The Best of Jamaican Food
"Sometimes you just have to get up off of that lounge chair and go explore." Great advice from the Travel Channel's Andrew Zimmern about experiencing wonderful Jamaican food! Some of my favorites are here - like chicken foot soup, curry goat, and tripe & beans. And some great places to try on your travels, like Aunt Merle's at Hellshire Beach for fresh fish, Cherry's One-Stop in Faith Pen, and exotic fruits from the stands in Bog Walk Gorge. Now I am HUNGRY! Enjoy... and go eat some Jamaican food! Yeah man. :yes: Part 1 Jamaican Food on "Bizarre Foods" featured on TRAVEL Part 2 Jamaican...
Read MoreDon’t miss it! 2011 Portland Jerk Festival | this Sunday, July 3rd | Port Antonio, Jamaica
How can you really top this - delicious Jamaican jerk and fun family-oriented entertainment - all in one place?? Come savor Jamaica's most famous style of cooking this Sunday, July 3rd, at the 12th Portland Jerk Festival in Port Antonio, Jamaica! This Festival is always a favorite and this year's should be no exception. As usual, the Festival expects a bumper crop of locals from all over the island as well as tourists to make the annual trip to Portland to enjoy the creations of Jamaica's popular chefs. The event always features more than 25 authentic jerk vendors from Portland, the "Home of...
Read MoreWha’ gwaan in Jamaica? Updated Event Calendars!
WOW :wow: :love: - there are so many HOT reggae artistes performing worldwide in the next few months - Gyptian, I-Octane, Mavado, Protoje, Jah Vinci & Popcaan, Jah Cure, Etana, Lady Saw, Lutan Fyah, Richie Spice, Anthony B, Barrington Levy, The Wailers, Pablo Moses, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Turbulence, Warrior King, SOJA, Rebelution, Freddie McGregor, Marcia Griffiths, Junior Reid, Michael Rose, and many, MANY more!! Check out our "Int'l Calendar of Events" page to find your favorites!! We spent days and days updating all the fabulous events and upcoming festivals around the world. And we...
Read MoreHeaded to Sumfest? Dining tips for Montego Bay!
I am a committed street food gal! My favorite thing each time I arrive in Jamaica is to drive through Yallah's on my way to Portland from Kingston's airport, pull up alongside one of the many jerk pans there on the road, order my quarter pound chicken & festival without stepping out of the car, and then dine while driving. The greatest!! A true Jamaican "drive-thru" experience! :yes: However, you may be headed to Reggae Sumfest or just enjoying a vacation in Montego Bay & want something more than street food, so here are some tips from JamaicaObserver. Scotchies in MoBay is great and...
Read MoreThousands Enjoy Portland Jerk Festival
Thousands Enjoy Portland Jerk Festival PORT ANTONIO (JIS): Wednesday, July 07, 2010 Thousands of persons turned out for the annual Portland Jerk Festival, which was held on Sunday (July 4) at Folly Estates in Port Antonio. In addition to the famous "Boston jerk pork", patrons partook of jerk rabbit, duck, lamb, chicken, sausage, among other fare. Public Relations Manager for the festival, Collin Bell, said that despite the overnight rain, which left the grounds soggy, the patrons thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Imeacha Powell enjoying jerked fish at the Portland Jerk Festival held on Sunday,...
Read MoreScotchies restaurant arrives in Kingston!
Scotchies comes to Town Thursday, June 24, 2010 Scotchies — that fiery restaurant brand that has for years been delighting tourists who visit Jamaica's North Coast -- has found a warm home at 2 Chelsea Avenue. The menu offerings and authentic jerk taste remain almost exactly the same (ice cream is now added to the menu). That open-air aura effused by Scotchies in Montego Bay and in Ocho Rios remains intact as well -- tables, benches and chairs are made from hardwood. Roofs are thatched and the pagoda-like eating areas are held up by timber that seems recently felled. But there are changes,...
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