Hidden treasure! The outside of the building is unimpressionable,traditional historic Island…read morebuilding, but when you step inside, what a surprise! Bright colors, branded items, delightful smells and happy people. Nice courtyard in back. I enjoyed a cup of custom blended tea, chocolate, chia marsala, Yummmm . It was delicious and brewed fresh for me while I ate a freshly baked pineapple, moringa muffin. You gotta try it. While you are there be sure to get a Dermagrid body scan. This scan was able to identify deficiencies in my diet that explained all the aches and pains I was experiencing. Who knew that a computer could do this. I was able to take a tea blend with me that promised to help put my body back in balance... Alexis New York U.S.A.

From the owner: Teas and Tisanes, Bakery Items ,Salads and Soupsread more

Not sure why there are no postings of pics from the little deli in the back that makes smoothies…read moreand vegan foods because it was delish. I was disappointed that the person who makes the juices and smoothies wasn't there and not sure why the other two ladies didn't know how to make them but nevertheless the plantain lentil soup was oh so good! And the broccoli frittata was actually more like quiche and tasted good. Prices high perhaps because everything is expensive in St Thomas.

From the owner: Specializing in Natural Groceries, Specialty Health & Beauty Aids and Green Products. The largest…read moreselections of Herbal & medicinal Teas, Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Vegetarian & Vegan Products.

This is a wonderful haven of health food and supplements on a small island with limited food…read morechoices. If you have dietary restrictions or need natural health products you will find something that meets your needs in this friendly little store. Staff is helpful and fully bilingual. Bonus: good selection of high quality dark chocolate!

I'm so glad to find a local grocery that sells non-dairy milks including Hemp, Soy, Almond, Coconut…read moremilks. The store also has a lot of healthy herbal tea and flour selections. And I finally find my green tea. It seems like everyone drinks coffee with regular milk here. It's in a hidden alley with a very small sign. I got my coconut water, Ting grapefruit soda, and icy cold green tea shots and walk out happily.

Love this place! It has lots of products that you can't find anywhere else on Vieques- from…read morenatural soaps and shampoos, to protein powder and quinoa pasta. I would love to live on Vieques for at least a year and now I know I wouldn't go hungry (being a vegetarian in PR isn't always easy!) between Yerba Buena Y Mas and the fruit/veggie market.

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.

Jueves 28 de diciembre de 2023 en nuestro camino para el Hotel El Conquistador en Fajardo había que…read morenutrir el cuerpo así que una parada técnica en una tienda de nutrición de Herbalife. Local muy bonito montado y con servicio de delivery hasta el hotel. Tomen nota. Mi batida de cookies and cream y estamos listos para seguir nuestro camino.

Food and service great! Beautiful water. Sat upstairs! Tacos were wonderful. Bathroom was clean…read moreand people were friendly. Was there for lunch so was quiet.

Closes at noon. Wandered into Nachos Sunday morning and glad…read moreI did. One of the best local places I've tried. Everything we ordered fresh delicious. Counter service take away. Get everything! Don't forget your local non alcohol beverage, homemade cool moss drink, bush cold tea, peanut punch. St. Croix bread, rolls and buns. Pate either fish or meat, these pastries w savory filling. Cinnamon buns, cookies and drops. Sandwiches and breakfast sandwiches. Coffee soft drinks.

We ate here on our last night in St. Croix. The restaurant is upstairs and the disco is downstairs…read more There is a spacious eating area upstairs and a patio area outside for dining. No one was using the outside patio while we were there. It was not very crowded but a few more tables came in while we were there. The staff (I believe they are the owners) were very sweet and welcoming. There was quite a long wait for our food to come, but the food was very good. I had the salmon with capers and seasoned rice with vegetables. It was a large portion and very tasty. My daughter and son both had shrimp and my husband had fried snapper. There is a bar upstairs and I believe one downstairs as well but don't quote me on that because we didn't go into the club portion of the place.

Hit every mark for us. Food was great. Service was friendly and efficient. Atmosphere was inviting,…read morenoise level was medium inside bc there was a birthday celebration and dancing in the 2nd floor covered patio, but we expected it, and were still able to hold a conversation. Plenty of free parking across the street if the spaces in the front are full. We did have to walk up to the second floor. I don't know if there is an elevator for those with mobility challenges. Shrimp Alfredo was garlicky, but not overly so. The butter shrimp with seasoned rice was homey, filled with red bell pepper and onions. House salad was very fresh with green leaf lettuce, sliced tomatoes, and cucumber. The fried chicken was slightly sweet. Our very picky "chicketarian" loved it. It's open late which was perfect for us after spending all the daylight hours on the beach and then coming back to our Airbnb to shower and change.

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.

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.