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Virgilio’s Restaurant, St. Thomas

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  • Located in an old stone warehouse in Charlotte Amalie’s shopping district, this is where the island’s movers and shakers dine. Eavesdropping is a fine art here. Pasta comes in many forms – the seafood and linguine is a sure bet. Or try the chicken served in lemon sauce (seeVirgilio’s Restaurant).

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