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(@from-ohio)
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Thanks to all for the great info regarding St. John dishes--and especially the good eats you can get at the local kiosks for very reasonable prices.

Now for a question at the *other* end of the cuisine price chart. Once night, our company is paying for dinner, with a choice (sign up, first come, first serve) at three different restaurants. I am sure there is no way I can go wrong, but since you have been such a great resource, I thought I might seek your opinions. (Then, as soon as I get off the ferry, I can sign up right away. Nyeh heh heh!!!)

Our restaurant and entre choices are:

1. PARADISO - Choice of: Grilled Local Mahi Mahi, Chicken Breast, Oven Roasted Sirloin of Beef.

2. ASOLARE - Choice of: Lobster and Shrimp Pad Thai, Peanut Chicken, Filet Mignon.

3. ZOZO'S - Duck Tortellini, Chilean Sea Bass, Osso Bucco.

Since I like all cuisines, and since the company is paying (so $ is not a factor!), I am thinking atmosphere may be a major decider, and from what I have read on old postings on this forum, Asolare rates high in that area. Suggestions?

Thanks! Dave in Ohio

 
Posted : March 14, 2004 3:42 pm
(@from-ohio)
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Ooops. I left one out:

THE STONE TERRACE RESTAURANT: Choice of: Sautéed Hoisin Marinated Salmon,
Caribbean Jerk-Marinated Chicken Breast, Molasses Rubbed Pork Tenderloin

 
Posted : March 14, 2004 3:52 pm
(@Marie)
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I think that if you go over some the previous posts, that you would find a few negatives on Asolare. Asolare has a fantastic view at sunset. Outside at Paradiso is a lot nicer than inside. I like that atmosphere. Probably from all that I've heard the best food is at either ZoZo's or Stone Terrace. All my humble opinion on this. I think that if this is a company paid for experience all of the above mentioned restaurants might do their best to serve you.

 
Posted : March 14, 2004 10:17 pm
(@east-ender)
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Dave: My vote is Stone Terrace or ZoZo's...

 
Posted : March 15, 2004 8:32 am
(@from-ohio)
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East Ender & Marie:

Thanks for the tips!

BTW, outside here, 2" of snow. This time tommorrow I am there!

Thanks. Dave in Ohio

 
Posted : March 16, 2004 9:50 am
(@theislander)
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Have a great time Dave!!! Look forward to hearing which restaurant you chose and how it turned out for you and how you liked the island overall!! No snow here - I promise 🙂

--Islander

 
Posted : March 16, 2004 1:45 pm
 mike
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you all left out TAGE. WE ATE THERE TWICE. TWO WEEKS AGO CLOSE TO WORLD CLASS. try the white cocalate soufle w/ taragon...a hot saboyan sause is added at the end..(sorry about my spelling) zozos osso buco was great also. asolere was ok not great. did not eat at paradiso this time. besure to bring mucho $$$$ did not like pannia beach or the steak house in the market place. YES WE TOOK TIME TO ALSO GO TO THE BEACH.. WE TOOK SANWICHE S . THE BEST WAS FROM MONGOOSE DELI.

 
Posted : March 16, 2004 6:44 pm

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