The US Virgin Islands Best Guide

Romantic dinner, St. Croix weeknights

Notifications
Clear all

Romantic dinner, St. Croix weeknights

Please Register / Login to take part in discussions about the Virgin Islands.


5 Posts
4 Users
0 Reactions
1,941 Views
 Chad
(@Chad)
Posts: 1
 

anyone know of a good romantic restaraunt beachside that my girlfriend and I could have dinner at when we visit. I ate at one of the south side of Frederikstead when I was there two years ago that had great jazz music as well. It wasn't Blue moon but farther south I believe. It was next to a hotel if I remember right.
thanks

 
Posted : May 1, 2006 5:46 pm
 Ric
(@ric)
Posts: 184
Estimable Member
 

Check out Sunset Grill. It's just north of F-sted.

 
Posted : May 1, 2006 10:11 pm
(@chris-at-work)
Posts: 1138
Noble Member
 

No beach view but I like the St. Tropez (French) in F'sted. Small, intimate and loaded with flavor.

 
Posted : May 2, 2006 10:59 am
(@stx-realtor)
Posts: 131
Estimable Member
 

The restaurant you were referring to was probably the Beach Side Cafe at the Sandcastles on the Beach/Cottages by the Sea area.

Sunset Grill north of Frederiksted at Sprat Hall is also romantic and the food is very good.

For Christiansted locations, try Cafe Bleu for a romantic atmosphere and tasty entrees. East of Christiansted, the Galleon is also a romantic venue with good food. It's overlooking the Green Cay Marina, so you get water view while comfortably air-conditioned. They often have live music in the bar area that can be heard in the dining room, such as pianists or guitarists for pleasant dining background music.

 
Posted : May 2, 2006 11:03 am
(@stcroixboix)
Posts: 1
 

The Waves at Cane Bay is a very nice setting. You're above the beach and rocks with the waves below you. I do not think they have music,but it's a really neat spot. Duggan's is on the water with great food but it isn't what I would really term as romantic,although very nice. The spots along the boardwalk in Christiansted do not qualify as romantic prmarily because there always seems to be people strolling around the general vicinity. I wouldn't worry about being able to find a good spot since there are way too many choices for your quest. Drive around for a day or two just to check out the locations and then decide.

 
Posted : May 2, 2006 3:25 pm

St. Thomas Activities

Set sail on top-rated charters, explore underwater wonders with scuba diving, encounter exotic animals, and venture into the wild with kayaking and ecotours. Feel the adrenaline with parasailing, aerial tours, and water sports for a memorable vacation.
Book Your St. Thomas Adventure Now
Virgin Islands Books & Maps