I'd love to hear your thoughts on your favourite breakfast spots - what are your picks for:
Best breakfast value
Best breakfast food
Best coffee
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I'd love to hear your thoughts on your favourite breakfast spots - what are your picks for:
Best breakfast value
Best breakfast food
Best coffee
Had a good breakfast at Alfred's this past trip . Also,pee wees was good though Elvis was a bit surely
There are lots of breakfast places ,
Canoe Is probable my favourite
Café Goa is good too,
Blue Mountain coffee shop is a nice little spot,
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Pool guy.. Never tried canoe. What is it that makes it so good? Also just curious where do you like to stay on your family trips.?
The buffet at Treehouse can't be beat for value and variety!
Canoe is awesome any time of day but breakfast is outstanding!
Teddy's Hideaway at the Blue Cave Castle is also excellent.
And you can never forget Cafe Goa.
Just Natural for the true Jamaicam breakfast experience, with tables set throughout tropical foilage and probably the most friendly three family member staff on the West End! Blessed experience.
I like the Canoe eggs, its a breakfast sandwich on cocobread! They also do the French press coffee that's very good! I have a picture somewhere but cant find it.
Last few trips we have been staying at Crystal Waters.
Spanky, Canoe has awesome French press blue mountain coffee and the caramelized banana fench toast is to die for. Oh and two words, lobster omelet!
Thanks boz2, how could I forget Just Natural. Any meal there is a magical experience. The food is fantastic. The garden setting is beautiful. And the family are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. You can't help but feel the love!
Sounds great thansk
Canoe breakfast from 7am-12noon westend rd, opposite MXIII on the seaside
Bacon and Eggs @ Xtabi
Ras nailed it
"Canoe has awesome French press blue mountain coffee and the caramelized banana fench toast is to die for"
my wife just went on and on about the french toast
and i liked the BLT on coco bread , we stay at cocolapalm and we scootered there a few times for breakfast and snorkeled too cant wait to get back to canoe and try more places, there just is never enough time...
Lobster Omlette at Coconut International :)
eggs benedict at Bar B Barn
Montana's! Cheap and good! Attachment 34302
Think this was 600J. It was the works omelette. I love their egg, bacon, and cheese sandwich for 350J
I absolutely love the breakfast all you can eat buffet at the Tree House. It is so great that I'm not hungry until dinner time.
Chris - where is Montana's?Quote:
Originally Posted by chris55
Seastar's free for guests breakfast is something I really enjoyed last month. Steaming hot crock pot of Jamaican Porridge, sweetened with packets of Jamaica golden brown Sugar. The little packets have the Jamaican flag and are produced by Grace.
Yogurt, Banana bread, muffins, toast, corn flakes, cream cheese, jam, butta, and eggs at two for two dollars. I don't think you can beat it.
Hi poolguywindsor:
I know you also stayed at Silver sands as I read your trip advisor. And you gave me some advice re SS. Now I find you stay at CW as will we our second week. We have similar tastes! At least in choosing jamaica accomodation. Is the Canoe, Steel drum Thursday worth a visit? Or better to have breakfast. I hear it's the only place you can get an authentic Caesar?
OK, I am sold. Will be trying breakfast at Canoe next trip.
Jamaica4ever, Steel drum and webcast Thursday is a must do each reach for us, great band.
Thanks daveols We will be there! And maybe for breakfast with Caesars (bloody mary's)the day after!!
Right across the street from Fun Holiday. We had dinner here one night as well and it was awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2nutz4travel
Shereta's Restaurant and Bar, great sea views,color. excellent breakfasts, great recorded tunes to listen to.
You can also get an authentic caesar at Seastar, provided of course there isn't a clamato shortage :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamaica4ever
Thanks Chris - will have to check it out!Quote:
Originally Posted by chris55
We'll be at Rooms next reach, it sounds like there are a lot of places close by to check out!
We brought Caesar Pleaser mix with us...no shortage for us :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 2nutz4travel
Thursday at Canoe is always a ton of fun, worth the trip over every time. This Clamato powder mix seems to be the saviour to the Caesar!
The eggs benedict at PeeWees is to die for.
It really is...I would bring the rest of the seasonings next time. My girlfriend already has supplies trip for our annual chick trio to Puerto Vallarta :)Quote:
Originally Posted by poolguywindsor
Montana's off my list after the St.Louis Sally debacle.nuff said
Personally, my favorite is bacon, eggs, callaloo and dumplings cooked by the staff and served to us on the deck of the owner's villa at Nirvana, looking at the sea, with fresh squeezed OJ and JBM coffee. Love coming back from my morning stroll on the beach and smelling all that good stuff.
We find that we just don't want to spend time waiting for food in a restaurant at that time of day.
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.