Best dessert on STJ for Birthday Celebration
- islandjo2010
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Best dessert on STJ for Birthday Celebration
Hi Everyone!
We leave in a week ~ so excited! Just need to finish packing and find out where on STJ has the best dessert!
We will be celebrating 2 birthdays while on STJ and 1 of them I would like to have dessert at the villa. We will have our friends joining us that week so there will be 6 adults and 6 kids.
Can anyone recommend a place that makes yummy desserts for carryout? It doesn't necessarily have to be a birthday cake.
Any help is appreciated ~ Thanks!
Jo
We leave in a week ~ so excited! Just need to finish packing and find out where on STJ has the best dessert!
We will be celebrating 2 birthdays while on STJ and 1 of them I would like to have dessert at the villa. We will have our friends joining us that week so there will be 6 adults and 6 kids.
Can anyone recommend a place that makes yummy desserts for carryout? It doesn't necessarily have to be a birthday cake.
Any help is appreciated ~ Thanks!
Jo
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Hello! I live here in STJ and I came to your post to see what people recommended
because I do not know the answer to your question.
I am disappointed no one's had any recommendations for you yet.
I know desert only eateries are all the rage in the culinary world right now, sadly
that trend has not made it here yet. As someone whose been an owner/partner in
the STJ restaurant world for nearly 14 years and someone with a HUGE sweet tooth
I considered if such a venue could be done here. I won't be pursuing such a
venture because I think the combination of the high cost of operating a biz here
and the fact that most people here drink their sweets - painkillers, bushwackers,
lime and coconuts, etc. (down here alcohol is so much cheaper than food) -
means such a venture would not be a success.
I recommend you see what STJ wedding caterers and private chefs have to offer.
Many of our best pastry chefs and bakers work in that arena now rather than at a
brick and mortar bakery or restaurant.
Good luck! -cheryl
because I do not know the answer to your question.
I am disappointed no one's had any recommendations for you yet.
I know desert only eateries are all the rage in the culinary world right now, sadly
that trend has not made it here yet. As someone whose been an owner/partner in
the STJ restaurant world for nearly 14 years and someone with a HUGE sweet tooth
I considered if such a venue could be done here. I won't be pursuing such a
venture because I think the combination of the high cost of operating a biz here
and the fact that most people here drink their sweets - painkillers, bushwackers,
lime and coconuts, etc. (down here alcohol is so much cheaper than food) -
means such a venture would not be a success.
I recommend you see what STJ wedding caterers and private chefs have to offer.
Many of our best pastry chefs and bakers work in that arena now rather than at a
brick and mortar bakery or restaurant.
Good luck! -cheryl
-cheryl
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Pia wrote:Fantastic birthday cake at Baked In The Sun Order in advance for your own personal favorite - mine...white cake with fresh mango whipped cream filling with buttercream icing
Pia
OHH mango whipped cream sounds heavenly . Is baked in the sun in Cruz Bay ? This sounds perfect for celebrating in St. John .
Wrinkles Only Go Where The Smiles Have Been !
On any other island in the Caribbean, birthday cake is acceptable...but on St. John, you gotta stick the candle in the coconut crack bar from Deli Groto.
It's so ridiculously crazy delicious, when you eat it, you can actually hear yourself getting fatter. It's that good.
It will be yummy. It will be messy. And it will be memorable.
Deli Groto Coconut Crack Bar*
Do it. Do it.
* Legal: Crack Bar not an official name nor trademark of Deli Groto; acutal bar does not contain actual crack (as far as we know).
It's so ridiculously crazy delicious, when you eat it, you can actually hear yourself getting fatter. It's that good.
It will be yummy. It will be messy. And it will be memorable.
Deli Groto Coconut Crack Bar*
Do it. Do it.
* Legal: Crack Bar not an official name nor trademark of Deli Groto; acutal bar does not contain actual crack (as far as we know).
It’s not about yesterday or tomorrow...It’s about today, for come what may – Sun, rain, or hurricane – we've only time for a smile, and none for sorrow
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