We were down by the docks taking some photographs and we're getting ready to head to our next…read morelocation and we realized we hadn't had anything to eat so we decided to stop at Polly's. Located in this Old Stone building with plenty of other shops. This place was a hidden treasure, very quaint. Very fun. Huge interior. Many places to sit neat and clean and very friendly counter people Make no mistake, this is definitely a tourist spot since it's right off the dock where the cruise ship lands. But I will tell you what this place is worth the crowd. Plenty of inside seating as well as plenty of outside seating on an adjacent patio. I ordered the barbecue chicken sandwich, a bag of chips and a Cruzan Confusion... A very strong alcoholic beverage. One thing I have learned being on St. Croix is things do not happen fast. Best thing to do is drop your expectations. Sit back and just enjoy the experience. With that in mind, I cracked open my bag of chips and started drinking my drink. The chicken sandwich came out and I was so impressed by the size... Huge piece of chicken on the wheat buns with lettuce, barbecue sauce and onion. Absolutely perfect, and the bag of chips was a great compliment as well. Bottom line? If you are down by the docks looking around doing all the tourist activities, this is the place you need to go to get a bite to eat!, so sit back, relax and take a break from the day and enjoy some good food.

Tasty drinks and very kind workers. One of my favorite islands to go to because of the lowkey…read moreisland feel and kind citizens!

Food is excellent always crowded. I think they close too early. Their Coffee with Bailys is not to…read morebe skipped. Family stile seating.Not great for handicap accommodations but can be done.

Used to live on STX, visiting from Asheville NC. This AM had the best Belgian waffle I've had…read moreanywhere in years! Perfectly crispy on outside. Soft on inside. Savored every bite. Expansive menu--healthy & decadent. Great service. Can't wait to go back!

We met the owner & he made us a dirty banana. Yummy drink! Just know its cash only so we had to run…read moreback to the hotel for cash!

There are many options around, but we thought we would give this a shot! We were greeted kindly and…read moreasked if they were serving breakfast. The server went and asked the "chef" and came back and told us they had "eggs, sausage, bacon, and toast." I ordered that without the bacon and my boyfriend had just the eggs (scrambled- maybe 2 of them). We should have known when there were no prices listed that it might be a bad sign! The food took forever because the "chef" was also the only person who could make their signature drink, "the dirty banana." Bland eggs, an inch and a half piece of sausage, and barely buttered wheat bread later (again only for me), we were told the total was $50!!! We were FLOORED!!! We got 6 tastier pastries WITH jam around the corner for $12! Skip LA Cafe and go anywhere else for better food with upfront pricing! Lesson learned!

My buddy Chad had told me about this place and said we were definitely going to stop by there. To…read morebe honest, I had forgotten about it and was super excited when he said hey. We're heading to Beach Side Cafe! Located right on the waterfront, this place has some of the most spectacular views of the ocean that I've ever seen in my life. I mean, come on! We're in the Caribbean. You would expect an absolutely amazing view, and this place delivers! Of course, you can't really have a good meal without some sort of rum drink.. and they have got you covered no matter what you want. They have a good diverse menu of drinks, the staff is super friendly and willing to help you out to decide what poison you want to try, and everything hits on all cylinders. For food, I went with the Smashburger which was huge. Now I've had a lot of smashburgers in the day but this was a lot of meat. The double patties were thicker than a normal Smashburger so it was like the equivalent of four smashburgers in one. Cook to perfection, andiIt comes with fries, but I upgraded to the Caesar salad for a couple bucks more. Let me tell you sometimes you got to be healthy and this Caesar salad made me feel like I was doing my part. We were fortunate enough to be there when the sunset, take a look at the pictures and you'll see what I mean. Mean. Food almost got cold while I was standing there gawking at the beauty and Majesty of the sunset here in the Virgin Islands. You would be hard-pressed to find a better place to dine and watch the landscape. Bottom line? How could you not go back here again? The food was great, the staff was friendly and amazing, the drinks were on point, and you couldn't get a better location. Run, don't walk to this place!

Love this quaint beach cafe. Service is extremely nice. The food is delicious. I loved loved the…read moreBang Bang shrimp. The drinks are good and the best part is the sunset view. This is part of an excellent hotel which I recommend highly.

Convenient location steps from the King Christian Hotel in St. Croix. Solid coffee and pastries…read more Make sure to try the conch and saltfish pates! So flavorful and packed with fillings. Also bought some coffee beans to take home. Strong AC with indoor and outdoor seating.

Was heading out around the Virgin Islands, when I realized I was in dire need of some caffeine…read more Thankfully I stumbled across Virgin Island coffee roasters. Upon walking into this establishment, it really looked more like a hotel lobby than a coffee shop. Neat, clean, well appointed, very warm and friendly atmosphere. Plenty of seating options, honestly, this is the type of place I could hang out all day. I ordered a latte with an extra shot... Be mindful, they already put three shots in a latte, so mine turned out to be a quad. I also ordered the ham and cheese croissant. The croissant was super flaky and buttery, and the cheese was melted perfectly. Major score to fill my belly before walking around the island. I really can't say enough nice things about this place. If I lived here on a permanent basis, this would be my go-to mooring spot. Bottom line? If you are in need of coffee.. and who isn't.. Virgin Island coffee roasters would be your best bet.

Was recommended here by a guy when we were at the airport. Breakfast here at this food truck was…read moregood. Bit pricey but better than staying at the resort. He got a breakfast sandwich in a croissant with bacon and not very melted pepper jack cheese. I got a Breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Very small turkey Pattie.. wish they gave me two for the price we paid. Added jalapeño, again not very melted cheese. Washed all of this down with their berry smoothie and a mimosa. Check them out if you're on this side of town!

The food and service and the location are great. They provide a small seating area as well.read more

A few friends of ours that live in St Croix took us out to Frescos for a group gathering. This…read moreplace is owned by a couple from the States and they were so nice and accommodating. Our group had kids so we were seated outside on the back large patio. They were able to run and play to their hearts content! The food was good and the atmosphere was great!

We had an amazingly good lunch. Wife had the Mahi BLT and I had a salad. Food couldn't have been…read morebetter. Sat on the back patio. Perfect. Service was good until we were trying to leave. It took about 30 minutes to get our bill, pay, and get our change. Otherwise great

This is a fun, whimsical and inviting space that is packed every morning with regulars at community…read moretables. It's cozy and the mood is always joyful. It's a mama's kitchen, staffed by a crew of lovely ladies and the food is really delicious. They have a regular diner style menu and then a board of irresistible specials. All kinds of eggs and breakfast meats and vegan alternatives,, pancakes, and just whatever your breakfast heart might desire. I would say you can find a range of dishes from a Tex-Mex kind of vibe to a classic diner experience to something unique and creative to the island. The specials are always changing, but they are always great. She's got some gluten-free items on the menu and they have a pastry display at the counter with all all kinds of treats, delicious coffee options, Matcha tea.... Sip Nibble & Nosh has a really nice community vibe to it. it feels like everybody knows each other in there. There's fun stickers for your water bottle with all kinds of philosophies, and some St. Croix coffee mugs and travel cups if you'd like to take your yummies to go in an eco-friendly reusable way. If you're visiting the island, definitely chat up the staff or your fellow diners and I'm sure you'll get lots of great advice on places to go and things to see. I love coming here once in a while for a special breakfast treat with a friend or my kiddo. It's really kid friendly and she even has the space available for creative birthday parties. If you're in a mad rush and trying to get to a meeting, call ahead and see if they can get a to-go ready for you. If you're coming to sit and have breakfast, I would plan to have a leisurely experience. Because they're so popular and they do get a lot of takeout orders, sometimes it can be a little bit of a wait for your delicious From scratch breakfast to arrive. Bring a friend, bring a journal, have a coffee, and just enjoy what feels like you've stepped into a movie set and cast of characters. Especially around the holidays, including Halloween, there are lots of fun decorations to keep you enchanted. Jessie is a second generation diner chef - her dad ran Joe's Diner next door for many many years and was a fixture of the island's food landscape with his reliable Italian dishes, and she has carried on the family tradition of feeding the community, with the biggest heart.

Amazing people that work here. Very friendly and welcoming. Food was great. Atmosphere was cozy.read more

I came here the other day with my family and placed a large order with an EXTREMELY generous tip…read morebecause we loved the drinks and service so very much. The young woman working was kind and very understanding, she even brought our food and drinks out to the table we were sitting at. I had such a good experience I kept trying to get my family to go back, and even showed up on a day they were closed because I got so excited! I went in today super pumped to get the same coffee I got the other day. A different, older woman, was working; I believe she's the owner based off comments she made about the employees. Right off the bat, she wasn't very friendly and did not even say "hi." She acted like I was wasting her time by coming into her shop and supporting her business. I ordered a large mocha latte, the exact same thing I got the other day. When I got my drink and tried it, it tasted completely different, gross and bland, compared to the previous visit. I rarely ever say something if my order comes out differently than I expected, but since I was so excited for this coffee I decided to say something. Instantly, this worker was extremely rude and accusatory, saying whoever had worked the previous time must have added sweeteners without me asking and they needed to have a talking to and that she needed to "investigate this." She then for about 5 minutes yelled at me as if I was one of her workers about how dangerous it is to add in sweeteners without asking the customer first, as if I was the one who made the coffee and served it. She scoffed at me multiple times and treated me like a liar when I said I ordered exactly what was on the menu. She talked down to me as if I was her child and when I went to leave because it was clear she was annoyed with the interaction she asked if I wanted her to add in some sweetener; I said yes please. Then for another 5 minutes she talked down to me as if I was one of her employees and explained to me in detail how I was in the wrong and that when I come back I needed to order it differently, which it's funny she even assumed I'd come back after such a horrid interaction. She repeatedly said under her breath she was ANNOYED, specifically when saying the vanilla syrup would be an up charge, but she was so "annoyed" she just let it go. I never stick up for myself in service situations, so I was feeling very upset that when I tried to advocate for myself AND her employee, she basically told me we were both in the wrong and she needed to investigate the situation. I feel bad for the poor employee that is about to get yelled at by this rude and unhappy middle aged woman treating them like children. I am pretty sure she is the owner, but she looked and acted so extremely miserable I don't understand why she is there. Overall this was the worst interaction I've had on my entire 10 day St Croix trip. She did not treat me like an adult or even another person for that matter. I would have given the place a 10/10 if I never went back, but that second interaction was genuinely upsetting. I would only recommend going if the owner isn't working. SMH.

From the owner: The Teaspot and Juice Lounge is a business created to cater to the daily nutritional needs of our…read morebody, in a lounge setting. Culturally, our morning routine involved waking up, drinking tea then beginning our days. Now, everything is fast paced, and extremely expensive. With the majority of our population living below poverty levels, you find the average citizen working two to three Jobs in order to sustain comfortable lives. This means, morning routines and healthy choices are not first in mind. Our Teaspot is here to help, and offer healthy choices on the go for the busy Virgin Islander, the Virgin Islander at leisure and our budding students. Visiting the St. Croix, enjoy a dip in beach & come on in for breakfast or lunch. Our new business features a variety of local teas, imported specialty teas, and juice blends from local fresh and organic produce. We have in season juice choices catered to our population; cold-pressed for a delightful taste. For our population on the go, they can purchase their juices prior to work, or purchase many bottles to last a week. We aim to quench the thirst of our population without the added sugar. Otherwise we serve homemade acai bowls and vegan waffles topped with fresh fruits. Even our frappes are flavored with pure organic powders, herbs, and spices. Our overall goal is making the Community healthier, and happy.

Best treats on the island! Quaint shop with a variety of sweet treats. Friendly employees who made…read morea great cup of coffee.

Stopped by this new addition to the Northshore food scene and was pleased with what Sandy Sweetz…read moreLLC had to offer. Sandy Sweetz LLC is located on Northshore Road, across the street from The Avis building in Princess. There's a small shopping strip with parking available in front. Upon entering this small pastry haven, I understood why they call it a Donut Boutique. It's very cute & modern inside and they have donuts . But their pastry selection surpass donuts and they also carry croissants, turnovers, house-made pies and cakes, muffins, along with many other sweet-treats. I also noticed that they have bottled wines and house-made coquito for sale as well. Service was attentive, friendly and patient with my inquiries. This pastry heaven is not made for dining-in and has no seating available inside. I will admit that I was taken aback by the prices, as my 1 pastry cost me $9.50, but I did appreciate that they take ApplePay as a form of payment. Overall, I have high hopes for this small business, because Sandy Sweetz LLC is a great option for sweet treats on Northshore Road Princess.