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Coconut International (next to BarBBarn) for local fare at reasonable prices. Original Negril - family owned.
BarBBarn has good food too, a little more $ than Coconut Int.
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I vote for Alfreds'. They have really great food, big portions, at a very inexpensive price.... around $10 for full meal. On our last reach, we also discovered that they also make a yummy breakfast.
A bit higher end, I'd recommend Rondel village restaurant (keeps changing names). Food, ambiance, service are all great.
For a deluxe breakfast, I'd go with Country Country... they make the best banana pancakes and french toast!
Every year, we experiment... this year's find was Italian Cafe. Its across the road, just down a bit from Rooms. They have pasta and pizza to die for, at a reasonable price.
We dont stay at All inclusives anymore, there are too many places to try on the beach!!
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Thanks, Kimbobwe, Ras, Goldilocks and Jody. I have been to Kubaya years ago for lunch, very nice. I'll have to give the others a try while there.
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Breakfast - Alfreds (they make a great Jamaican breakfast); Negril Treehouse (buffet style with made to order eggs); and BarBBarn.
Lunch - Alfreds (great fish & chips): Cosmo's (conch usually on menu)
Dinner - Ossie's Shack (small quaint restaurant on beach side on road) - Miss Madge (Ossie's wife) is one of the best cooks in Negril and the ambience is great); Coconuts International; Charela Inn for high end international/jamaican cuisine
All of the above are Jamaican owned/operated and all have been serving great food for over 25 years
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