Beste Bewertungen Restaurants & Cafés In Culebra

Greengo's Caribbean Cantina is a restaurant and bar located in the Charlotte Amalie area of St.Thomas serving Mexican food infused with Caribbean flavors. The interiors are vibrant and lively, featuring wall hangings, well-spaced seating areas, and walls painted with cartoons. The Dos Tostadas, Enchilada-style Burrito, and Greengo Beans being some of the restaurant's specialties are some of the must-try dishes here. Do try their cocktails, especially the El Verano, Salty Senorita and Caribarita which are some of their bestsellers. They also have an on-site tequila club where you can savor of the best local and Mexican tequila varieties.

Virgilio's is the island's most loved Italian restaurant. Tucked away in an old building in the Charlotte Amalie shopping district, the exposed red brick walls and white tablecloths set the stage for a lovely lunch or dinner. The fare is Northern Italian in style, with subtle seasonings and exquisite presentations. Pasta comes in dozens of varieties, with the seafood and linguine a delight. Try the Chicken Limone, a chicken breast in a lemon butter sauce, or the Osso Bucco. Save room for dessert. The tiramisu is to die for.

Head up the hill above Subbase for lunch, dinner and see-forever views at this very popular restaurant. The island's business community loves to dine here, so you may overhear some of the hottest St. Thomas news. Seafood is the specialty, with dishes taking their cue from the Caribbean. Try the Lobster Montserrat, chunks of lobster served in a creamy sauce. Carnivores might prefer the seasoned pork chops or curried chicken. The Key Lime Pie is delicious.

The Green House is always happening, especially when the U.S. Navy pulls into port. Located across the busy main road from the waterfront, this restaurant sits in the heart of the Charlotte Amalie shopping district. Open to the sea breezes, the tables at the front offer harbor views. A full menu of Caribbean and American specialties make this restaurant especially popular with cruise ship passengers. Burgers, steaks, lobsters, salads, plus local choices like conch fritters, mango-banana chicken, and Jamaican jerk ribs round out the menu. Daily happy hours attract big crowds.

Set in a pastel green building, this soft shade dominates the entire tea room with local artwork, vintage furniture and tea paraphernalia adorning it. E's Garden Teahouse is a great spot for those who love their tea as they have a wide variety of loose teas and imported varieties. They are also a popular breakfast haunt in the locality. Nosh on quiches, sandwiches, soups and homemade cakes. Take a sip of their beverages served in bone china. You can even buy some tea merchandise from their retail section.

Mafolie Restaurant, located at the Mafolie Hotel, sees a good group of residents and visitors drive up the hill above Charlotte Amalie to enjoy the lovely harbor view as well as the delicious food. The beef and seafood-based menu is a bit on the small side, but it features interesting dishes. The Caribbean Lobster comes stuffed with crab meat and the crab cakes infused with a good dose of spice. Save room for dessert. The chef stakes his reputation on the white Godiva Chocolate Cheesecake.