List: V.I. Restaurants Offer To-Go Service During Pandemic
Although you can no longer dine inside restaurants, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, many of them are still accepting takeout orders.
Double Dining Pleasures Coming Soon to Oceana Restaurant and Bistro
The recent opening of Oceana Restaurant and Bistro reflects a sign of post-hurricane revitalization lighting up Frenchtown’s dining out skyline. At the end of November, the two-year project will culminate with the reopening of Oceana at its original seaside location.
Whiskey Business Brings New Tastes to Tillett Gardens
Nestled in the heart of Tillett Gardens’ art community, Whiskey Business Bar and Grill is the latest addition to the territory’s list of themed gathering spots. The new eatery boasts the first-of-its-kind whiskey bar on St. Thomas.
Gladys’ Cafe Rises from the Ashes After Devastating Fire
Since the 1990s, Gladys’ Café in downtown Charlotte Amalie has maintained a reputation for serving fresh local cuisine tastefully blended with island hospitality.
Salt Restaurant Adds A New Taste to St. Croix’s South Shore
Salt Great Pond Restaurant brought new life to St. Croix's south shore when it opened in March. Renovations and a twist of the menu gave lovers of the former South Shore Cafe a reason to make the trek to Estate Petronella overlooking the beautiful Great Salt Pond.
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The board of Island Green Living Association, a non-profit on St. John focused on environmental issues, has voted unanimously in support of demanding a thorough cleanup of environmental contamination at the shuttered resort at Caneel Bay and plans to sue to try to make it happen. One member plans to sue over the matter. #visource #usvi #News
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The board of Island Green Living Association, a non-profit on St. John focused on environmental issues, has voted unanimously in support of demanding a thorough cleanup of environmental contaminationI think this is asking for the bare minimum. How dare they "love" St. John and leave this sort of mess? Take you asbestos with you.
I'm listening right now to the Zoom meeting panel discussion. It's horribly upsetting. :/
