The only brewery per se on the island, although there is one other guy selling homebrew as the house beer at a restaurant. Overall the staff was friendly and the beer was okay for what it was. Prices were on the high side, but everything on the island is expensive so that’s to be expected. Food was decent but nothing remarkable. Still, worth a stop if you are in St. John.

Small place in a small town in a small island. They have about 5 local brews on tap as well as a bunch of Shipyard stuff. Apparently Shipyard handles all their bottling and mass brewing these days. Unfortunately I’m not a huge Shipyard fan and the beers they have from Shipyard aren’t even among the company’s better selections. But then again, I imagine one shouldn’t be picky when stranded in a small Caribbean island. Mix of local expats and cruise ship people - if you like the kind of crowd the Virgin Islands attracts, then you’ll like this place. They have a rotating seasonal that they brew in house - when I was there it was a coffee stout that was pretty good. I had a blackened Mahi burger that was ok, served with a bag of chips. They have a nice patio.

What a great location! If you are on St. Thomas, don’t skip taking the boat over to St. John’s. Nice people, great place to kill a few pints. IPA was by far the best beer I had in the Caribbean!

Only brewery in USVI. Upstairs in Mongoose Junction, which is a kind of mini-plaza of shops; interesting setting. Quick walk from the ferry. A/C’s constantly on the fritz, but there are 2 patio areas as well. I believe they contract brew w/Shipyard, as they had ~a half dozen of their brews on tap as well. 3 TVs, bar menu’s limited to hot pretzels & wings & the like. Definitely worth going to if you’re in USVI.

What can I say, best brew on the island man. Well actually it’s contract brewed up in the states and shipped down, but they plan to have a brewery on island as soon as they can find space. Well worth a stop when you’re down there on vacation (or if you’re lucky enough to live there).