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Banana Tree Grille
Banana Tree Grille Review
The eagle's-eye view of the Charlotte Amalie harbor from this breeze-cooled restaurant is as fantastic as the food. Linen tablecloths, china, and silver place settings combine with subdued lighting to make an elegant space. To start, try the seafood cocktail of lobster, shrimp, scallops, and squid marinated in a savory herb vinaigrette. The signature dish here—and worthy of its fame—is a New York sirloin seasoned simply with olive oil and garlic and grilled to order. Arrive before 6 pm to watch the cruise ships depart from the harbor while you enjoy a drink at the bar.
- Address: Bluebeard's Castle, Bluebeard's Hill, 1331 Estate Taamburg, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
- Phone: 340/776--4050
- Website: www.bananatreegrille.com
- Location: Charlotte Amalie
Contact Information
- Reservations essential.
- Closed Mon. No lunch.
Restaurant Details
Member Reviews
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gracie207, from Virgin Islands
BTG is a favorite with both vistors and locals. The view is superb, the staff is so attentive, and the food consistently very good. Go; just go.
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Beacher27, from Virginia
Each time we dine at Banana Tree Grille, it seems to be better than the last. Terrific food, elegant island ambiance and no complaints whatsoever about the service. Agree with the reviewers who love the brie appetizer and the fabulous view and would add my vote for the key lime pie.
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saintthomasbound, from New Orleans
Disappointing dining experience after much build up. Very pricey. The well written menu promises creative combinations with sumptuous ingredients but the end product just didn't deliver. Location is excellent, a "must see" view and the open air dining is fun but the food was better on paper than on the palate.
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crawf220, from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
This was a very classy restaurant and would have been a perfect evening but for the attitude of the waitress. The 1st contact was great but something or someone ticked her off and it affected our service the rest of the evening. Still, a don't miss restaurant in our opinion.
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