Breakfast & Brunch Restaurants in St. Thomas
Mmmmm...breakfast. Starting the day with a great meal is practically required when you're on vacation and in the mood to indulge, whether it be a little -- or a lot. The best breakfast and brunch restaurants on St. Thomas let you give in to temptation, and offer up a variety of American and Caribbean staples intent on filling you up and satisfying your inner glutton.
If you're looking for something cheap and cheerful, try the Delly Deck in Havensight. The food is good and plentiful and includes breakfast favorites such as English muffin sandwiches, waffles, and pancakes, plus lunch staples such as burgers, reubens, and fried chicken. Also in Havensight is the super-casual Havensight Cafe, whose offerings run the gamut from eggs and bacon to chicken roti and oxtail.
Jack's, next to Tillett Gardens in Tutu, offers their famous sticky buns, plus various brunch delicacies such as huevos rancheros, french toast on brioche, bagels and lox, eggs Florentine, home fries, fresh fruit, and of course Bloody Marys.
At Wikked in Yacht Haven Grande you can choose from either traditional breakfast favorites such as eggs Benedict and omelettes, or West Indian-inspired specialties like curry fish stew or blackened shrimp and cheese grits.
Pesce (East End cafe) in Red Hook is a favorite for weekend brunches with an Italian flair. This popular eatery offers mouthwatering country fried chicken and eggs, cinnamon french toast and Italian omelettes, plus a bottomless build-your-own Bloody Mary bar for only $10 per person. Kids are welcome here too.
In Frenchtown, Hook, Line & Sinker on the waterfront is a favorite, serving up a half-dozen types of omelette, as well as eggs Benedict, eggs a la Marc and a garden frittata. Down the street at the oft-overlooked Petite Pump Room, which sits atop the Marine Terminal on the waterfront, offers a similar menu and boasts the best morning view on St. Thomas.
If you're looking for something cheap and cheerful, try the Delly Deck in Havensight. The food is good and plentiful and includes breakfast favorites such as English muffin sandwiches, waffles, and pancakes, plus lunch staples such as burgers, reubens, and fried chicken. Also in Havensight is the super-casual Havensight Cafe, whose offerings run the gamut from eggs and bacon to chicken roti and oxtail.
Jack's, next to Tillett Gardens in Tutu, offers their famous sticky buns, plus various brunch delicacies such as huevos rancheros, french toast on brioche, bagels and lox, eggs Florentine, home fries, fresh fruit, and of course Bloody Marys.
At Wikked in Yacht Haven Grande you can choose from either traditional breakfast favorites such as eggs Benedict and omelettes, or West Indian-inspired specialties like curry fish stew or blackened shrimp and cheese grits.
Pesce (East End cafe) in Red Hook is a favorite for weekend brunches with an Italian flair. This popular eatery offers mouthwatering country fried chicken and eggs, cinnamon french toast and Italian omelettes, plus a bottomless build-your-own Bloody Mary bar for only $10 per person. Kids are welcome here too.
In Frenchtown, Hook, Line & Sinker on the waterfront is a favorite, serving up a half-dozen types of omelette, as well as eggs Benedict, eggs a la Marc and a garden frittata. Down the street at the oft-overlooked Petite Pump Room, which sits atop the Marine Terminal on the waterfront, offers a similar menu and boasts the best morning view on St. Thomas.
Pesce - East End Café
American Yacht Harbor
Next to The Cellar in the building beside American Yacht Harbor
Family-style Italian restaurant...
Jack's Wings
Point Pleasant Resort
Located off Smith Bay Road at Tillet Gardens. Take a right at the Texaco station.
Wings and burgers...
Petite Pump Room
Veteran's Highway
In the Edward Wilmoth Blyden Building, Veterans Dr
West Indian food on the waterfront...
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