The Market STX in Grove Place is one of my favorite grocery stores on the island. They have a nice…read moreselection of products, the store is well organized, and the prices are fairly reasonable for St. Croix. It's a convenient and reliable place to shop.

A full sized grocery store/super market and also offer a number of items in bulk, even a number of…read moreKirkland (Costco) products are on their shelves. Prices are reasonable for being on the island and less expensive than the smaller stores. Our go to market for when we are on St Croix.

I come to this bakery every time I visit the island. They have the best coconut and guava tarts…read more Other places make the tarts, but none are as good as this one. This last trip, I tried the chicken pate - WOW, the best pate I have tried on the island. I regret not trying it earlier. It was a different take on the traditional pate, it had flaky buttery crust and curry chicken inside Parking is free and their prices are also more economical than other bakeries. In addition, their customer service is amazing...all friendly people! And Christian!! I love seeing businesses who stand for the kingdom of God. Delicious food, friendly service, free parking and good prices - hard to find all of that in 1 place in St.Croix. May God bless and prosper this business in Jesus name! I will be back soon, and you should go too!

It's all business at Thomas Bakery. The parking out…read morefront is classic St Croix road conditions I.e., uneven and full of potholes, and the shop isn't much to look at, inside or out. One doesn't visit Thomas Bakery for the atmosphere: one goes to purchase baked goods!! On that score, the products on display looked tasty. The guava tartlet I had was nice: good sticky filling in a well-made crust. The raisin bun, however, didn't offer much flavor. I suspect it would benefit from being split open and toasted / grilled with butter. And while I've come to expect uneven customer service here on St Croix, the person who interacted with me seems so stern, so serious. BTW, the prices were great! Very affordable. I will consider going back for more tartlets and to try a few other goodies. It all about the product.

Pueblo in Golden Rock is a convenient stop for us, though we don't shop here often. They have a…read moregood selection, but prices tend to be higher than other grocery stores in the area. One highlight is their morning offerings - the Oatmeal and Cream of Wheat are both delicious and worth trying!

This is an Ok grocery store. It is located in the Golden Rock Shopping Center. I refer to it as the…read moreBlockbuster shopping Center though because of the old Blockbuster sign that they still have up. It is a Puerto Rican grocery chain with the PR being so close. They have a huge parking lot that it shares with the other businesses in the strip mall that it is in. The parking lot is not very well illuminated at night though. The reason that it is ok is that it is not the cleanest store, nor does it have the freshness looking produce or meats. They do have a wide selection of items including alcohol, automobile stuff, meat, fruit, veggies, and snacks. The store looked like it was closed as I was pulling up to it. It is that much dimly lit. Also, their prices are a bit cheaper than other grocery stores on the island. They don't have a floral department, bakery, coffee shop, pharmacy. Even though my interaction was limited with them, the staff was very friendly and one was even joking with the customer in front of me. This is a viable grocery option if you are in a pinch, but I definitely would not be my go to. Of the 3 that I have been to on this island, this is the worse

Just be aware that they are more expensive and less inventory than other markets in the area.read more

This is you typical run of the mil grocery store. It has an adequate amount of parking and is…read morerelatively clean. Even though their prices are much higher than what I am use to, they are comparable to other grocery stores on the island. The selection is not as big as some of the other grocery store that I have been to here though. I also noticed that a lot of their items did not have prices marked on them. They have meats, alcohol, fruit, drinks, breakfast food, and everything in between. I did not however, see a bakery or pharmacy. I just stopped in here to get some quick snacks to hold me between my restaurant visits. I probably would not do my major grocery shopping here though, as Plaza Extra has slightly lower prices, larger selection, and larger quantities. As most reviewers noted, this place is a bit cleaner and organized than the other places, but I can bear it to save a few bucks. The staff was not mean, nor were they over friendly. They did their jobs. They would tell you where something was, if you asked, but they were not very engaging or welcoming. They were all business. It is a decent place to get some quick items, if you are in the area, but if you have time you may want to comparative shop and see where you can find the best deals.

They had everything we needed. Came here for our alcohol while we were here for our honeymoon. Much…read morecheaper to just make your drinks vs at the bars. Got some snacks too and pastries for breakfast.

Large size items are a good deal. Veggies usually fresh and competitive. Watch flyers for sales…read more Beer on sale also good deal. Big jug wines much less at Plaza east.

Stopped in for a deli sandwich. Turkey club was delicious and big enough for 2 to share, for $10…read more Doesn't have everything, but essential items of food, drink to get us thru the week. Service was friendly and nice.

We stayed in a rental on the east end of the island, and Coastal was our closest market, larger…read morethan a convenience store. What it lacks in size it makes up for in freshness. Fish, vegetables and beef were very good. The selection of other foods was surprisingly complete, given the size of the place. If you need to stock up for a week or more, visit one of the larger, warehouse-like supermarkets for many items, like Plaza East Extra or Q Market. Attitude of the staff can use work, as other reviews have mentioned. Not unfriendly, but sort of indifferent.

My wife and I do a lot of our shopping at Q Market, and it's always a good experience. They offer a…read moregreat selection, including some items that are hard to find elsewhere on the island. Prices are generally comparable, and sometimes even better than other stores. We're also pleased with the quality of their produce - fresh and reliable every time!

So I was able to find, Pork Chorizo, Kim Che, Longaniza, Cholula, Monin syrups, and some of the…read morefreshest produce on the island. It's a bulk store that caters to the island's restaurants and if you have a business can sign up for their business discount. But for me, it's a place to go where I can find creature comforts from home. Here you can walk in and find wagyu or Kobe beef, Chinese dumpling, and vegetable spring rolls. Texas Pete Hot Sauce or quail eggs are but a shelf away. It is like being at an international food fair but all in one store. I know my friends back on the mainland are reading this and asking themselves, "Yeah sounds like any Asian market..." But when you are living in the Easternmost territory of the United States, it really is saying something that you can find all these items under one roof. Some items can be a bit pricey and my only complaint is that you have to get here either before 5 on weekdays or before 3 pm on Saturdays because they do close early. Don't be afraid if the directions seem to be taking you off the beaten road, QF is tucked away and off the main road but once you get there you will know you found it.

Zach the owner was fantastic! I bought a ring and then it got loose so I took it back and he let me…read moresort thru all of it and get another! The pictures made out of stain sea glass are so unique and beautiful. The sea glass figures are very nice touch! You can take your own and they will make whatever you want them to! The Chaney art and jewelry is sooo kool just really beautiful all together! What a beautiful, neat lil store! I love it! Thanks Zach and Toni!

Very interesting place. They make souvenirs from fragments of old plates and porcelain (like 1700s…read moreera). It's called "Chaney". Very fascinating background. If you Google, Chaney and St. Croix, you'll find some descriptions. Anyway, the pieces make unique jewelry. I ended up buying a piece for my wife when I visited here for business. Worth a stop!