Negril Restaurants

... on the website and the rooms have full bottles of liquor in them that are included in your overall cost.  There are several restaurants on property that are open and offer a variety of foods, the menu variety is good, but after 2 days you're ...

... we did most of it along what was left of the beach. Wading would be a better description. The various seaside bars and restaurants were either closed or removing seaweed from their floors. There were a few patrons at some of them, all just watching the ...

... season: bananas, passionfruit, papaya, oranges and grapefruit.  Since Rastafarians do not eat meat, there are a number of restaurants that are vegetarian.  One evening we and a woman named Rosemary from Michigan checked out one of ...

... at all...         And anyway, the beach more than compensated for not-so-impressive buffets and restaurants at the resort...Couples Swept Away is on what is known as the "7-Mile Beach" - probably the finest stretch of ...

... of the trip we won had us all staying at Point Village which I would highly recommend.  Its a beautiful complex, plenty of restaurants for a variety of food, lots of bars so you can double-fist the drinks all day, every day.  I enjoyed staying ...

... 7 miles of beach, with soft white sand, low waves and beautiful turquoise colored water. Along the beach there are resorts, restaurants, beach bars and countless souvenir vendors.  We check into the Legends Beach Hotel, one of the resorts, and then ...

... rolling of the ocean, yet its so dark you can't see it.  The beach is lit with many little bars and different sized restaurants.  You can see 8 billion stars in the sky.  The odd couple or group of people walks up and down the beach after ...

Ich liebe den Strand von Negril! Das ist aber auch das Einzigste... Negril besteht (fast) nur aus Strand, Hotels, Restaurants, Souveniershops und sonstigen "geschäftigen" Leuten am Strand... Wie sagte der Sohn meiner Gastfamilie: an diesem Strand ...

... fee once and all food and drinks are included. It was all great quality too. We did our best to try all of the restaurants which were creole, Indian, Italian, Asian and a steakhouse. I had some delicious snapper with a capers and spicy sauce at the Creole ...

... verandas to watch and take pictures. At 6:30, just after sunset (Jamaica does not use daylight savings time), the main restaurants opened for dinner. We ate at Patois Patio, which is an elegant open air restaurant that seats about 150 people. The ...

... our meal. They had eaten at Lemongrass, which is the Thai restaurant, and at Feathers, the continental restaurant. These two restaurants require reservations, which we made the night of our arrival (pays to read the message board, as they book up days ...

... late buffet for lunch. The lunch buffet includes all kinds of food and is very good. We found the food in the large restaurants better then the smaller ones that required reservations. I think some people like them just for the snob appeal of requiring ...

... make MoBay the ultimate tourist town.  It is rife with all-inclusives, beaches, souvenir shops, shopping malls and restaurants.  There's not much of interest to see here, so we decided to head for Negril ...

... not understand how it is possible to worship a person as Rastas do. It's quite isolated at Winnifred Beach.  There's no restaurants close by (except a couple of places selling rice and peas and the restaurant on the beach which is open only for ...

... Mr. C at Kabrousse, so the three surviving companions set about finding some food.  Cap Skiring had a lot of upmarket restaurants that would probably not welcome three mud covered travellers and my pocket wouldn't welcome their bill.  We found a ...

... and wandering up and down the 'Hip Strip' which is basically the main tourist street with all the beaches, gift shops, bars, restaurants and taxis. One of the bars there is the Bobsled Bar which is famous as it contains the first ...