Thread: Thanksgiving Dinner Suggestions

I love The Fish Trap. You might want to give them a call to see if they are open on Thanksgiving. You might have a problem with finding restaurants that are open on this holiday. If you cant find anything open, just stay at Caneel. The food is always good there!! Helen

Thanks so much Helen for your suggestion!

Foxy's on Jost Van Dyke in the BVI has a Thanksgiving feast with a Caribbean twist. worldeventsguide.com/event/1473/Great-Harbou…

No Problem! Wouldn't the problem with eating at JVD is getting back to St. John? It would be hard for them to get there on their travel day to the island as well. Helen

Foxy's would definitely be great, but I don't think we could get there since we will arrive at Caneel around 2:00. I'll probably stick with the Equator, but I appreciate the suggestions! We will be going to JVD on Saturday.

The buffet at Caneel will most likely have a great spread.Depending on your arrival time you may be quite tired .It does not sound practical to try to get over to jost on a travel day at all.If you are planning on eating at caneel for the buffet I suggest picking up the mealplan for that day as it is much more reasonable than paying for the buffet as a stand alone meal.When you add in ...

The Foxy's Thanksgiving feast lasts 3 days, so there should be some leftovers when you get there. :-) There's also a pot-luck Thanksgiving Dinner at Skinny Legs in Coral Bay with a slow-roasted pig. You could take beverages or bring cranberry something from the States.

Depending on what time you arrive and make it to Skinnys for Thankspigging (it is pot luck) the food might be over as it starts around 4pm (I believe) Pia

Thank you all for your great suggestions!

Is Thankspigging at Skinny's more for the local's or are some of us visitors welcome?