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Top 7 International food in Negril, Westmoreland Parish, Caribbean
Reviews on International food in Negril, Westmoreland Parish, Caribbean. The resort town of Negril has some of the most beautiful coastline in the world. Seven Mile Beach is an inviting stretch of golden sand, perfect for sunbathing or taking a dip in the warm Caribbean Sea. Jump into the Blue Hole Mineral Spring for a rewarding adrenaline rush, then take in a kaleidoscopic sunset from the comfort of a beachfront bar.
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7. Bar B Barn Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By stephlaroc
This place is great for breakfast. They kindly made me a breakfast sandwich that was not on the menu. We ate at the bar and were always served by a sweet and welcoming woman.
6. Zest Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
A feast for the senses awaits you at the Zest Restaurant under the guidance of internationally renowned Chef Cindy Hutson. Enjoy an amazing cuisine, impeccable service and a breathtaking view overlooking the pristine Caribbean Sea. Palates of both the sim
Reviewed By cathytr
Local fresh food prepared onsite daily. Good variety but at times a little bland as i ate here daily. Kick it up a notch for a bit more flavour, overall a very good consistent experience as i stayed at the hotel.
5. Wine with Me
Overall Ratings
5 based on 40 reviews
We are a full service Restaurant specializing in Wine, Cheeses with an International menu and a few Jamaican twists like Oxtail & Curry Goat Ravioli. Our setting is intimate and beautifully decorated, perfect for the single diner, a romantic evening or ju
Reviewed By CamWine
Decor and setting was great, the shrimp appetizer was really good but being a wine bar.... the disappointment should not be in the wineFirst serving of merlot was âcloudyâ the wine was spoiled. The server realized and removed it. The second serve was a cab which was served cold .... by the time it reached the correct temp ..... was not goodI recommend since sales are slow invest in a vacuum system to store wines properly and at the right temperature. Maybe thatâs why wines by the glass is very limited.The server was very pleasant and They have local teas and candles.Thank you for your visit CamWine, first let me apologize for the cloudy wine & temperature. Getting to "room temperature" in a hot Country can be challenging however we do store in Wine fridges and will definitely consider your suggestion. We are thrilled that you enjoyed our beautiful setting and our garlic Shrimp. We hope to see you again for you to enjoy your wine at the right temperature. Cheers
4. Bourbon Beach Jamaica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 693 reviews
Hotel, Bar & Restaurant where you can relax, enjoy one of the best sunsets in the world, have an ice cold drink & listen to some great music 7 nights a week, all on the beach! (Monday, Thursday & Saturday are live reggae and we have a DJ the other 4 night
Reviewed By carlaroseberry
Not many places were open on Sunday night in the off season and our driver dropped us off at Bourbon Beach. There was a DJ playing, which we liked. The restaurant was dark and the lights were broken/inoperable, so a waiter put candles at our table. There were very few non alcoholic drink selections for tourists and nothing at all diet. Our food took more than one hour to be served, which is slow even in Jamaica. Our server was friendly and we did have a good time, but it might not suit families with children (ours are older and adults). It appears more for party folks.
3. Xtabi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 592 reviews
Xtabi Resort is a small Boutique Hotel with 25 Rooms, We have 6 sea Front Cottages, with Private Sea accesses and sundecks. We sit above the Caribbean Sea 32 feet on top of the west cliffs overlooking the crystal clear Caribbean Sea. Watch the dolphin's s
Reviewed By 958paulae
The dinner experience at Xtabi was one of the best I have experienced in Negril! I had the grilled snapper and it was perfectly seasoned. The staff provided top notch service and we even ventured into the caves on the property. I would highly recommend having dinner and watching the sunset at Xtabi! Will definitely be coming back!
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2. The Lodge Restaurant at Tensing Pen Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
The Lodge brings guests together, in an intimate setting overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Our Chef prepares Jamaican influenced fare using the finest ingredients and organic grown vegetables. Complimentary pick up is offered between 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm
Reviewed By MindyW842
Stayed for a week and ate several meals during our stay and while all meals were delicious, especially loved the fresh fruits, soup and salads... we ate their greek salad and pumpkin several times and each time it was slightly different but always fresh and really good! Lovely and helpful staff.... when we visit again we will repeat our experiences.....Dear Mindy,Thank you for staying with us and eating at the Lodge. What a pleasure to have you with us!We look forward to your next stay and hope to see you again in good health. ~ Love and Respect ~
1. Zimbali's Mountain Cooking Studio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 589 reviews
FOODIES- Rise Up -This Tour is for you! Zimbali's "Farm to Table" Cooking Show is more than just a Meal- it's an Experience! Only 20 minutes from Negril, this 5 Star Retreat + Organic Farm is one of the most unique places in Jamaica. Tour the Farm, then R
Reviewed By Lockie H
We are a family that loves to cook at home and that makes a point of taking a cooking class every time we travel. From a chef who travels to our home in Playa del Carmen to catching our own fish in the mangroves and cooking them over an open hearth in Belize, we are always looking for unique and authentic flavors and experiences, and Zimbali was the highlight of our trip! We travel to Negril with frequency, but this was the first time we took our teens. We stayed at a big all-inclusive (we've never stayed at one before) and they.... hated it. They found it impersonal and generic, and when we arrived at Zimbali for the cooking class, my 14-year-old son, upon surveying the grounds and kitchen said, "why didn't we stay here?" Then we took the farm tour and my daughter said, "this is much more what we were hoping to do in Jamaica. This feels REAL." This was all before we even entered the cooking studio for our midday meal. The meal itself? Lovely. We loved the idea of a chilled salad dressing, and we will try to recreate it at home. The jerk was perfectly spiced. The sides complemented the dishes. The plating was pretty. Everything was lovely. My only complaint, and this is a minor one, was that we arrived when they were getting ready to go on holiday for a week or so, in fact, they scheduled us in, and I could not help but feeling bad that we interrupted their plans. This was not reflective of the staff in any way. It was an internal idea of mine. As such, we had a private meal, the four of us. A few tips: 1. Yes the drive is bumpy. Many many country roads are much bumpier. Relax and enjoy the country view.2. When they say "walking shoes" believe them. It is a farm tour, so proper footwear is essential.3. We brought school supplies for the local children and they were appreciated. Just give to them when you arrive.Hello Lockie, Thank you so much for brining your lovely family to Zimbali and it was such a pleasure to have you :)We love people who a searching for a real experience, wanting to see the real culture and who grow their kids to want to see the 'Real Ting!'From our family to yours- we hope to see you again and please 'come back to Jamaica' :)Blessings- Mark, Alecia and our whole Staff/Family
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