St. Thomas Islandu.s. virgin island

An ode to Spain’s tapas (also called small plates), Amalia Café is smartly situated on a cobblestone road that could very well be in a centuries-old Spanish town instead of St. Thomas. Whether you seek savory or sweet, spicy or mild, the diverse menu takes all of that into consideration. Expect a few instances of Caribbean flair, such as passionfruit/mascarpone sauce served with fresh tropical fruit, although the majority of the menu features traditional Spanish dishes like paella, Castillian-style garlic soup or pork-loin bocadillo.