Home | Search Negril | Negril Map | Videos | Forum | Negril Calendar of Events | Where To Stay | Transportation | Restaurants | Things To Do

Page 3 of 5 FirstFirst 12345 LastLast
Results 21 to 30 of 43

Thread: Where are the best patties?

  1. #21
    Member

    User Info Menu

    Are Miss Sonias patties flakey? or bread like?
    url=http://www.TickerFactory.com/]

    [/url]

  2. #22
    Member

    User Info Menu

    How could I forget!?!? The Health Shop, near the roundabout, has yummy, filling patties. They're a variety of whole wheat, vegetarian patties. I've never had one from there that wasn't delicious.

  3. #23
    Member

    User Info Menu

    Neville does provide a good product that's very reasonably priced (he's also a great guy). His, however, are not in the same league as Niah's. Also noteworthy and is directly accross the road from Rooms is Miss Sonia's on the inland side of NMB. Although very good, be prepared for a long, long wait.

    Both Niah's and Miss Sonias are quite a bit larger than Nevilles. They are also more expensive. I'd recommend trying them all. My personal favourite is Niah's (veggie or Italian). MMMMMMMMmmmmmmm

  4. #24
    Member

    User Info Menu

    Quote Originally Posted by Lady Jane View Post
    Are Miss Sonias patties flakey? or bread like?
    Miss Sonia's and Niah's are "bread like". Neville's are more a flakey pastry type (and smaller and thinner).

  5. #25
    Member

    User Info Menu

    Will have to try Miss Sonia's again some time. Tried a chicken patty a few years ago and it tasted really fishy. Done in the same pan as the seafood patties, I guess.

  6. #26
    Member

    User Info Menu

    I like the flaky, non-bread, pastry. Tried Ms. Sonia's once years ago, wasn't that impressed. Maybe I'm spoiled by the beach service :-) Neville's are good but not as good as The Health Shop.

  7. #27
    Member

    User Info Menu

    I've never tried Niah's but last reach in Dec. I had Miss Sonia's for the first time.....They were good, home-made to order, more breadlike than pastry but real
    Good, different from the patties on the beach or juicy patties.
    Cheap thrill corner has decent patties too.

  8. #28
    Member

    User Info Menu

    We are Seasplash-dwellers, so the quick-fix patty is next door at Cheap Thrills (between Seasplash and Treehouse). Most days that's lunch. They also make some great Jamaican dishes every day. Portions are big, price is fair. I have a funny story about the chicken they special-ordergrilled for me sitting in an as-yet-unpublished trip report, but it was great. Niah's is a nice walk destination from Seasplah, and the patties are good and different. In addition, you get (most times) to visit with Niah, who is a cool dude as far as I can say. I always enjoy small talk with him. But you stand there and watch them deep-fry (on the very cool wood logs he juggles around) and then you have to walk twice if you know what I mean.

  9. #29
    Member

    User Info Menu

    Here's a Pic of a Chicken Pattie from Niah's...half eaten




    DPP_00894 by katharineleclair, on Flickr


    Yuuuuuuuuuuuum!

  10. #30
    Member

    User Info Menu

    Name:  JAMAICA 2011 013.jpg
Views: 763
Size:  96.4 KBName:  JAMAICA 2011 008.jpg
Views: 774
Size:  91.4 KBName:  JAMAICA 2011 009.jpg
Views: 778
Size:  89.4 KBName:  JAMAICA 2011 010 - Copy - Copy - Copy - Copy - Copy - Copy.jpg
Views: 740
Size:  81.1 KBName:  JAMAICA 2011 012 - Copy - Copy - Copy - Copy - Copy - Copy.jpg
Views: 684
Size:  85.6 KB

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •