First time we we met Miss Sonya was in 1988 her place was on the beach. We used to eat there almost every day. In the mourning we would go get fresh orange juice.her husband would cut 17 oranges and juice them to fill a rum bottle no sugar added
First time we we met Miss Sonya was in 1988 her place was on the beach. We used to eat there almost every day. In the mourning we would go get fresh orange juice.her husband would cut 17 oranges and juice them to fill a rum bottle no sugar added
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Miss Sonias is definitely open still...was busy the other day.Originally Posted by scotchjc
Great to hear. Got to get some brown stewed chicken and some patties.
Hope to run into you guys while we're there.
JC
i had forgotten Brimsley. wonder if he is still around. would usually spend one day up at the pool in villas negril. always enjoyed. of course t water is another spot we miss . also in red ground old pal cottage was knocked days aseveral years back and a private residence was built in it's place
Last time we saw Brimsley...he was off/on working at the Canoe...nice man!
Where is Miss Sonias?
across the street from Rooms
I loved the Rocky Dell which was across from Tensing Pen back in the day...Gosnell(sp) ran the place and had solid, well priced food...It would probably take an hour or more to get the food but it was worth the wait!
Sheritas! And the great Canadians who came every year with their own BAND to add to the good food and lovely surroundings!
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I am surprised that nobody mentioned Gino's at the Mariposa. When Gino was running that place it was hands down the most elegant in Negril. Malcolm the waiter was trained by Gino and could have worked in the finest restaurants in the States. The Marlin carpaccio killed.
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