Guidebook to the Island of St. John
Food scene
Great local restaurant with shareable bar snacks, small plates, poke bowls, ceviches, as well as vegetarian options, all prepared with a Caribbean plain using local spices, locally caught seafood and local grown herbs, greens and fruits.
30 locals recommend
The Longboard
Great local restaurant with shareable bar snacks, small plates, poke bowls, ceviches, as well as vegetarian options, all prepared with a Caribbean plain using local spices, locally caught seafood and local grown herbs, greens and fruits.
A fantastic and funky bar/restaurant in Coral Bay. This is the quiet side of the island. It is an open air bar and grill where you can relax with the locals and enjoy seriously good food and drinks at affordable prices. Menu has burgers, Specialty sandwiches, salads, drink specials and dessert. They also have great shops to pick up hats, cookies, dog gear, apparel and more.
48 locals recommend
Skinny Legs
A fantastic and funky bar/restaurant in Coral Bay. This is the quiet side of the island. It is an open air bar and grill where you can relax with the locals and enjoy seriously good food and drinks at affordable prices. Menu has burgers, Specialty sandwiches, salads, drink specials and dessert. They also have great shops to pick up hats, cookies, dog gear, apparel and more.
Extra Virgin Bistro
Up scale eatery with awesome food.
Rhumb Lines
Pacific Rim Restaurant with excellent Thai food.
Great food with entertainment on certain nights. One of our favorite places to eat.
21 locals recommend
Morgan's Mango
Great food with entertainment on certain nights. One of our favorite places to eat.
Sightseeing
Great place to shop, eat, or hang out at one of the local bars for drinks.
34 locals recommend
Cruz Bay
Great place to shop, eat, or hang out at one of the local bars for drinks.
St. John's most popular, most photographed, and most visited beach is Trunk Bay. It's arguably the most beautiful beach on St. John; if not all of the Caribbean.
69 locals recommend
Trunk Bay
St. John's most popular, most photographed, and most visited beach is Trunk Bay. It's arguably the most beautiful beach on St. John; if not all of the Caribbean.
Set along the North Shore Road, families love the convince of unloading the cooler, chairs, snorkel gear and floats right along side the beach. There are bathrooms, grills and covered Pavillon with picnic tables on the western end of the beach.
45 locals recommend
Maho Bay Beach
Set along the North Shore Road, families love the convince of unloading the cooler, chairs, snorkel gear and floats right along side the beach. There are bathrooms, grills and covered Pavillon with picnic tables on the western end of the beach.
Cinnamon Bay Beach
Cinnamon Bay is the longest white sand beach on St. John.