One of my favorite restaurants in Charlotte Amalie! The food is consistently good and the wait staff is attentive. Daily lunch specials change, with focus on fresh seafood. The clams are to die for - order it with the small bread basket (no free bread,...More

Wonderful Lunch with friends. Some had Zarzuella, Ceasar Salad, Sante Fe Shrimp.Shared a Bread pudding for desert with an excellent expresso. Wine list a little short on quality French Wines.

We had a nice lunch here. Came recommended by our jeweler, while we waited for my wife's ring to be sized. The salad was a different twist and was delicious. The steak was prepared very well for my wife.

We've eaten here pre-hurricanes and the location is very pretty and we remembered the food was good but the waitress (who I think was probably from Madrid).clearly found us tedious, (too many inquiries about how the sangria was made) and 'served' accordingly. The lamb shank...More

We were strolling the downtown streets and came upon this gem. Had a great lunch, my lobster caesar salad was top notch. 2 of the crew had steak sandwiches and all deemed this place a great find.

We stumbled on this great sidewalk cafe. All entrees were first rate: ribeye, chicken kabobs, and salmon. Adam was a great sever who gave us great recommendations. The is also a great value for the ambiance and the food.

We went for lunch at Amalia Café which is located in a side street just off the main shopping street and we were seated outside on the covered terrace. We had Bloody Marys to start $8 each, with olives $3. Instead of main course dishes,...More

Wonderful food, great service, nice location in Palm Passage. We were a group of 4 adults - food was consistently superb - we ordered a mix of tapas and entrees and also the very good sangria. Highly recommend a visit.

After shopping for several hours, lunch at Cafe Amalia was a nice break. It is located down one of the passageways, a bit away from the main shopping area. But worth the effort to find it. We had salads...both were very good and fresh. They...More

St.Thomas compared to St.Maarten is not reputed for it's dining scene, however there are a few real good places if you are visiting the island either by ship or by plane. My favorite is Amalia Cafe run by Maynard, one of the nicest people that...More