We Love the Rain!

Happy Sunday!

We’re hunkered down today, enjoying some much-needed rain. It’s the perfect day to catch up on some reading (or just enjoy the sound and smell of the rain…)

If you are having a lazy Sunday, why not plan your next trip to St. John? All of our villas have great off-season prices. And if you’re hoping to book for the holidays, the time to do it is now!

Check out all our homes and rates HERE. And don’t wait too long. Because tomorrow the weather is going to look like this:

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Coral Bay Labor Day Parade

On September 7, 2015 the Coral Bay Labor Day Parade starts around noon at the Oasis Bar and Grill,across from Island Blues and ends around the triangle on Route 10 at the Fire Station.  After the Parade there will be live music and food. Heard tales of a motorcycle and car show. Short, funny and fun.

St John Off Season Restaurant Information

Thanks to newsofstjohn.com here is the rundown of the restaurants that are staying open and those that are closing for the season:

420 to Center: Staying Open
Across the Street Bar: Closing briefly. Dates TBD.
Aqua Bistro: Staying open
Asolare: May close for a few days; TBD
Baked in the Sun: Staying Open
Banana Deck: No info.
Barefoot Cowboy Lounge: Staying Open
Beach Bar: Closing for a week. Dates TBD
Cafe Concordia: Closed for the month of September
Cafe Livin’: Closed permanently.
Cafe Roma: Closing September 6; Reopening the first week of October
Caneel Bay Resort (including restaurants): Closing August 26; Reopening November 1
Castaway’s Tavern: Now Dog House Pub – Dog House is staying open
Château Bordeaux: No info.
Chester’s: Staying Open
Coral Bay Caribbean Oasis: Closed; Reopening September 1
Cruz Bay Landing: Staying Open
da Livio’s: No info
De’ Coal Pot: Staying Open
DR!NK: Closing August 15 – Drink the bar dry party scheduled for August 14
Driftwood Dave’s: Staying Open
Etta’s West Indian Cuisine: Staying Open
Fatty Crab: Closed permanently
Food Truck across from gravel lot: Closed; Reopening in September
High Tide: Staying Open
Indigo Grill: Staying Open
Jake’s: Staying Open
Joe’s Rum Hut: Closing September 8; Reopening October 1
La Tapa: Closing this Saturday; Reopening the first week of November
Lemongrass at the Westin: Staying Open
Lime Inn: Closing August 22; Front bar reopens September 27; Full restaurant reopens November 1
Little Olive: Closed; Reopening in September
Margarita Phil’s: Closing end of August; Reopening either late September or mid-October
Miss Lucy’s: Closed; Reopening in NOvember
Morgan’s Mango: Closed temporarily due to fire
Motu Bar: Closed permanently; Now DR!NK
North Shore Deli: May close for one week; TBD
Ocean 362: Closed; Reopening September 22
Ocean Grill: Last day is August 30; Reopening September 23
P & P’s: No info
Pickles: Staying Open
Quiet Mon: Closing August 26th; Reopening around September 21st
Rhumb Lines: Closing September 15 through October 21
Ronnie’s Pizza: Closed: Reopening September 15
Sam and Jack’s Deli: Staying open; Will be closed on Sundays only during September & October
Shipwreck Landing: Closing at the end of August; Reopening the first week of November
Skinny Legs: Closing August 16; Reopening October 4
Sogo’s: No info
St. John Scoops: Staying Open
Sun Dog Cafe: Staying Open
T’ree Lizards Restaurant (Cinnamon Bay Campground): Closed September & October
Tamarind Inn: May close for a few days during the first week of September; TBD
The (New) Tap Room: Staying Open
The Fish Trap: Closed; Reopening September 15
The Longboard: Staying open
The Terrace: Closed; Reopening in September
Tourist Trap: Closing either later this week or next week; Reopening around October 1
Uncle Joe’s: Staying Open
Vie’s Snack Shack: Closed for September & October
Virgin Fire: Closing September 8; Reopening October 1.
Vista Mare: Closing October 8. Reopening date TBD.
Waterfront Bistro: Closing September 8 through October 8
West Indies Delight: Staying Open
Woody’s: Closing briefly. Dates TBD
Zozo’s Ristorante: Closing August 26; Reopening November 1