Of all the Negril hotels and eats no longer around, which one do you miss the most?

[HuskerJohn]

The Negril Yacht Club Bar and Brown Sugar on the cliff road.

[Nick]

I second the Yacht Club. Man that old juke box was GOLDEN! Many a spicy beef patty found it's demise there as well. Another place that was wonderful in the day was the Negril Sands, somewhere about 1/2 way up the beach. Thatch bar on the beach, nice shady hammocks and a wonderful afternoon buffet in the middle of nowhere.

[negrilaholic]

another vote for Pirate's Cave.

And whatever happened to change Kaiser's from the party place I heard about to how dead it is today? I still remember just going in to check it out and how weird the vibe was at the office..

[Red Dragon]

Some of the places mentioned bring back many memories. The Hurricane Bar, when it was on the beach, had the best music around. The Mahogany Inn was probably the first place I dined on my first trip to Negril.

But the place I miss most is Negril Palm Beach Hotel, next to Charela. Great staff, great breakfasts!

[BCBud]

Memories indeed! T-Water was a great place to hang out (Spike made a great fruit punch). Lindsay's Wharf Club for great food, cheap drinks and a very interesting clientele. Mrs Murphy's restaurant/bar/movies/pool table. Pete's Restaurant on the beach. Fisherman's Club (groceries/hardware/restaurant/bar/juke box/boxing matches, etc). Hurricane Bar on the beach, then on the cliffs, then near Green Isand (RIP Mark)

[Prism]

FOR REAL

and I mean that for real!

T-Water, Pickled Parrot, 23/7 !

T-Water

These

[Papa Georgie]

There was a restaurant called the Red Snapper that we had a great meal one trip....then it went out of business.
They had a place on the cliffs and on the beach.

[Miss B]

White Bird with Mama and Uncle Will

[countryman]

White Bird with Mama and Uncle Will

You are right about that Miss B Great times there, long time ago!!!

[Rambo]

as with a lot of tourist towns, it doesn't take long for having just the lowest prices as the draw.....cant stay in business just by trading dollars.....
you must have something unique to stay in for the long haul...........

these are rough days ahead, a lot of places might drop off along the way........I hate to see that because they seem to get replaced by "big money" operations......................

Its a trend that is taking place all over the world sadly..................gonna be tough for Mom nPop's to survive...