Locally Owned

[jeff brown]

Does anyone have an idea about how many of the bars/restaurants/hotels are actually locally owned in Negril?

[Rob]

Yes! This is gonna be interesting!

[jeff brown]

Hey Rob. My gf and I will be in next Tuesday for about a week. Be nice to say hey again. Not sure if you remember us, she is from Cleveland. We bumped in to you at Goa a couple of years ago and again at the Tree House in March I think. Hope all is well.

[Rob]

Yah man! See you soon! Our number is 876-423-5479

[jeff brown]

Great. I'll shoot you a message when we make it in.

[Rob]

Excellent!

[jeff brown]

We have two first time visitors coming along with us this time.

[Vince]

Best place to take them Jeff! Once ya go then ya know

[phineasfreakears]

Does anyone have an idea about how many of the bars/restaurants/hotels are actually locally owned in Negril?

That's a good question. I try to patronize the smaller establishments along the beach if possible, in the mindset that they are more apt to be locally owned. but I really don't know who owns what. One of my favorite spots (forget the name) for sunset Red Stripes is a little bar about half way on the beach that always has a little sandwich board advertising the price, last time I was there it was somewhere around J$150 . super cheap.

[SLP]

Here is a start for you . I stay at the Golden Sunset and it is owned by Ray Arthurs. His brother Alfred owns Alfred's right across the road.