I call this place "Cost U MORE". Food Prices here are crazy…read morehigh compared to NY..I was shocked! I caught myself smh and muttering "they bugging" to myself on numerous occasions.. Came here to grab a few beverages and other items to stock the fridge at the condo during my recent visit to the Virgin Islands. Liquor prices are slightly cheaper however, but not as cheap as Mexico prices. The service is good and the employees here are friendly, thats always a plus. I had the cashier ROTFL with my comments on the prices lol I'd suggest shopping here if you'll be staying for at least a week or more and you have at least 2 other people staying with you..I came across lots of family sized and Bulk items.

Great place to buy food and supplies. Warehouse style but good quality and very fair prices.read more

Need to pick up something quick, this place should be able to take care of you…read more While on the island we needed a refresh of beverages and snacks and Moe's served us well. They're not the biggest or the best but the selection should get you by. What I'd call it is a bodega on St. Thomas. Give it a shot if you're in need!

Small, but nice market with a decent wine selection. They had everything we needed. Checkout was…read morequick and cashier was nice.

Great customer service and carries all the essentials. Friendly Turkish guy that checked us out…read morequickly. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Dairy and Eggs Breads and Bakery…read moreCereals and Breakfast Foods Canned Goods and Soups Pasta and Rice Cooking Oils and Condiments (e.g., ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise) Spices and Seasonings Snacks (e.g., chips, pretzels, popcorn) Beverages (e.g., sodas, juices, teas) Frozen Foods (e.g., frozen vegetables, ice cream) Desserts and Baking Ingredients Coffee and Tea International Foods (e.g., Asian, Hispanic, European sections) Baking Supplies (e.g., flour, sugar, baking powder) Nut Butters and Jams Cleaning Supplies Personal Care (e.g., toiletries, skincare, haircare) Pet Food and Supplies Paper Goods (e.g., paper towels, toilet paper) Dairy Alternatives (e.g., almond milk, soy milk, oat milk) Deli (cheeses, pre-made salads, except meat-based items) Alcoholic Beverages (e.g., wine, beer, spirits) Non-Alcoholic Beverages (e.g., sparkling water, soft drinks) Baby Foods and Supplies

The major supermarket chain in Puerto Rico, Pueblo Supermarkets expanded to the US Virgin Islands…read morein 1963. now having two in USVI, including this one in Charlotte Amalie West. It is within walking distance of the Crown Bay cruise terminal. It's not much to look at from the inside, but has most of the major US grocery brands. And it serves as the place to buy household goods like light bulbs, etc. The prices were not as high as I expected, considering it's located on an island. Something unusual was that there was an entire room dedicated to refrigerated items, with the room itself refrigerated (with freezers in it to keep frozen goods). This is where the meat was kept, and it was a decent selection with comparable prices to the mainland. Ended up buying two bags of Funyons for lower than what it would be on the mainland, and some Airbourne dietary supplements to help me fight this bug that seems to continuously mutate, annoyingly throughout this trip (which still has a long way to go).

This is a local grocery store in St. Thomas that's located pretty much across the street from the…read morecruise ship dock. It's a good place to go if you're looking for something like brand name snacks or sodas, but the prices are high and the store isn't very nice inside. This feels like a dirty discount market, and it's definitely a place that locals shop. You aren't going to find any gourmet items, just regular day to day essentials. I love looking in markets when I travel, so I had to check this place out. They have a small liquor area with a big selection of rum (particularly flavored Cruzan). Crossing the busy street is something else, and bring your patience. It's best just to follow a confident local when crossing, or you'll be waiting all day. Don't go out of your way to shop here, but if you're looking for an authentic local experience, this is your grocery store!

Came her to buy a few groceries w/ my cousin after having come from the airport. The produce was…read moreunbelievably fresh which Ioved. It was also cool visiting an island with family. Often times when you're with family you're not treated as a tourist, so you don't feel like anyone is getting over on you. I loved seeing fruit, and I had seen it the flesh like starfruit & dragonfruit. Those types of fruit are not readily accessible in DC or if they are they're incredibly expensive b/c they're not indigenous to our area. I know when I travel I often get an upset tummy so I was glad to find varied flavors of kombucha here...that made my tummy happy especially in my fav brand as well. Lastly we got coffee and my cousin didn't purchase ground coffee...she got the beans by accident, and a gentleman offered to grind them for us as opposed to running back to get the ground coffee. This was kind of him as the store was nearing close and he really wanted to close the registers timely. He knew his staff had been working for while & wanted to respect their time.

There are only two or three grocery stores worth shopping in on St. Thomas. This is one of them…read more Avoid Pueblo at all costs!

This place cracks me up, it's like a customer service training video on what not to do. This is the…read morefirst place of where we were told "why?!" When we said "thank you" to the cashier upon leaving with our items. And it's really not you if you find the cashiers sucking their teeth at you and don't utter a word throughout the transaction. It's them, I really think a majority of them are allergic to being nice. But we saw the best experience last week: Customer: "you shut up" Cashier: "no you shut up" Customer: " you shut up you're a grown woman shut up" Cashier " I don't need to shut up you need to shut up" Customer "shut up shut up shut up" Cashier " you shut up shut up shut up!" (While being dragged away by another cashier) Shopping and entertainment? We think so. We've also learned over the past few years that the items fluctuate in pricing. Earlier this year we bought a 55" tv for $850 the next few days we went back to get another one the price jumped to $999.99. There is no price match here, only a "I think we priced it wrong when it went out onto the floor". Same thing happened for a ottoman we purchased. We got it for $99, we decided again to get a second one and found the price jumped to $299. So lesson learned here, is that if you like it and it looks reasonably priced, it is probably due to human error, so buy it now before they catch the mistake. Also make sure you check expiration dates, they don't care if you take expired items or items a few days away from hitting those dates. The worst part of this store is the to go food counter. Beware of the undercooked grey meat and if you complain about your fries being cold be prepared to get a stinky look. The best was a few days ago the hubby asked 3 employees lined up (back behind the counter doing NOTHING )if they were going to give us our order and the response was a stare back and the cashier going off on them and still no order. This is one of the few stores with no hurricane damage, they carry Kirkland products and they are still receiving regular shipments so you can actually find things. What's scary about all of this is that pricesmart isn't that bad in comparison to other grocery stores so imagine of what you'll get to deal with elsewhere! #St.Thomas #USVI

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We shopped here for a month's supply. Prices were ok. Selection good. Well organized. Staff…read morehelpful. Produce fine. Would shop here again. Found just about everything on my list.

Stenchy smelly funk permeates the aisles of this supermarket and it gets worse in that refrigerated…read moresection for produce and meats in the back. I have no idea of what died in here but it's nasty and makes you want to run out. Be warned this is also the most sketchy grocery store in St. Thomas. Rough looking characters hang out at the front ramp on beach chairs. Not sure of why sitting there is a thing to do. Why not sit at a beach and stare at the water instead of a parking lot?! Yes, it's the most convenient to those coming off the cruise ships in crown bay and for those FEMA and line workers living off that cruise ship docked out there but I wouldn't come here. It's dirty inside and not well maintained. Workers are cruising the aisles goofing off which is probably of what contributes to the mess that this pueblos is. The only thing this store has going for it are the prices. It is reasonably cheap but the sanitary conditions and that smell ( I want to say it's spoiled salt fish) just makes you feel like you can't buy anything. We've stopped here a few times in passing only to get lottery tickets and peace out quickly. Good luck to you if you decide to adventure inside. #St.Thomas #USVI

There are only five things we come here for:…read more 1) lottery and scratch tickets - they have a stand at the front but it's been closed since the hurricanes hit 2) Indian section- yep it's all here from Roti flour to ghee and every Dahl and spice imaginable. My mother in law has found everything that she needs here to make anything she cooks (which is great from the hubby & I!) . They are very well stocked and prices are of course higher than stateside but we are on an island. 3) Kings Hawaiian Bread and Hawaiian Host chocolates- a taste of home, can't pass that up 4) the cheapest fresh herbs and spicy peppers on island - our refrigerator at all times is stocked with at least a bag of Serranos & jalapeños and 3 bags of cilantro 5) their pre-made Roti section Anything outside of the list above can be found at another store at a more reasonable price. They were one of the first grocery stores to get up and running after the hurricanes and did some price gouging like $10 for a tub of Greek yogurt and $11 for milk? Not cool, hopefully prices will go back down. The cashiers are also all miserable and barely say a word to you, but that's the theme of this island (poor customer service). Lines can be long and the parking situation is a free for all outside on the weekends so try to come here during the weekdays. #St.Thomas #USVI

It's A Local Town Favorite! Checking Temperatures At The…read moreDoor! They Have Lots Of Choices To Choose From. From Bulk To Single Stock! Fresh Goodies At The Bakery Fresh Produce To Go Sandwiches & Salad's Lots Of Pescatarian Options And Vegetarian Options Lots Of Alcohol Beverages To Choose From. Plaza Extra Won't Disappoint You!

beware! The prices here are much more expensive than back in the United States. If you come to St…read more Thomas for vacation, I highly recommend that you come with reef safe sunscreen already. Otherwise you'll have to spend $30 on a 6 ounce spray bottle of Sun Bum. I did get some groceries here, and 6 gallons of water to last a week

Supermarket with island prices and plenty of food supplies that you'd need. They also have a bakery…read moresection and a deli with a good fruit selection.