Located in downtown Red Hook. On the opposite side of the more touristy road…read more This tiki shack style place sits to the middle of a parking lot in a small strip mall. Hand down the best place to eat in the area. It's very small, but packs a punch with great customer service, cool drinks and outstanding food. Best to try and get in on their off hours to get a table without a wait. We literally ate here 4 times when we were on the island. An absolute MUST to order is their Bacon Jalapeno tater kegs! OMG-They're the bomb! Wings are decent and the burgers are juicy, flavorful and delicious! You really can't go wrong with ANYTHING on the menu. Everything is made fresh to order. The decor is island themed chaos in every fun way possible. If you happen to have to use the restroom it's located outside (customs ONLY) The key ring they'll hand you is a toilet lid! LOL You can ring in another way too! On your trip to the john, call in sick to work and stay on the island! You're enticed too by the retro phone sitting a top a keg outdoors as well. Great photo opts! Happy Hour is daily! The Love Shack offers particular deals with half-priced cocktails. We did Margs on Monday! Signature drinks include the 50oz Volcano Drink, Shark Attack, and souvenir cocktails like the Pirates Booty in a ceramic mugs. FYI- They may attach a certain creature to your glass also. Perfect vibe, casual dinning and great accommodations by the staff (for our big party) who were so friendly and professional. This is a must experience spot when visiting St Thomas.

We needed a lunch place driving from the car ferry to the airport and we thought the Red Hook area…read morewould be a bit less crowded, far from cruise ships. Duffy's provides free parking which is a rarity and right at noon, the mall lot had tons of open spots. We both ordered burgers, one with the standard fries and one with onion rings. It took a good half hour for the food to be delivered but when we got it, it was hot and cooked to our specs. Fries were crispy. Burger was thick with a nice crisp, almost tasted like a smash burger but thicker. Service was good. It was the one spot where we didn't have to pay for a refill of soda. They were playing the best music! No waitlist or host so you have to linger and wait for someone to leave if you need a table and they are full. Great stop.

Happy hour that lasts all day?! What?! You may just have your check liver light go on before the…read moreday is over! Pelicans Beach Bar is dangerously good at making cocktails go in and having the fun come out of you! $5 mix drinks, $4 beers, $8 crafted frozen all day for happy hour! This little 7 seat bar at the Ritz Carlton Resort is the farthest down the beach next to the serenity pool. Shhhhhhhhh......be quiet.....yea right when happy hour is all day and your bartenders are mad cool! Not sure of why they put this next to the "library" section of the resort but this bar just opened up in November. Our bartender Alex and her side kick Ryan were awesome compliments to the beachy view of St. John and our delicious cocktails. My favorites were the Lilikoi Mango Mojito and Caribbean Fiesta (not on menu but Alex knows of how to make them). For those Patron lovers like my hubby, try the Sandy Day, he loved it! Sushi is Japanese for yummylicious! Pelicans Beach Bar expands (seating wise) during the evening to a few 4 tops for an all you can eat sushi pig out session every Wednesday from 5p-8p for $45! Thursday's is taco day from 5p-8p with unlimited rice, beans, chips and salsa! You've already tortured yourself in dieting to get into bikini ready shape, let this sushi and taco fun be your free pass to choose your love of food, over not wanting to get fat! If staying at the Ritz these two nights should be checked out. If you don't want to chillax under the stars while listening to music next to tiki torches, you can box up your grub and take it back to your room. Tacos and sushi not your thing? You can order from Coconut Cove, another restaurant on the resort and they'll deliver your food to you at this bar. If not staying at the Ritz, great bay beach, which Pelicans Beach Bar sits on is actually a public beach. There is hidden free public beach parking past the main hotel lobby port cochere and down a steep road. Pictures attached show the way. My only complaint is that the bathroom locations seem like the distance needed to get to St. John. But that's the laziness (aka selective participation) in me that gets stronger with each cocktail! Cheers!

Excellent bar spot with an all day happy hour right on the Ritz Carlton Residence property. The…read morebartenders Alex and Ryan were super friendly and made excellent drinks. Drinks are only $8-$10 each, so we were at this spot several times per day. Really made our trip and stay at the Ritz Residences more enjoyable. We also tried the taco night on Thursday which was also very good (5-8pm). Definitely check this place out if you are staying nearby.

We were on the island a week, and had dinner here twice. The prices for a decent burger can't be…read morebeat. I had the double cheeseburger for $12, and you can add almost any toppings you want for free. I had sauteed mushrooms, grilled onions, lettuce, tomatoes and a couple other things for no extra cost. The small cup of fries for $4 was tasty and enough. The service was mediocre and setting is dive bar. It took close to 45 minutes for our food to be prepared, and when it came out, my wife's chicken tenders were warm, not hot. Like any restaurant, avoid the drinks and you can manage your bill. This was a great option for our family.

We stopped by Tap & Still for happy hour and it was such a fun, laid-back spot. They have $4 drinks…read morefrom 3-6pm, which is honestly hard to beat. We kept it simple with Tito's and pineapple juice and it definitely hit the spot. The place itself has a really cool, casual vibe; dollar bills all over the walls and ceiling, open-air feel, just a great island bar atmosphere. The staff was super friendly and made everything easy and relaxed. We didn't try the food this time, but the menu looked really good and we'd definitely come back to check it out. Perfect place to hang out, grab a drink, and just enjoy the vibe.

Upon finding ourselves in Red Hook after 10pm and starving, we thankfully stumbled upon Bernie's…read more It's typical bar food with a few extras on the menu. The service was outstanding considering our waitress was also one of the bartenders. The ambiance is upbeat and lively. A wonderful 4 out of 5 experience.

This is a great little local spot! We've been here a few times since arriving on the island. All…read morethough I cannot speak to the food experience, I can say what I've seen served & pictured on the Yelp page; it all looks pretty good. This we've found to be a nice place to go and have a few more drinks before ending the evening. They have darts which are always a fun time! Two boards to battle if you have a big crew like we did. They also have really friendly patrons to join in and play too! We have met some really nice people here from all over the country. The staff is amazing and on point ensuring you don't get thirsty too! Cheers

This one is really difficult to rate. We went here twice. Once for lunch, when we met with the…read moreowner. The second time for dinner, no owner. For lunch we tried several different sliders: conches, beer battered fish, ahi tuna, and jerk chicken. The conch and fish were to die for. If we only went here for lunch, I would have given them 5 stars. It was literally the best fish-n-chip I'd ever had (slider form). For us celiac patients, he offers them in bowls. It was awesome. We liked is so much we decided to go back one nigh for dinner. We were so excited. We were so tired. We swam all day. We both ordered the fish-n-chips. It was awful. Asked on this experience I would have given them a 2. The fish wasn't fully cooked so the outside of the batter was crispy but the batter wasn't fully cooked so the batter closest to the fish was still raw. The inside of the fish wasn't fully cooked either. They rushed it. We weren't in a hurry. We were just enjoying the evening. I would still go back. I'm sure this was a one mistake. These fish and chips were out of this world good. The service was excellent. The people were very friendly, polite, and fun. We had a good time.

One pub is a classic bar, reasonably priced for St Thomas with pool tables, great view of the…read morestreet action and upstairs where it captures a breeze. Conveniently located next to the market and east place to hang while waiting for the ferry, or the rain to stop. Chico the man behind the bar, is living the life and serving up good karma! Come hang where the locals go...

We came in looking for parking, but there is limited on site parking. We ended up having to park…read moredown the road. There is a good amount of seating and has an upscale sports bar vibe. Our server was great and knowledgeable about the menu and kept our waters filled. The food was a great change of pace. It was fresh and had good flavor. If you are looking for something other than Caribbean food while in St Thomas, this is a good choice. The one thing I can't recommend is the choco taco on the dessert menu. The shell was a corn tortilla rather than a waffle shell. The ice cream was okay, but the shell ruined the dessert.

I was craving Mexican, so we decided to try Agave. We went around dinner time and were seated…read moreimmediately. The service was a bit slow, but our server was friendly. We came towards the end of happy hour, so we were able to get their margaritas, which were delicious and strong. The food was really good. It didn't take too long and it was hot and fresh. I'd definitely recommend them if looking for your typical Mexican restaurant on the island.

We stopped by for a beer after a day of sailing, and got to enjoy a nice afternoon overlooking the…read moreharbor in Red Hook. They have a decent beer menu, and a very rough, dockside aesthetic that you would expect at a sea side pub. Service was quick. Finding the bathroom was a bit of a challenge, as you need a key from the bar to access it.

We yelped this restaurant and were very pleased with the result. Understand that the Yelp…read moredirections guide you to the wrong place. This restaurant is on the second floor of a shopping plaza. It's mainly an outdoor restaurant with a bar directly in the middle as you walk up the stairs see picture. This seems to be a local's spot. My kids were happy there was pizza on the menu. My wife ordered the ITP DELUXE, my kids ordered the CLASSIC CHEESE PIZZA with pepperoni and I have the TUNA POKE. Everything was on point and delicious. Brian our waiter was attentive and got our orders in quickly. They share bathroom's which were disgusting, usually if you follow my reviews you know I take away a star for bad bathrooms. This one was shared so I really couldn't. This restaurant is a hidden gem. Check the views on my pics.

For what it's supposed to be, The Dive Bat delivers! At Compass Point Marina, the evening before…read moreour sail. The Dive Bar was the closest place to hunker down for cocktails and dinner prior to our sail in the AM. Service was good, prompt and accurate, thank you Angela. We had painkillers, a spicy chicken sandwich and a burger... the food was hot off the grill out back. The painkillers were cold and strong, the sandwich and burger delicious. A bit pricey, but you're in the water with few options. Don't get me wrong, the sandwich and burger were great, rivaled other food we had on the island. We'd definitely circled back again when in the neighborhood!

Great burger. Cooked like on the grill at home. Everyone was friendly and that made it fun! Dive…read moreBar, it's in the name- a small, unglamorous, eclectic, old-style drinking establishment with inexpensive drinks which happens to serve really good burgers. It's affordable too, but go knowing you need cash or Venmo.

I really liked this place. Super laid back and very good food. The servers were very helpful and…read moreenthusiastic about their restaurant. Loved the views too but know that if you go at night it is very dark and you can't see much.

Ambiance was beautiful. Doors and service left much to be desired…read more Service: Everyone was very nice. However, I think they could've used one more server. Our server was very lackadaisical and seemed to cater to whatever table he saw first, leaving ours neglected. Additionally, they serve complimentary biscuits which are very good. However, most tables were given biscuits besides ours. When asked, the server stated "Oh you wanted them? I'll see if we have" Food: We got brussel sprouts and octopus as our appetizers. These were amazing and set the bar high. Then our entrees were lackluster. The shrimp tasted very plain and could use a sear. The mahi was very overcooked. We got panna cotta for dessert and it was borderline inedible. Tasted like sour jello. Wish we passed on this. Overall, I would not return.

We stopped by Sails Beachside at the The Ritz-Carlton and it was such a vibe. The setting alone is…read moreworth it, right on the beach with a beautiful bar and the kind of atmosphere that just makes you want to sit, relax, and stay awhile. Dennis, the bartender, was amazing. Seriously one of those people who makes your whole experience better. He was so friendly, clearly working nonstop, and still took the time to chat and make sure everything was perfect. He made us two tequila drinks that were absolutely delicious, balanced, refreshing, and exactly what you want when you're by the ocean. We didn't end up eating dinner, but the food coming out around us looked really good, so that's definitely on the list for next time. This is one of those spots I'd come back to in a heartbeat, grab a seat at the bar, enjoy the view, and just soak it all in.

The resort itself is great, but we weren't impressed with Sails. As you'd expect, everything is…read morecrazy expensive. $36 for a burger and fries is nuts. However, eating at a Ritz on the beach, I guess you could expect it. That said, my burger was overcooked, dry, and relatively tasteless. Fries were fine. Service was rather nonexistent for the most part. We waited a long time to be greeted, to order, to get our beers, get our food, and get our check. $9 for a can of beer...and apparently they have to pour it for you. Ok, fine. But it was like he never poured a beer before. Dumped it as fast as he could, so he could leave. Almost an entire glass of foam we had to wait to go down before we could then fill more ourselves. Just leave the can and glass and move on. Not sure what that was, but he did the same thing the next time. Overpriced, mediocre food, with nonexistent, apathetic service = a negative review from me.