Restaurant in St. Thomas near shopping
Feb 9th, 2005, 08:45 PM
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Restaurant in St. Thomas near shopping
We are staying in St. John but will go to St. Thomas for a day of shopping. Does anyone have a good restaurant recommendation for lunch within walking distance of the main shopping area in St. Thomas?
Feb 10th, 2005, 03:19 AM
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Yes, I can recommend two good ones:
Gladys' is right in the shopping area
Cuzzins is one block off of the shopping area and easy to get to
either one of those would be great!
(Just ate at Gladys' last month - yum - get the conch or the roti or the oxtail.)
Gladys' is right in the shopping area
Cuzzins is one block off of the shopping area and easy to get to
either one of those would be great!
(Just ate at Gladys' last month - yum - get the conch or the roti or the oxtail.)
Feb 10th, 2005, 02:59 PM
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Hi There,
Gladys' and Cuzzins are two very good choices. If you want a place with a really nice view out over the harbor try Herve's on Government Hill. Bumpa's right on the waterfront if you want a late breakfast. The Greenhouse is also on the waterfront and a caribbean version of TGI Fridays. You also have the Hard Rock Cafe right there, but it's menu is just like that you find in the states.
As you can see there are lots of choices.
Schultz
Gladys' and Cuzzins are two very good choices. If you want a place with a really nice view out over the harbor try Herve's on Government Hill. Bumpa's right on the waterfront if you want a late breakfast. The Greenhouse is also on the waterfront and a caribbean version of TGI Fridays. You also have the Hard Rock Cafe right there, but it's menu is just like that you find in the states.
As you can see there are lots of choices.
Schultz
Feb 10th, 2005, 03:28 PM
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cindgail, the only two places I know of are Miss Lucy's, and then there's a little place downtown one block off thge main street on the right as you go up that road that goes straight uphill to Chiily Billy's (or Willy's).
I'm not sure of the name - I think it is a man's name like Henry's or something like that.
It was hard to find local food and music on St John.
I'm not sure of the name - I think it is a man's name like Henry's or something like that.
It was hard to find local food and music on St John.
Feb 11th, 2005, 12:32 AM
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Hercules is the name of that place.
You can also try Sogo's just about across from Lime Inn. Also across from Lime Inn is Fred's, where on Wednesday night there is local music. If you ask around you can find other nights that have music too!
Ronnie
You can also try Sogo's just about across from Lime Inn. Also across from Lime Inn is Fred's, where on Wednesday night there is local music. If you ask around you can find other nights that have music too!
Ronnie
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