St. John Dining Guide

Gotta Eat!

While food will be provided Fri & Sat nights at the Welcome Party & Wedding, you have many options for dining out or purchasing groceries for the rest of your stay.   

Groceries: 
     STJ: There is a grocery store in Cruz Bay called Starfish Market, where you can gather provisions for your stay. I'd recommend getting items for breakfast and packed lunches/snacks for beach days. Like most island groceries, be prepared to pay a premium for some items. 

     STT: If you are renting a car on St Thomas and taking the car barge to STJ, you have the option to purchase provisions cheaper at the Kmart or Cost-U-Less before hoping on the ferry to STJ. 

Restaurants: For a complete listing of restaurants on STJ from the official website please click here: http://www.stjohnusvi.com/restaur.html

The only restaurant Dave & I went to on STJ was Skinny Legs, on the way to Coral Bay, who's motto is "a pretty OK place". And we'd agree, it was just OK. 

A guy from South Carolina recently created this St. John Bar & Restaurant Map that is very comprehensive and helpful.  Zoom in to Cruz Bay on the Southwestern corner of the island – this is where all the action is.  Or for a cool day trip, head out to relaxed Coral Bay on the East side.  Check out the map HERE.

List of restaurants on STJ from Frommers:

	Price	Name	Cuisine Type
		Asolare	French
		Café Roma	Italian
		Caneel Beach Terrace	International
		Chloe & Bernard's	American
		Equator	Caribbean
		La Tapa	International
		Le Château de Bordeaux	Continental
		Miss Lucy's	Caribbean
		Morgan's Mango	Caribbean
		Paradiso	American
		Rhumb Lines	Caribbean
		Shipwreck Landing	Seafood
		Sun Dog Café	International
		Sweet Plantains Restaurant & Rum Bar	Caribbean
		The Fish Trap	Seafood
		The Lime Inn	Seafood
		The Quiet Mon	American
		Vie's Snack Shack	Caribbean
		Woody's Seafood Saloon	Seafood
		Zozo's Ristorante	Italian

Read more: http://www.frommers.com/destinations/stjohnusvi/96_inddin.html#ixzz1yX18situ