastic cinnamon roll with great view


Best All Around $$: Sun and Sea, best pancakes, tacos, and everything else, on the water with fish


Best Bar, Souvenir Merchandise, and View of Islands together: Mountain Top, greatest fresh banana daiquiri with real bananas


Best 5 Guys style burger 8$ : Tap & Still, great happy hour, great funnel cake


Best Lobster 40$$ : Tarpon Table in Red Hook, marina view on the waterfront, great happy hour, best biscuits and gravy


Best Italian $$:  Virgilio’s downtown Charlotte Amalie


Best Grocery store: Moe’s Market, discount warehouse grocery cost-u-less


Best Tennis, Sailing: Yatch Club in Red Hook with restaurant


Best Beach Most Beautiful and secluded $: Lindquist beach, national beach admission cost, great bathroom/showers, no food or no drink stores. Magen’s beach is larger and beautiful but more people and noisy with music/bar/food.


Best Party/Fun Beach: Sapphire beach food/bar beautiful


Best wave watching/surfing jungly beach: Hull beach, food, drinks, bar


Best entertainment: Movie theater, Treasure Museum, St. John Ferry (take your car on car ferry-taxis are too expensive). Taxis take advantage of you, get the rate first. Avoid the taxis if possible.

 

 
 
 

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