Best Breakfast on the Seven Mile Beach? I need bottom less coffee.

Always enjoyed a mellow breakfast at Coconut International. Sheldon makes a killer lobster omlette.Also a Sunday breakfast at Café Goa with live music and a angry bloody mary.

Cafe Goa was our go to spot. Bottomless coffee, strong wifi, good food, good service, and bottomless fresh roasted coffee make it an easy spot to relax for a couple hours in the morning.

Taxi there and walk down to Times Square for cash at the ATM in the morning. Or just cross the road and hang out on the beach at many of the great spots close by.

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Originally Posted by Biggs of the week

Always enjoyed a mellow breakfast at Coconut International. Sheldon makes a killer lobster omlette.Also a Sunday breakfast at Café Goa with live music and a angry bloody mary.

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Biggs, I second the lobster omelette @ Coconut International with just a hint of hot peppers, garlic, scallions cooked in butter.

Where exactly is Coconut International? I recall seeing it, but can't remember where.

Saeyedoc,
Coco International is on the beach, 2 doors going towards town from Bar B Barn.
Like, just across the street from Coral Seas Garden, but on the beach.
It is also next door to Mom's Place on the beach.
So, You have, Bourbon beach, Bar B barn, Mom's Place,and Coconut International.

Please someone correct me if I am wrong.

Near Mom's Place...Bar B Barn area.

Edit to add...
Markospoon...you're way more descriptive than moi...lmao!

Thanks, looks like there are several good choices on that stretch of beach that I'm not familiar with.

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Originally Posted by hille141

Cafe Goa was our go to spot. Bottomless coffee, strong wifi.

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I wish I'd known that when we were there, I'd have eaten there every day!

So much instant coffee served in Negril....and charging by the cup can kill the budget in our family.

Yea that's why we always bring a grinder and make sure we have our own coffee maker

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Originally Posted by hille141

Cafe Goa was our go to spot. Bottomless coffee,

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I'd have to double check on that. Every trip I stop at Goa once or twice for breakfast, paid for every cup. Pricey too... 200-250 ja a cup. Hotels with breakfast plans are the only bottomless cups I've found. I'm all ears though.