Currently serving to go only. Got the butter salmon...delicious! Great sized portions. My…read morehusband and I shared it. The cole slaw wasn't my thing at all. The veggies were fresh and well cooked. The beans were tasty but cool to the temp.

Great for local Virgin Islands and Spanish food. Located in the Heart of St Croix across from…read moresunny isle shopping center. From conch, pot fish, turkey wings, Mahi Mahi with all the local trimming white rice, season rice, potatoes stuffing, Cole slaw, mac n cheese

You know you are in the right place when locals pack the place. It was hard to find the place, gps…read morewas off a bit. Look for the lime green building. It sits on a hill with a long view toward the coast. This authentic Caribbean food, leaning toward Puerto Rican. I had the mahi which was incredible. We had mofongo as side. It is smashed plantain. By itself, not super flavorful but so so good with the tomato sauce from my mahi.

Nice spot on top of the hill with some nice views of the south side of the island next to the old…read morerefinery. The food was very flavorful and was nice and hot when served, looking for a nice place to grab a delicious island flavor meal. This is it!

100% worth stopping here. Its only about 5 minutes from the airport…read more Half chicken meal with seasoned rice and Johnny cake was Delicious.Seasoning on the chicken is so addictive. Rice was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Dont get a side salad, it was tiny. Portion of chicken and rice was generous. If you are in a hurry, call in your order. The place is busy! But if you have the time, check out the specials. The specials sheet was extensive and I wanted to try everything!! I only saw it in the restaurant, not posted online or on the website... arguably the best food I had in 4 days on the island. Reasonably priced. No pictures, we were starving by the time we ate and I never put my fork down long enough to snap a shot!

Best Chicken on the island Great pricing compared to the…read morerest of the island Side dishes were average,that is why it is a 4.0 instead of a 5.0 Overall would highly recommend this spot COME DURING LUNCH TIME!!!!!!

I've gone to Rancho Latino before and enjoyed their lunch but this is the first time I tried them…read morefor breakfast and I definitely recommend! They have a good mix of traditional breakfast items (French toast, pancakes, eggs etc.) and local VI and Latin cuisine. Everything I tried was tasted good especially the French toast! Also not pictured was passion fruit juice and lemon grass tea which was served in a cute little tea pot. We went on a Sunday morning and it wasn't busy at all. Server was attentive and the ambiance was nice.

Food was good. Service was good as well. We had chicken pasta and shrimp starter. Shrimp was not…read morewhat I expected but not bad. There is enough parking available outside.

This truck has so many refreshing items; acai bowls, ice cream, and lemonades. We came by here two…read moredays to enjoy the lemonades. For the price of $10, you get a huge lemonade. The tamarind was both of our favorites, and the mango and sandia(watermelon) were tasty, honorable mentions.

Wanted to give this place a try since most everything on this island is overpriced burgers, chicken…read moretenders or other not exciting Gringo food. Ordered with no eise in line then the wait began... Multiple people who ordered after us got their orders , had a tour booked so we didn't have hours to wait. Got lots of attitude when asking about our order, waited more, finally got our food. Completely over cooked pork cutlets and a completely over garlicky fish filet on top of a mound of lettuce. Wish I could get my pre/tip back. Beans were good that's about it.

We found Miss Lucy's totally by chance one day when we missed a turn while driving on St. John, and…read moreI'm SO glad we did! The food is nothing short of spectacular, the venue is right on the water with a really nice ambiance, and the drinks are totally on the money :-) We actually visited here twice during our stay. The first time around we shared an exceptional Mahi-Mahi sandwich, and started off with a wonderfully delicious soup. On our 2nd visit we shared crab soup and the grouper Reuben, which was a veritable thing of beauty! I can't say enough about how much we enjoyed the food here. Over and above the amazing food, the service was spot-on, and I think I'm in love with their "painkiller" - it's a mixed drink that goes down super smooth and then turns around to kick like a Mule. St. John is a beautiful Island, and I have no doubt that when I return, I'll find my way back to Miss Lucy's as well.

Miss Lucy's restaurant is out of business. Thursday Nites they host a Open Mic night the bar is…read moreopen but the kitchen is closed . Food is available on the parking lot in a pop up tent. Not Miss Lucy's food.

Excellent Dominican food lunch counter in the back of a grocery store behind KFC next to a bar…read morecalled Caribbean deli across from Fort Mylner plaza. A few tables to sit at inside. Very good pork ribs and excellent spices and flavors on everything. Very similar to Puerto Rican food but the spices are stronger and more flavorful in my opinion She also had stewed beef, stewed chicken, viandas, guineos, yucca, white rice, arrow con moros. I'd eat here daily if I could.

I forgot to take a picture but came here twice. I had the pernil one night and the snapper filet…read moreanother. I loved the food. The sauce that comes with the fish and shrimp was so good! This was my fav restaurant on Culebra.

Cute place but the food was a let down. The crab appetizer was imitation crab (which is fine if…read morepeople want that, but it should be made clear). The paella was very salty (this is coming from someone that likes salty food). Staff were friendly and great view of the water. I would go back maybe for early drinks with a view.

What started as a chance meeting with Zeny turned into one of the more memorable dining experiences…read morein town. She runs a small, largely one-person operation, and that personal touch shows in both the atmosphere and the food. Her cooking reflects a traditional, family-style Dominican approach--simple, authentic, and done right. We ordered the pollo guisado (stewed chicken), which was rich and comforting. I opted for something lighter with shrimp in butter, served alongside fresh vegetables, rice, and beans. The meal was rounded out with a generous portion of plantains. A key point to understand before going: this is not a rushed dining experience. Service moves at a slower, island pace, so adjust expectations accordingly and settle in. Also, check hours in advance, as they are not consistent day-to-day. If you go in with the right mindset, Zeny's offers a genuine, unfiltered local experience that's increasingly hard to find.

We went on the Virgin Island food tour and were introduced to Zeny's restaurant. During the food…read moretour we had a small entrée of rice and beans, chicken and plantain, and everything was excellent. The next day, my husband and I went back and I got the fried tilapia entrée with rice planted, and it was just as good. If not better than the day before. If you're lucky you're able to meet Miss Zeny and she is amazing. She will take good care of you while in her restaurant. This is a great local restaurant and you feel the love soon as you want. If you're on Saint Croix Island Go check out Zenys restaurant.

Lunch at Alba's in St Croix…read more Very small casual establishment located a few blocks from the water. You can access through the Fredricksted Mall. There are clean restrooms inside the mall area There are no menus, there are no prices. Our total for five with a lemonade was $95. 314 King St Frederiksted, Virgin Islands 00840 United States Descriptions of our meals on the photos.

Albas couldn't keep me away if they tried! The food is so delicious. Highly recommend the roast…read morepork and stew chicken. The patès are made to order, so call ahead if you want to just pick them up. But sitting inside is wonderful too with their full bar and delicious hot food ready to eat!