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Originally Posted by JDd
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They have Jamaicans working there, JD.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDd
Yeah, that looks like a perfect pizza - so many trips to JA and I've never eaten pizza there! This will change next month. Thanks for posting and for supporting a great hockey team that did not look great last night...Quote:
Originally Posted by Patricia
lobster pizza at tamboo yum yum
Thank you all for your input. My wife says German bar but I would like to try something different. Going to check the menu at Chances and the Bar B Barn and will report back later on who won, (like I have to report back, everyone know the wife always wins).
That looks just like my pizza! We're just around the corner so it's always hot when it arrives. Love the mango salad, too. OK, papaya and pineapple when mangos are off season. I wonder if they'll recognize the name and address again next reach?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Patricia
Pizza snob checking in... that Caio pizza looks pretty good. Might give it a try come Dec. I've had Chances, not bad but I haven't had much else in Negril to compare it to. I think maybe only Belladonna a couple times while on the pub crawl.
we love the jerk chicken pizza from Chances, they deliver, tried Kennys last year, o.k. but very expensive, soon come
Sunrise club and Ciao are best.
Italian cafe good thing crush.
German bar just OK pizza
Chances better than no pizza but not that good, because of the sauce.
I tried pizza from German Bar and from Chances - but I found but of them to be cardboard thin. Anybody have a real thick pizza pie in Negril? I'm a fan of Gino's or Giordano's as made in Chicago.
You might want to try Seastar. They make their pizza with coco bread, for a thicker crust....too bad there isn't a Lou Malnati's in Negril.Quote:
Originally Posted by frankk