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We ate dinner at Montana's, not sure of their hours. I would never have thought of eating at Boat Bar, but Lonnie, the owner of Nirvana recommended it on this thread. I think they've always had food, but may have a new chef. The food was excellent and as a bonus, Joe Issac's band (who plays at Boat Bar regularly) was at Rondel next door.
We ate Breakfast there last Sunday morning. Banana bread French toast is awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by Jenn
We had great meals at Treehouse, Kuyaba and Sunrise.
Tree House is usually good.
rasta ade next to rooms on the beach if you like veg
qualities seafood excellent
You have to try the pineapple cole slaw at De Bar, it is so good. Everyone had great meals at Swordfish, I will certainly put them on our list for next time. Treehouse was the best, the coconut curry seafood dish with roti had lobster enough to share.
Charela has nice live music/dancing on the patio on Thursday nights and the food has always been good. We try not to miss it!
I'll cast my vote for DeBar in the west end across from the old Sunset on The Cliffs hotel (now Coral Seas Cliff - again). DeBar is very laid back and serves up some of the very best jerk in Jamaica - it might take a while, but it's worth it! Also, while I'm not a vegan, RastaAde on the beach is amazing food. RastaAde also has the added bonus of being right next door to some of the cheapest Red Stripe on the beach at Sunnyside Beach Bar ($200j). Also, not to be missed on the beach is Auntie's - a tiny local spot near the Tree House - fresh lobster and chicken with outstanding jerk sauce - oh, and don't forget to stop by there at lunchtime for your patty fix!
I would highly recommend the food at Coco La Palm, Montana's Cafe, Charela Inn, Kuyaba Negril, and Ivan's Restaurant.
Treehouse has roti? Is this correct?Quote:
Originally Posted by Canadageorge