Closing down for low season

The dining out choices start getting a little thin this time of year when many restaurants close for a few weeks in the height of low season.

St. John Spice Ruth has been compiling a comprehensive list of who is closed and for how long for 9 years now. She says this year’s list is now up-to-date.

“We started putting the list together because customers in the store are always asking for dining recommendations and we wanted to be sure we were sending them to places that were open,” Ruth says.

Check out Ruth’s updated restaurant closings list, here.

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7 Responses to “Closing down for low season”

1. St. John
   August 23rd, 2009 08:29
   1

   Thanks for keeping tabs on the restaurant scene, St. John Ruth, you’re the best!

2. mary beth
   August 23rd, 2009 08:52
   2

   Ruth ROCKS! And so does Ron!
   well deserved vacation for La Tapa and others! Enjoy!

3. DUNE
   August 23rd, 2009 08:56
   3

   What about Uncle Joe’s BBQ?

4. 'Silver Fox'
   August 23rd, 2009 09:02
   4

   What a great service for everyone, Ruth. There have been so many times I have been asked or wanted to know myself and had no idea who was open or not. You are the best! Love my sugar and creamer.

5. JT
   August 23rd, 2009 09:02
   5

   I agree Ruth is the best! I think of her as the mayor & travel mistro of Cruz Bay

6. Lynn
   August 23rd, 2009 09:05
   6

   Yes Fish Trap will be closing soon too! AND yay cause my boy Wade will be on the East Coast hanging out with the family!!

7. J. Lowe
   August 25th, 2009 09:10
   7

   Hello Ruth from Freehold, NJ. What a great, nice thing to do. St. John really does slow down during Sept. & Oct. Hope everyone enjoys their down time.

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