The Caribbean's Viral Floating Taco Bar Just Opened a Second Location-and You Don't Need a Passport to Visit

"The idea to open a floating taco bar truly started as a dream to share the joy of soaking in the Caribbean Sea,"

"Our family spent nearly every day on the water-diving, surfing, kiting, snorkeling, and we were always searching for the perfect lunch spot you could reach by boat. With our backgrounds in restaurants, we thought, why not bring the dining experience to the water itself?"

"We're bringing the heart of the St. John menu to St. Thomas while infusing it with local ingredients and island-specific flavors,"

"Every taco tells a story, and this one honors the island that welcomed us."

Lime Out launched a second solar-powered floating taco bar in Lindbergh Bay, St. Thomas, providing tacos, cocktails, and oceanfront views. Guests can arrive by yacht, dinghy, or shuttle pontoons such as the Taco Taxi, though swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding are not permitted at the bar. The menu features Lime Out classics like Surf & Turf, Rum-Rib Pulled Pork, and Ceviche tacos, plus St. Thomas exclusives such as the Bless Up taco with jerk chicken and pineapple-mango-cilantro relish. Current hours run Sundays through Fridays with plans to expand to seven days. Operations emphasize minimal plastic use and biodegradable materials.

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