We went here for breakfast on our first morning in St. Thomas, Sapphire Beach. This cafe is steps…read morefrom the beach. You order at the counter and they deliver it in a paper bag. Something went slightly amiss which may have been our fault. We ordered and then went outside to get a table. We went back in and stood waiting for our food as many people who came after us received their order. Finally, the cook asked if this was our order and gave us a paper bag with our food. I think the system needs to be better. They should have called out our name or something. The consequence for waiting for so long was food that was not hot. The wife's croissant turned soggy from the condensation in the foil wrapper. My lox bagel was ok but nothing spectacular. I supposed it was ok at $15 given how high prices are in general. The wife felt the same way about her egg, sausage, and cheese croissant. It was not bad but not great. You sit outside to eat. There are tables outside the cafe. You can also go closer to the beach and find a table.

Casual little cafe with Breakfast and smoothies…read more Stopping in for a Berry Blast ($12) smoothie. It got me going for the morning ! Yum ! If you're staying here at sapphire beach, this could be your spot to go for a refresher....

Loved the mocha explosions. They were probably a thousand calories and tasted like a Dairy Queen…read moremilkshake with coffee. I had three during the course of our stay. They are cash only, but there is an ATM in the store.

, PayPal or cash only place. Friendly service, no frills…read moreand dedicated tables and chairs. Their smoothies stand out more than their iced coffees, but their explosions aka frozen coffee shakes are great! Located near Coki Pt Beach and in front of the margaritaville resort. Small casino space in the back LOL Dedicated parking lot in front. Cash and PayPal only.

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.

This Bistro is small but so convenient if staying at Elysian. It's also nice to have a beautiful…read moreview with your meals. My husband and I went here several times during our trip for breakfast & lunch. I would suggest taking cash as sometimes their system can be down. My favorite was the breakfast egg sandwich but everything we tried was pretty good. We also tried the pizza & loaded tots but I apparently forgot to take pictures of our food but here are pictures of me enjoying a drink lol

Solid ocean front bistro for breakfast and lunch! We ate there multiple times during our stay at…read moreCowpet Bay. Highly recommend the tuna nachos and the wings! The wings are super crispy and flavorful with a Thai chili sauce. The nachos are wonton chips topped with fresh pieces of tuna, seaweed and pineapple, finished with a wasabi cream sauce. Yum! Staff is super friendly and the food is delicious! You will not be disappointed. Whether you use this as an option to hang out before check in or just want a casual bite to eat between beach naps, this is a perfect place for some quality food.

Awesome management and service. Really went above and beyond to make us happy and accommodate…read more Beautifully presented food and fresh ingredients. Filling and good proportions. The outdoor seating is the way to go with live music and beautiful views. Super comfy chairs and accommodations.

Delicious breakfast. The egg white frittata was amazing. The pancakes and bagel and lox sandwich…read morewere also good. Prices are expensive but it's the Ritz.

I love when I get excited to write a review for a new restaurant I tried on vacation. This trip…read moretook me to St. Thomas, and being an island community, it also meant seafood, which I love and is hard to come by in Phoenix, AZ. The Fish Market sits on the beach at the bottom of the Elysian Hotel. While you can walk there, it's a long, winding road through the hotel grounds. While I want to say we were met with a warm island welcome, instead, we were met by a grouchy young lady who seemed less than happy to be working or enjoying her day. On a positive note, our waitress, Kieke, was delightful and sweet and a complete opposite from the hostess. As for the food, let me be honest when I say it was one of the top two seafood meals I've had in my life. I got the crab-stuffed grouper with broccolini and couscous. It was cooked perfectly and had a sauce that was delicious! At the end of the day, this was a great experience, and if you can get down to the restaurant (which is a hike), you will absolutely enjoy the meal and ask for Kieke and ignore the rude hostess.

We came to Caribbean Fish Market on a Sunday for brunch and it was such a great vibe overall. They…read moreoffer bottomless Bloody Marys and mimosas, which is always a fun bonus for a relaxing brunch by the water. We ordered the ahi tuna nachos and the veggie egg white scramble. Both were really good; the nachos were super fresh and flavorful with a nice mix of textures, and the scramble was light but still filling with plenty of veggies. Definitely felt like a good, balanced brunch option. The service was great, friendly, attentive, and everything came out at a good pace. The only thing that wasn't my favorite was the Bloody Mary. It had a pretty strong horseradish kick, which just isn't my thing, but if you like that extra spice you'd probably enjoy it. Overall, great food, beautiful setting, and a solid brunch spot. I'd absolutely come back (and probably stick to mimosas next time!).

This was our favorite place to visit each morning during our stay on the island. The coffee was…read moreamazing, some of the best I've had, and the staff were very friendly. I highly recommend visiting if you are looking for coffee on the island!

What a great stop! Got a delicious Picasa latte! Picked up a couple of beers for the beach and some…read moreawesome smoothies for the kids!!! Don't forget the tasty treats they offer!! I also forgot my money so I used the ATM so convenient! The employees were so helpful with me picking out a latte! Thanks Bushy!!!

Great little hole in the wall! Small place but definitely worth it if you have patience enough to…read morefind a place to park. GPS will take you down there, but then you just have to get out, walk a little bit and hope you are headed the right way. My husband said his omelette was probably one of the best he has ever had and fresh squeezed OJ! I had corned beef skillet (although it wasn't called that) and it was amazing! The owner and waitress were very attentive and friendly. Great art on the walls, games sitting around for your short wait on food. We'll go back again before we go home.

Cute little diner tucked away close to red hook. Stopped here to get some sandwiches to go before…read morewe hopped on the car ferry to SJ. Service was friendly, prompt. I got a plain fried egg sandwich w Swiss, delicious and exactly what I was looking for. My husband got the Italian cold sandwich and it was packed w meat. I would def recommend this place!

I have mixed feelings as I review this place. On one hand, we had two excellent experiences. On the…read moreother, our last visit was quite bad that it's making me think about whether this place should be a 5-star or not. Based on food alone, this place merits nothing less than a 5-star. The services on the other hand were borderline. Ocean 180 is an upscale restaurant located in Point Pleasant resort. Husband was super excited to book the condo knowing that he would not have to drive around in search of a nice restaurant to bring me to for a couple of dinners during vacation. They have a brunch on Sundays which led us to our very first visit there. Nestled between tropical vegetation, the place screams peaceful dining experience and it was. We came right around the time they opened for brunch at 9am and we were immediately seated. Our view was perfect, a bit of the cool breeze and a mimosa were like icing on a cake. The waitress came by, took drink orders and told us there is another wait staff in training who will be assisting. He took over mostly after that. I ordered the pork belly which came with 2 fried eggs, crisp smashed potatoes and a simple salad. My husband had the tropical chopped salad served with creamy mango dressing. My pork belly was delicious, the potatoes were seasoned well and even the simple salad, was worth its own recognition. Yes, this place knows how to make great food! Minor mishap, the waiter in training was addressing my husband the whole time while I was trying to pay our bill and even brought my card back to my husband when it clearly has my name on it. Made me feel a bit weird as we're in 2025, not the 1950s. Okay. So, second visit was for dinner. I made reservations then got a call around 4pm to tell me that due to technical difficulties, they are only able to accept cash. Do I still want to keep my reservation? Yes. Fortunately, we carried some cash this vacation with the foresight of possibly needing them for local vendors and such. Again, we got in and seated quickly. Our waitress was fabulous and checked on us. My husband had the smoked old fashioned. It came in a contraption that was smoky. Very cool. I had a cocktail - the exotic tides which was gin, ginger, muddled cucumber and basil. I ordered the whole fish grilled and her butter basted with some ginger escabeche. Okay, this dish blew my mind. Also, I was really wanting to order a whole fish for one of my meals as I do not get to do this often anymore living in Midwest and I think I picked the best place who did this dish justice. My husband had the Morrocan braised lamb shank and he loved it! We ended our wonderful dinner with a chocolate creme brulee topped with toasted almond slivers. Absolutely delicious. We should have ended with this evening because it would not have tainted my perception. But, we came back in on our last evening. Sadly, our experience on the last night was like day and night. We made reservations as usual, got seated quickly but took a little while for our waiter to come and take our drink orders. We sat and sat and waited then he finally emerged and spoke about the special. We eventually ordered drinks. I got a glass of wine, my husband was quite tired so he asked if they had iced tea, waiter said no. It took about 20 minutes for a glass of wine and maybe another 15 for him to come back and take our orders. We were hungry, there was a heavy storm blowing in, we got wet because it was so windy and the little cover kept flapping to the point where it was letting water in, not to mention a leak on top of our table causing water to start dripping on my head. We ordered everything all at once from appetizer to our meal once the waiter remembered to come back. We got our appetizer another 30 minutes later while we miserably sat getting wet and getting cold. When we finally got our food, I wasn't in the greatest mood. I ordered another glass of wine which surprisingly came faster than the last time. It took a very long time for my husband to get a refill on his water. Only until another guy who was running around trying to bring food to the tables, when he noticed my husband's water glass was empty, he promptly came to refill. He wasn't our waiter. We didn't see much of our waiter. I am not needy and don't generally ask for too many things but making sure people have drinks while they eat is basic like breathing. Our food came out good but I already had a sour taste in my mouth due to the horrible service. For this visit, we started with the crudo, their fish on special that evening. It was delicious and we tried to enjoy and savor the flavor, as much as two starving people can. I had the local grouper with roasted PEI mussels. Again, delicious. We skipped dessert for fear that it would take another 30 minutes to get one and the experience had exhausted me at this point.

Best service on the island. Definitely a genuine upscale restaurant on the East End of ST. Service…read morewas great and they were attentive to water and wine refills. Servers knew the wine list well. While there were some mosquitos (it had just rained) they had bug spray available. There was a cat walking in the outdoor space and my kiddo was obsessed! The grounds are scenic and part of a resort. Several stairs for those that need to know. The restaurant had an awesome view, especially at sunset. The food was delish. The pasta was perfectly cooked, as well as the fish. Portions are generous. Appetizers were all very tasty and unique in their flavor profiles. This is a must try if you're on the island. I think it was the best food we ate on St. Thomas!

Amazing smoothies in so many varieties, but the best part is Thomas, the owner! Can't wait to go…read moreback!

Many options available. Delicious smoothies with fresh fruits and juices…read more Great service.