I'm going to pack some of the likkle cans this trip, not worth chancing not being able to find it and the cans travel well :)Quote:
Originally Posted by chris55
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I'm going to pack some of the likkle cans this trip, not worth chancing not being able to find it and the cans travel well :)Quote:
Originally Posted by chris55
Firefly pancakes w/ banana topping
I really need to proof my posts...:). Cans work..powder weighs lessQuote:
Originally Posted by 2nutz4travel
Coletta's, Sweet Spot, Montana's.....all very good, very inexpensive and very Jamaican. Coletta's is my favorite of the 3. Always a lot of locals in there. All three are right across the street in the vicinity of Rooms and Fun Holiday. Enjoy!
I usually have breakfast at CCLP (because of the banana bread), but my favorite place for breakfast is probably Pee Wee's on the west end. Elvis is a great cook!
I was in Negril in November and eat breakfast daily at Pablo's across from Samsara. It was DE LISH and very reasonable about 5-6 us dollars. It was some of the best ackee/salt fish and calaloo I have had. We are going back in April and can't wait to eat there againbut will try some of the other places mentioned.
In Negril in first week of Feb, had 3 breakfasts at Sipsnbites. (Jamaican breakfast) very good. Our last day Saturday, sips is closed. We went to Pee Wees they don't serve Jamaican breakfast so cook told us to go to Pablo's. $480j for Jamaican breakfast with tea or coffee. It was excellent. My wife commented that it was the best ackee/salt fish she had, I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by rosalie
Best breakfast in Negril to us was Catcha. Best coffee I have ever had and that view with your breakfast and the peaceful sounds is priceless.
Have to agree on the view, amazing way to start the day. Funny about the coffee, Mr. Nutz hated it, compared it to dish water and I don't drink it so I can't comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaherring
Our favorite breakfast spot is Jenny's in the West End, great food and great value.