Cookies/Brownies

[Wicked]

Definitely check out the Wake N Bake Cafe. On my last reach, we visited and met the owner. She and her staff are really welcoming and easy to chat with. She is eventually adding some guest rooms on her property and gave us a tour. I don't think she has the beach stall anymore. She used to walk up and down the beach selling her items but now just sells out of her place.

Thank you, I will visit her in the first few days.

Edit: Tedd's really is across the police station? Unthinkable in my home country. Perhaps I have to visit him too.

[Bnewb]

Thank you, I will visit her in the first few days.

Edit: Tedd's really is across the police station? Unthinkable in my home country. Perhaps I have to visit him too.

Tedd's is a bit past the police station...even beyond the Texaco.
Mushrooms have always been legal here...so no problem being near the police station.

[bigbamboo]

I remember Jenny's cakes from back in the day. My first trip there I ordered one cake for me and one for my bud. We ate them (actually choked them down... they were strong). Went to a bar, can't really remember the name, and while ordering beers told the bartender we both had just eaten one of Jenny's cakes. He said "Wow, you two split a cake?!?! They are for four people mon.". I came back to consciousness in front of the Negril Beach Club, no shoes, no sunglasses, and a coke in my hand that the ice had melted in hours ago. Fortunately no sunburn. It was however, difficult explaining to immigration why I was wearing Flip-flops arriving home to Boston in January.

[Jenn]

Not sure if this is the same as the one on the West End - but here's the sign.

[booger]

I remember Jenny's cakes from back in the day. My first trip there I ordered one cake for me and one for my bud. We ate them (actually choked them down... they were strong). Went to a bar, can't really remember the name, and while ordering beers told the bartender we both had just eaten one of Jenny's cakes. He said "Wow, you two split a cake?!?! They are for four people mon.". I came back to consciousness in front of the Negril Beach Club, no shoes, no sunglasses, and a coke in my hand that the ice had melted in hours ago. Fortunately no sunburn. It was however, difficult explaining to immigration why I was wearing Flip-flops arriving home to Boston in January.

LOL. Jenny's cakes are legit. Last time I was there she made up some red velvet cakes that were amazing.

OP,
Take a cab up to Jenny's/C&D bar and grab a few for the week. They are the most consistent product that I have found in Negril. Grab a meal there as her cooking is really good.

[TAH]

LOL. Jenny's cakes are legit. Last time I was there she made up some red velvet cakes that were amazing.

OP,
Take a cab up to Jenny's/C&D bar and grab a few for the week. They are the most consistent product that I have found in Negril. Grab a meal there as her cooking is really good.

Usually my second or third stop is at Jenny's, to either grab whatever coconut ginger cake she has on hand, or have them make me one. That stuff is incredible. The red velvet is good too, but the coconut ginger is life changing.

[Wicked]

OP,
Take a cab up to Jenny's/C&D bar and grab a few for the week. They are the most consistent product that I have found in Negril. Grab a meal there as her cooking is really good.

What can you expect to pay for a charter taxi from the centre of Long Bay to Jenny's (which seems to be near the lighthouse) and back again?

[CosmicMoose]

What can you expect to pay for a charter taxi from the centre of Long Bay to Jenny's (which seems to be near the lighthouse) and back again?

I took a route cab from Connie's and at the roundabout I asked if he would take $500j to take me to White Sands and he happily accepted. Connie's is in the upper cliffs, nowhere near the lighthouse.

YMMV.

~Moose

[Jamerican71]

I remember Jenny's cakes from back in the day. My first trip there I ordered one cake for me and one for my bud. We ate them (actually choked them down... they were strong). Went to a bar, can't really remember the name, and while ordering beers told the bartender we both had just eaten one of Jenny's cakes. He said "Wow, you two split a cake?!?! They are for four people mon.". I came back to consciousness in front of the Negril Beach Club, no shoes, no sunglasses, and a coke in my hand that the ice had melted in hours ago. Fortunately no sunburn. It was however, difficult explaining to immigration why I was wearing Flip-flops arriving home to Boston in January.

I'm sorry to laugh at this story but this is hilarious!!!!

[bigbamboo]

I'm sorry to laugh at this story but this is hilarious!!!!

No apologies necessary, good times lol.