Hey foodies, which Negril restaurants have the biggest portions for the best prices?

[Big_frank]

Gerry, Gerry, Gerry! You already know the answer. Seastar Inn.
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[Irie John]

Fattie's, Barry's, Corner Bar & the Chinese Restaurant next door to Cotton Tree

[Coco]

Cosmo's, 3 Dives, Jus Natural

[booger]

Jenny's

great food, good portions, great price, awesome hostess.

really love breakfast here as well as fried egg sandwich with bacon and cheese right before she shuts down. I usually get two of them as they are that good. Cold beer, coozies to keep them cold as well.

[Mike_D]

... the Chinese Restaurant next door to Cotton Tree

I've always wondered about this place. During most of our trips to Negril, the restaurant was closed. Granted, these trips were during the slow season. On our last visit, earlier this month, I noticed that they were open but we never made it over. I would imagine that a Chinese restaurant could make some excellent food with the fresh ingredients available to them in Negril. I actually had some great Chinese food in Ochi, one time.

[Hussyband]

The obvious response would be Ahh Bee's. It's impossible to finish one of those burgers in one sitting. Good price and great quality.

In addition, I would say that LTU has pretty big portions. It's one of the few places in Negril where I actually had leftovers. Of course, the atmosphere is awesome, the quality is high and the prices are good.

I am proud (ashamed??) to say I did finish an ahhbees burger in one go. I felt not so great afterwards, but I did it.

Presley's has insane portions. His prices are so-so. Wife got shrimp there on go, and there were like two dozen on her plate... And not little ones either. He fed me two whole lobsters once, with enough rice and peas to satisfy a small family.

[Irie John]

I've always wondered about this place. During most of our trips to Negril, the restaurant was closed. Granted, these trips were during the slow season. On our last visit, earlier this month, I noticed that they were open but we never made it over. I would imagine that a Chinese restaurant could make some excellent food with the fresh ingredients available to them in Negril. I actually had some great Chinese food in Ochi, one time.

Mike, it is Chinese with a Jamaican influence. The portions are huge, prices are fair and the food is great. There is a new owner and he has lots of carry out and dine in business. Many locals enjoy this food, too. I've eaten there several times over the past few weeks and will be going again soon.