Feel like eating out? St. Thomas has some delicious choices, from little dives with great food to haute cuisine. Here's a list to help you decide where to go. Or check listings below for full menus from our advertisers. This is a work in progress. If you are a restaurant owner and see anything in our listings that needs changing or adding please email us at visource@gmail.com.

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Historically the commercial hub of the Caribbean, St. Thomas is by far the busiest of the Virgins to this day. Whether you're looking for a quaint inn to put you within walking distance of the fabulous shopping in Charlotte Amalie, or you want to recline in the lap of luxury leaving the crowds far behind, St. Thomas offers either one and more.

Bolongo Bay is a glorious little cove where you'll have your pick of beach activities and  easily keep the little ones entertained all day long.

John Brewers Bay, known to locals as just Brewers, is a broad, powder-sand beach somewhat protected from a distance by a stretch of airport runway that juts a half-mile out to sea.

Point-to-point fares in addition to the town, airport, and hotel fares listed elsewhere.

The little, intimate corner restaurant in Frenchtown began 24 years ago as Alexander's Cafe. Today it has become 'the place to be'  thanks to the excellent service and predictably scrumptious food.

Marriott Frenchman's Reef Beach Resort is situated on a 17-acre bluff overlooking the Caribbean Sea at Morning Star Beach and the capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Charlotte Amalie. Opening its doors in 1973, The Reef has always been a leader in the Caribbean hotel industry. This full service resort completed a $52 million redesign and renovation in December 1997.
For a virtual view of the property, visit the Frenchman's Reef Web site.

• Dress code: Casual
• Phone: 1 340 7768500

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone: 1 340 776 8500

• Open for lunch and dinner
• Dress code: Casual
• Phone: 1 340 776 8500