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who has the good stuff??
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who has the good stuff??
I had really good pumpkin soup at Sun Beach and Seastar. It was really a treat because I wasn't expecting it from either place before the meal.
Two of the best pumpkin soups I've had are from LTU Pub & Hungry Lion.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDd
I've had the pumpkin soup from LTU also and love it!
Roots Cafe, and LTU. I prefer Roots when it comes to pumpkin soup (sips).
Ltu!
Love the pumpkin soup at Chill Awhile (Idle Awhile) with a side of garlic bread for dipping.
Hungry Lion doesn't get much in the way of shout outs on the board and I don't understand it. It's one of my must eat places every trip. Beautiful venue, always tasteful music and outstanding food. I've never had a bad meal there. Respect --Marblehead
I agree Marblehead. I've been going to Negril since 1990 (around 60 trips) and didn't know about Hungry Lion until Lenbert took us several years ago on the Pub Crawl. Great food & atmosphere. We go at least once every trip now but never tried the pumpkin soup. Will make a point of trying it this trip.
Alfred's makes a wonderful chunky chicken, vegetable, (dumpling?) pumpkin soup. Love LTU as well but it's more like a broth.
I love the Pumpkin soup at Catcha.....the creamy kind not the one with chunks in it.
Ltu
lol...i think pumpkin soup doesnt have lumps or chunks..its just pumpkin.....no lumps............................................. ..............................>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>why do they call it pumpkin soup
what color are they?
I'm not a big fan of soup. But the pumpkin soup at Couples Negril was amazing.
We let our first taxi driver in 2007 be our guide to restaurants etc. during our 12 day stay. Hungry Lion was on his list and we've always enjoyed return visits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marblehead
Hungry Lion always looks closed when I walk by in October. Is it not open that time of year or just closed during day?
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Originally Posted by Blueallah
Hungry Lion is only open during peak season...they open well into November and close in April. They don't really advertise all that much either...thus the lack of "shout outs".Quote:
Originally Posted by Marblehead
I think it's a lovely property also...food is delicious.
Hungry Lion is one of our favorites and it's been around for a long time. It is just as good to this day for a lovely romantic dinner.