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Northside Grind Offers Holiday Gift-Giving Ideas

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Whether you’re in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands as a visitor, a local — or always in spirit — Coconut Post keeps you posted on fun-filled news ’n views. Published monthly by Flamboyan On The Bay Resort & Villas, we’re focused on sharing our people, places, and fun things happening in paradise.

December, 2021

Taste treats are always center stage at Northside Grind. Whether you’re in the mood for a flavorful Smoothie, fresh baked goods, creative salad, or custom deli sandwich, you’ve come to the right place.

With the holiday season in full swing, life can get hectic. Here’s a thought: call ahead for your favorite wraps, classic Northside grinder, or maybe a hot ’n spicy London Broil with Vermont cheddar, onions, and house-made horseradish aioli on a toasted hoagie roll. Delicious!

If you need a holiday shopping break, relax in the newly renovated indoor seating area. Sip on a beverage while deciding what to eat. It’s a perfect time to try the flavorful selection of Enroot sparkling cold brew wellness teas.

Masterfully crafted by a caring community of James Beard chefs, Enroot was founded by friends Brad Pitt, Cristina Patwa and John Fogelman, A curated farm-to-bottle experience, “… the organic cold brew wellness teas deliver a smooth, bright and delicious taste with clean, high-quality ingredients.”

While at Northside Grind you can purchase gift cards in any denomination. What a smart way to wrap up holiday gift shopping for local friends!

Of course, premium quality coffee has been the name of game at Northside Grind from day one. With that in mind, pick up a few bags of signature custom-blended coffee — they make perfect stocking stuffers for the grown-ups.

Newest items on the shelf at Northside Grind are signature thermal cups and handsome flasks from Hydro Cell. The double-wall, vacuum-insulated BPA-free stainless steel products keep liquids cold for 24-hours and hot for 12. Designed for durability and human and environmental health, “…each Hydro Cell stainless steel bottle is tested to last a lifetime of adventure and help you reduce your footprint anywhere you go.” What great gifts!

Above: Northside Grind is currently featuring Enroot sparkling cold brew wellness teas.

Top of the page: Signature Northside Grind thermal cups and Hydro Cell flasks make great holiday gifts.


Northside Grind is open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. seven days a week. Closed Christmas and New Year’s Day. 

For more information, visit NorthsideGrind.com, follow on Facebook or call 340-642-2421


image of a coconut and pineapple both wearing sunglasses on a beach

COCO BITS

A BIT ABOUT GUAVABERRY

Several classic Virgin Islands ‘scratch’ bands recorded versions of the late composer Bill La Motta’s “Guaveberry Song.” A Christmastime favorite, lyrics repeat the lines: “Good Mornin, Good Mornin, ah come fo’ me Guavaberry; Good Mornin, Good Mornin to you and all your family.” The song honors the tradition of serving Guavaberry liqueur during the holidays. Grown in several Caribbean islands, Guavaberry trees bear small fruit, about the size of a blueberry. Related to the clove and eucalyptus, the taste is bittersweet. Guavaberry liqueur is made by blending guavaberries, rum and sugar

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