View is incredible. We went here twice on our vacation because it was close to where we were…read morestaying. . It wasn't bad for a quick bite. Service can be a bit slow. I would eat here again. The Blackened Mahi taco was bland and a bit chewy. The blackened shrimp was better. Still needed more seasoning. But the crush drinks are really good.

Absolutely loved this place! The service was flawless from start to finish--attentive, friendly,…read moreand genuinely welcoming. The food really stole the show, though. The nachos were a fun and unexpected twist, made with potato chips instead of traditional tortilla chips, and they worked perfectly. The tacos were spectacular and incredibly creative. The jambalaya taco and the cheeseburger taco were both bold, unique takes that shouldn't work--but absolutely do. Every bite was packed with flavor and executed beautifully. If you're looking for great service and food that's creative, memorable, and downright delicious, this spot is a must-try.

If you're in St. Thomas and craving tacos with a Caribbean twist, Greengos is worth stopping by…read more The space is casual with stone walls andcolorful skull artwork, and a relaxed cantina atmosphere. I ordered the Coco Berry Cream ($12.37) which was slightly sweet and refreshing with berry and coconut flavors. I also got three tacos ($19.59) served with tomato, onion, jalapenos, and cheese. The tacos were flavorful and the ingredients tasted fresh, especially with their house salsa on the side. I also grabbed a bottle of water ($3.09). One thing to note is that 18% gratuity is automatically added to all checks, which is common on the island. Also the billl is slightly less if pay by cash. They also had some interesting specials posted like two pork belly tacos with rice and beans for $22, and margaritas like a Spicy Pomegranate Lunazul Margarita ($15) and Orange Cranberry Margarita ($13). Overall, the food was tasty, the atmosphere was fun, and the service was smooth.

We stopped in for an early lunch/snack so they weren't busy and seated us very quickly. They have a…read morereally cute sitting area outside but it was pretty warm so we sat indoors. The chips have a chili seasoning on them that is t overly spicy but adds good flavor. Their flour tortillas are made fresh next door. They are thin and tasty. The quesadilla (what I ordered) was fresh and hot and perfectly cheesy. It comes with cilantro and an aioli on it but they will put them on the side. Their tomatillo sauce is so good! The staff is super friendly, too.

Queso was coagulated with little flavor but taco was good. We were order tacos and somehow we got…read moreburrito for one dish... we opted to keep it as not to complain. However, it was not good and wished we had. Need to work on the flavor ...

If you are looking for whitewashed Mexican food this is the place for you. Everything was bland…read moreand non authentic. I live in Northern California and I am blessed with excellent authentic Mexican food restaurants everywhere, this is definitely not aauthentic. To begin, the rice was basmati, the mole sauce for the enchiladas was ground up black beans, no cocoa or spices, and the chicken was flavorless. Just to make things worse, our hostess is waiting for us as we walk in and in a heavy German or Nordic accent instructs us to walk in and as we walk, stop at a podium, quickly take a picture of the menus and then hurry to the back of the restaurant to our table. Very precise and militaristic. Finally, dessert options straight from Costco, Reese's Cheesecake! Next time I am in Vieques I will make a point of avoiding this place. Not for me.

The service was great and the food excellent. If this place wasn't 1000 miles from home, we would…read moreeat here regularly. Will definitely visit again if we take another cruise this way.

Ordered carne asada tacos. Got 2 tacos and the meat was bottom round roast, not skirt steak. Good…read moreseasoning so won't drop to 1 star. I ordered a lemonade and got a glass of lemonade. Wife ordered fruit punch and got a half cup of punch??? Overpriced for what we had. Service was good but yeah, auto tip.

First of all..: when you are surrounded by hotel restaurants, bars and typical tourist fair…read more. luncheria IS the place to go when you're in Christiansted USVI! Secondly.. don't be a karen... the islands and the people operate at a different speed and a different culture. If you have that imperialist mentality where people serve on you hand and foot.. this is prob NOT the place for you. Thirdly.. don't expect Michelin star service/ food. This place has been here for 46yrs as of this review.. the locals love it and that's all you need to know. With that being said: I Decided to try something simple and unassuming.. just to see if their Tex-mex fair was on point... needless to say, in a city where everyone is trying to sell overpriced state side fair... luncheria was a refreshing surprise. I'm from Texas and I will say this.. if you've ever had food from a small mom and pop operation along the border.. this is the place that will remind you of home. If you want to have a south of the border fair that isn't just over priced tourist food and you're in the USVI ... come check them out!

Fantastic Mexican food! Amazing service. Beautiful, outdoor patio atmosphere. A great find. Highly…read morerecommend. We will come here again.

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

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.

First, the review is from a delivery perspective... https://www.stxdelivery.com/ I signed up online…read moreplaced my order and within 30 minutes my burrito was delivered to my hotel room. The ground beef burrito was a ground beef burrito. Nothing more need be said about it. The rice and beans were excellent. Next time I will try the dang ol' quesadilla!

Let's start with portions are gigantic. So order accordingly. I had the carnitas tostadas which…read moreincluded rice and beans. The tostadas were so large the couldn't support their own weight. The carnitas was good not great. The service is always good but on Island time. Rice and beans were very good. Full bar. Outdoor but covered seating. Park wherever you can.

We were looking for another restaurant for lunch, when we saw Maria's and said, "Screw it. Let's…read moreeat." They had fish tacos made with wahoo, which I consider the most perfect white fish in existence, so that's what we had. They were fantastic. The refried beans were excellent, even though they were made with black beans, which is normally not my preference. Service was good and the ambience was as you would expect for a Mexican restaurant.

My Sweetheart and I just had our first meal at Maria's and it was SO good!! We both got the $12…read morelunch special and we sat at the bar. The place was busy, friendly and the bartender, Shay, took care of us. She answered the phone, took orders at the window, made drinks and took care of the bar-all while smiling. What a treasure she is!! The restaurant is comfortable, fun and feels good. I got a cheese enchilada with green sauce, a puffy chicken tinga taco, rice and beans. My husband got two cheese enchiladas ( one red sauce, one green), rice and beans. From the photo you can see that we devoured our lunches. We will be back and the menu is extensive. Try Maria's Cantina-your taste buds will thank you.

I have been a loyal customer coming here probably as long…read moreas they've been around in St John. This is the first year I did not go. The reason you wonder? The answer is last year the service was bad and what's more it was becoming more and more difficult to get a table. Less employees and they were either not capable or not interested enough to help the customers properly. Although they never allowed reservations, when you went there, they would tell you that they would call you or text you when it's available. Last year they didn't allow that. It just was a pain in the neck. It gets to be a point when the restaurant, although they need to make money, they could also lose loyalty. On the upside, I started going to Sun Dog instead, which I now LOVE. What's more? I'm also now going to THE LIME IN for what I consider great unusual tacos. When you're ready to allow reservations, I would strongly consider coming again, but the fact the matter is what I loved is no longer what I used to love You possibly could bring me back because I'm here for six weeks every year, but as of now, until you change, all I can say is Adios amigo

It seems this is a common stop for Mexican food when one is in St. John. I wasn't overly impressed…read more The food was OK, but I've had much better Mexican in many parts of the US.

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!