The Pantry

Very snobbish atmosphere. Very expensive. A bacon, egg, and cheese croissant was $13. We as African Americans are scarce on this side of Jekyll. It seems as our group of 5, we were not welcomed there. My 12 year old son walked up to the chalkboard menu in the back of the restaurant, and a male and female white patron who was sitting close looked at him like he was angry my son walked up. I also noticed people walking up and looking into the Cafe. They stared at us, and chose to not come in. In no time the customers put their plates up after we sat down. Then we were in there alone. They cleared out when we walked in. It was like being in the 1950s. I had to console my son because he had never experienced such bold racism in his life. The servers acted like they didn't want to take our orders. We live in a large city, and the racism is not as obvious. It almost turned a good time into a life changing experience for my child. Even when we went to the Turtle Cove, we got the same reactions. It was the sad part of our vacation. People of color are not wanted here. Consider yourself warned. Eat bkfst before you arrive on the island. Don't go here...