Great breakfast buffet with fresh eggs anyway, you like native dishes, such as salt, fish and…read moreAkaki, banana pancakes, and a good time with a live music band I highly recommended for Island life harmonization. How about them apples

I've never left a bad review til this one. Was looking forward to trying this place as it was…read morerecommended by a few people. Pulled into the parking lot at 10am and was greater by a woman half passed out hanging out of a truck next to us. Upon entering the place I was greeted by who I will assume was Sylvie. She asked " Whatcha want " to which I responded breakfast. She laughed and told me breakfast was Monday and they had nothing for me. As I left I noticed three patrons enjoying scrabbled eggs and some sides. Only negative vibe I've experienced on the Island.

We stopped for the tour and got so much more!! The staff was amazing and friendly. We grabbed lunch…read morebefore the tour and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. We had never heard of bread fruit before, so we had to try the Breadfruit Salt Fish and the flavors were so fresh! Then we had the Island Nachos. Who would have thought that plantains make an excellent alternative to chips. I will definitely attempt to make these healthier option when I get home! For drinks I had the passion fruit mojito and it was delicious. After lunch we were given a tour of the distillery, and more importantly, the story of how they make vodka out of breadfruit and using rainwater and is flavored with natural fruit and fruit rinds. This company was started with crowd funding and they are growing nicely! The vodka is so different from what we've ever had. It is very smooth and the flavored ones are unique. This is a must visit while in the island!

Came to this tasting room twice within two days because it's an experience you'll want to have as…read moremany times as you can fit in on your trip! Both days, the bartenders were lively and provided great suggestions and tasting offerings to me and my friend. The space is very small (it is inside the base of an old windmill), but they can squeeze in a crowd of 8 or so. We had the painkiller with hibiscus vodka both times and were not disappointed. The happy hour price of $5 is a steal. The drink is sweet and refreshing and has a little shake of cinnamon on top. Definitely recommend stopping in for some shots or a cocktail to go!

Bob is a wonderful guy with a great life story! He shop is awesome. A must see stop!…read more Thanks, Danette

Beautiful art in this shop with a very friendly and knowledgeable owner. If you are looking for…read morelocal art this is a place you should definitely visit.

Great tapas, cocktails, and service. Amazing food prices when you add it the FREE Salsa and dance…read morelessons. Garincha & Jennifer are incredible dance teachers for beginners and beyond. Going to try to come someday soon with my friends for a week-long couples dance camp. If you have ever paid for dance lessons you'll understand what I'm talking about.

We came here for the Sunday, Nov. 7th 2021 matinee showing of ETERNALS...This multiplex is a huge…read moreimprovement of what St. Croix had previously for cinemas at the Sunny Isle shopping complex--new, clean, stadium seating and state-of-the-art surround sound... ...however, the customer service can certainly be improved: 1) We asked the ushers where the restroom was located, and were told there were none! I knew this was impossible and of course once we got past them we found the large bathrooms with no problems. Do the employees know, or even care, to direct their customers with such questions? 2) The poster outside for the latest James Bond movie was displayed in the Lightbox BACKWARDS. Someone actually put the one-sheet inside the glass case without even the pride or care to see if it was placed correctly (as a marketing film executive who actually worked on the last several Bond films, this really annoyed and insulted me). 3) My friend and I bought a large popcorn that we wanted to share, but because of Covid we requested an extra bag so we could divide the portions and not eat out of the same container. We were told no, because of 'inventory,' and that we would have to buy a full-priced extra serving of popcorn just to get the extra bag (we were asking for a paper bag, not a gold watch!). 4) Small complaint, but for a movie theater of this size not to carry ice cream products (especially in a warm, sunny, hot climate) seems wrong. I am not saying 'the customer is always right,' but seriously--the above issues are not asking too much! I would love to know what the manager might say to know this-I would hope they would care enough to address for future patrons.

If I can give this post less than 1 * I would, it is clean it does look nice but I have to say the…read moreservice is horrible. There is no way a concession stand should take 30 minutes with 10 people in line to be served. Everybody moving very slowly to serve you one or two people that are actually helping it's unacceptable. Service needs to run faster and more efficient and show that they've actually had some training. are your customers to come into the movie on time go in and sit down and come back out or send their loved ones and to sit down while they wait in line for 30 minutes for a simple bag of popcorn while they're missing the thing that they came to see in the first place that they paid their money for should never ever happen.

It is a well maintained historical site. Interesting parts of it such as the officers urinal is…read moresomething I've never seen at other historical forts. It is definitely worth the visit.

This is a small Danish colonial fort that is located on the Christiansted National Historic Site…read more It holds the distinction of being the oldest structure in Christiansted. It is open from 8:30 to 4:30 everyday and has its own private parking lot. The grounds that the fort is located on is very well maintained. You will find benches and picnic tables on the lawn out front. You cannot miss the big bright yellow brick structure with the huge gates and cannons pointing from every corner. The fort was constructed in 1749 enslaved Africans and had to be partially rebuilt in 1771 after it sustained heavy hurricane damage. It is considered to be the best preserved of the five remaining Danish-built forts in the Virgin Islands. It was built to protect the colony from pirates, hurricanes and slave revolts. It also housed Danish troops primarily responsible for the island's internal security. You will see a lot of cannons perched on top of the fort thats purpose was to defend the fort fro attacks by land and see. However, the fort's cannons and guns have never been fired in an armed conflict. After 1878, the fort served as an island courthouse and prison, in addition to being a place for religious worship. They fort is a self guided tour and there are lots of informational placards marking key areas to give you a good foundation for your tour. The fort is showing signs of degradation, wear and tear, but is still in decent shape. It appears that they are doing some renovations though, as some areas are blocked off. I spent about 30 to 40 minutes here. There is not a lot to see. It does however, give you some spectacular views of the Christiansted Harbor. I read that there was a small admission fee, but they were not collecting admission when I was there. I just walked right in like I owned the joint. This is a nice stop, especially for history or architectural buffs, even if they are charging a small fee. It is the feature attraction of the Christiansted National Historic Site. I enjoyed learning a bit about the Island's history durning my visit here.

One of my very favorite places to go in St. Croix. Exquisite glass art that always makes me smile,…read moreand I especially love the sea turtles and mokojumbies.

Dropped in 2 minutes before closing, Jan was very gracious in letting us shop anyhow. Too many…read morebeautiful pieces to describe. Topping that off a photo gallery of locations on the island again truly beautiful. Left with 4 large prints of iconic places on the island and 3 glass pieces. Will be back on our next visit!

While I was in St. Croix a couple months ago, this was on a lot of lists of 'Places to See' in St…read more Croix so I naturally had to go. It was a great experience! You walk in, pay $8, (I believe?), grab a self-guided map and then you are on your way. The grounds are really well maintained. The flowers and plants are really cool to see and the information on each plant is cool. The self-guided tour took about an hour. If I'm in St. Croix again, I will definitely go back.

This was lovely!! Close to the airport so ready to stop!…read more Nice walking around, we got amazing pictures and there's so much history. This is a good way to start or end your trip.