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So, Turkey Day will be during the middle of our trip. Anyone have any suggestions? We love our NFL Football, so we would like to be hanging out at a good location for the games, is there a place that Americans tend to gather for football and possibly Thanksgiving as well?
Not to be repetitive but....SEASTAR
Cool. I will take that under advisement.Quote:
Originally Posted by captaind
Thanksgiving dinner is free to all Treehouse Guests , and slams with my sister's Sweet Potato Souffle.....
I had Thanksgiving dinner last year at Lingah by the Sea (at NBCC) and will do the same again this year. Chef Orlando did an awesome menu that started with pumpkin soup.....I wish I remembered the rest of the menu but by time dessert came, I was stuffed. It was a wonderful meal and a great location.
We are thinking of doing the Thanksgiving dinner at our resort(Hedo),and then going out and dancing off all that food at the Jungle.Really sounds like an awesome way to spend Thanksgiving and party with the locals at the same time!
SeaStar Inn!
Cool Runnings, Marko
We went to Seastar last year to watch football and I believe they had a turkey dinner on the menu. After the game we went across the street to Catcha for a fantastic Thankgiving dinner overlooking the sea. CocoLaPalm on the beach had a turkey dinner with all the fixins and for football on the beach there is always Margaritaville.
I sure hope Sea Star does Turkey Day again this year. We're ditching out on the family and going to Negril so I don't have to cook for them.
Somebody needs to make dinner for me this year!
As for me, I will probably go across the street and pick up some jerk chicken at Best in the West, eat the fruit I bought from Ms. Cortis that morning, drink a couple of Red Stripes, sit on the beach and watch the glorious sunset while giving thanks for all of those blessings - Ja Mon!
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Seastar is having Thanksgiving dinner - I got the email today = Irie!
Any chance you can post that email on here. Does it give a menu?
Hi Gail,
Are non guests still welcome to buy Thanksgiving dinner at the Treehouse, or is it strictly a free perk for guests?
If non guests are also welcome, would you kindly post the menu details here and the dinner time?
Thanks!
QUOTE=gailnegril;62349]Thanksgiving dinner is free to all Treehouse Guests , and slams with my sister's Sweet Potato Souffle.....[/QUOTE]
This is the reply I quickly got from Seastar when asked about Thanksgiving dinner plans:
Hi Kevin
Turkey and all the trimmings served buffet style
We've had many a thanksgiving dinner in Jamaica, this will be my first on the cliffs. Always did the AI route til last year, looking forward to being out of the Philadelphia area and on the island for this one. Jerk turkey sounds good ;)
Hussyband...sounds like Seastar would fit the bill...
fabulous turkey dinner...
NFL however you want...
incredibly relaxing atmosphere!
here's a few pics from a past Thanksgiving at Seastar - food was fabulous as always
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a couple of content guys with full bellies
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and if you are in the neighborhood the next day - stop in for a turkey sandwich! mmmmmm leftovers
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Hey I know those guys!
Most likely I will be at Seastar,then the Jungle. Not an American, but still love a Jamaican turkey dinner!
Tawnee...that's such a great pic of Rob & Scott...love it!! Full(y) content!
Jerk turkey .... good idea???
We are still thinking about doing the Jungle Thanksgiving evening,got the bar crawl the day before and looks like we are getting a few couples away from the Zoo for that so we will have to see how we feel Thursday!!!
Bnewb... We are staying at tensing (love that place), and we tried seastar last year and loved it (we were there after thanksgiving however). That may be just the place this year however. They had the best bottle jerk sauce on the tables..
Yes! It's very good. My dad makes his own jerk seasoning and Jerk Turkey is always on our Thanksgiving and Xmas Dinner menu.Quote:
Originally Posted by gerryg123
With the right sauce, and enough slow cooking, I think I could eat jerk shoe. I love jerk sauce, and have yet to find a meat it will not accent.Quote:
Originally Posted by gerryg123
turkey is normally very, very expensive in Jamaica.....Quote:
Originally Posted by gerryg123
so finding Jerk Turkey is going to be very limited in Jamaica.....
though I have known people to Jerk Turkey here in the states and they all said it was excellent.......
Cool Runnings, Marko
I'm with Lenny. We have never had Thanksgiving at Seastar, but all their food has been good. I have to admit, Seastar does a great job with any food and Thanksgiving is probably no exception. We will be landing so jerk chicken will be the first order, followed by Red Stripe(s), and some good rum. And if we have anymore room (you never know it is Thanksgiving :o) Seastar for dessert could be on the agenda too. If nothing else they make this Purple drink that tastes like a sweetart that I love. I forget the name of the drink and that right there tells you its been too long since my last reach. Soon Come!
Ohhhh yeah...PURPLE RAIN!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CC(US)
Turkey and a bucket of Redstripe!!!!