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leah151 says:
Perhaps it was because we had just come from Rick's Cafe after five of their cocktail specials and after that much 'juice', even Dominoes Pizza seems gourmet, but the Rockhouse Restaurant was one of my favorite dining experiences in Jamaica. It's definitely a splurge to eat here but well worth it! W…
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xxwishnonstarzz says:
A really good time. This is a musical written by Eric Idle, currently showing at the Palace theatre. The show takes a lot from various MP skits and movies, mostly 'Holy Grail,' and sort of extends on the story a bit. It was wonderful seeing a lot of everyone's favorite sketches live and in person…
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jey says:
Cosy bar / cafe in the West End. Most of the beer is local and organic, as is much of the rest of the food and drink. Everything is also free of animal products, but the emphasis is firmly on enjoyment over holiness.
Free wi-fi, gramophone DJ sets, open peat fire, microbrew beers and great value…
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leah151 says:
The owner of the restaurant, Errol 'Ites' Chambers, epitomizes the warmth of Jamaican hospitality. Within minutes of entering his establishment and sitting down for a chat, you feel you've made a friend for life. This great vegetarian/Ital restaurant (Rastafarians use the word Ital, derived from the…
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leah151 says:
Ask the locals who live on the cliffs in Negril where the best jerk chicken can be found and they'll point you down the road to a spot next to the No Limit Bar where a barbecue barrel stands waiting to be fired up each evening. Look for the chicken statues atop two columns and you've found the best …
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alnnay712000 says:
Rick's Cafe was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Jamaica in Oct. 2009. The cliff divers are just amazing. They will continuously bother you for tips, but if you simply tell them that you already tipped them, they usually leave you alone. The food was a little expensive for the amount …
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leah151 says:
Elvis Morris, the artist whose roadside stand of wood carvings resides next to the Blue Cave Castle, has been in that location for many years. Its beginnings were much smaller back when he started; only a small table held some of his first carvings. Today, a much larger area occupies the space along…
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leah151 says:
Pewee's Restaurant & Bar in Negril's West End on the cliffs is a hidden jewel tucked off the road enough where if you blink, you may miss it. We were introduced to Pewee's when our friend Danny led us to the place the morning we were looking for a breakfast spot. As we passed the kitchen we saw th…
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leah151 says:
If you love sunsets, Negril is the place to go for outstanding views at the end of the day. Whether cloudy or clear, the sunsets are phenomenal. Looking for a romantic setting? Head to Seven Mile Beach just before the sun sets on the horizon and prepare for the view. On the cliffs? Head to Rick…
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leah151 says:
This little watering hole at the west end of Negril on the cliffs (near the Blue Cave Castle) is just the place you need if you're seeking a no frills, hang-with-the-locals kind of experience. No Limit Bar is intimately small, inexpensive and friendly so you can toss back a cold one while interacti…
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electricapples says:
For those of you that don't know, there is a hugh rivalry between the University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas. Every year, usually around the first weekend of October when the state fair is going on, the two schools play each other in a football game. The game is so large that it is pla…
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