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Address: 39 Queen Cross St, Christiansted, St Croix 00820, U.S. Virgin Islands
Phone: +1 340-773-5393
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It wasn’t busy so our table of 6 got to sit down quickly.
Simply straight forward menu—almost touristy. Safe flavors that people know they will enjoy.
Dinner came out accurate and hot. All the food we had was good, it just didn’t “wow” us. Nothing was bad, I left expecting more. And maybe I was expecting a more local influence on the food, however it seemed more like a bar and grill menu—not as high end as portrayed.
Seafood pasta was lacking sauce
Overall, it is one of the nicer restaurants to enjoy a meal, yet not a memorable menu or meal. I wanted more St. Croix inspired, slightly dry. The hamburger belongs on a bar menu and the cutting board made a feel like an average burger shop. Salads, appetizers, and dessert were flavorful. Surf & turf was presented well, steak was cooked appropriately.
Look no further then here
Thank you so much for such an amazing experience! You turned around a pretty horrible evening. We had the worst luck at the hotels’ tiki bar: Breakers… Don’t go there… And we came across your restaurant. You were open! You were friendly. You were courteous. You were helpful. And you provided food that was prepared efficiently, and well-made! Thank you so much.
When his $110 surf and turf meal finally came out, the steak was TOUGH and the lobster was cold in the middle…it was clear that had rushed cooking it to compensate for their screw up. There was never an offer to comp the drinks or anything, for that matter, to try to make it right.
On the atmosphere…multiple tables of guests were extremely loud and obnoxiously carrying on ,making it very difficult to even have a normal conversation.
So…basically, we feel we got completely ripped off here on our last night on the island. We had WAY BETTER food and service for WAY better price eating on the boardwalk in Christiansted…save your money and don’t waste it on this place!
We started with the arancini and the tomato soup from the specials menu. Both were delicious, but the tomato soup really stood out, it was rich, flavorful, and comforting. For our mains, we had the risotto, seafood pasta, and the burger. Every dish was cooked to perfection, and the burger was especially impressive, huge and definitely shareable!
Overall, a fantastic dining experience. We’ll definitely be returning on our next visit to the island.
Outside of the disappointing portion size, it tasted great ! Bria the bartender was helpful.
I ordered the seafood pasta and specifically requested for the shrimp to be seared. However, when the dish arrived, the shrimp hadn’t been seared at all. To avoid any confusion, I pulled up an image of properly seared shrimp to show the manager, just in case I needed to clarify what I meant. Instead of acknowledging the difference, she dismissed the photo by saying the shrimp looked burnt — which clearly came off as passive-aggressive. I calmly told her that if searing the shrimp wasn’t possible, I’d be happy to just request a refund. Interestingly, after I said that, she suddenly asked the chef to sear the shrimp, which took all of two seconds. When she returned, she briefly pointed out the now lightly seared shrimp, then stormed off without giving me a chance to thank her.
I know that customer service standards in St. Croix are almost non-existent, and I recognize that many employees are overworked and underpaid. That said, it would be helpful if this company considered improving working conditions + Increased employee wages — not only for the sake of the staff but also to create a better experience for customers. It’s frustrating to encounter attitude from an employee over minor requests. The manager I interacted with was a light-skinned woman, approximately 5’9″, wearing a long floral dress. She didn’t provide a name, but it was clear she was a local.