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Where to Eat in Silver Sands: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Silver Sands, Jamaica including Glistening Waters, Fisherman's Inn, Time 'n Place, Leon's Lobster Hut, Rock Wharf Luminous Lagoon, Leroy's Reggae Spot, Pepper's Jerk Center, Taste of Jamaica, Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Falmouth, Spice Kitchen and Bar
1. Glistening Waters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Reviewed By Milverton A
This place offers the perfect couples getaway for a romantic evening. The atmosphere is exquisite and the service is good. Prices are also affordable and the food is good.
2. Fisherman's Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Nevetsdav - Washington DC, District of Columbia
This place is just outside downtown Falmouth port, next to Glistening Waters. We enjoyed the food. The prices were a bit up there for what was being served but better compared to other restaurants close by. Great atmosphere though, I would dine here again.
3. Time 'n Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By jamaicachippi - United, Pennsylvania
Time n Place is a great place to relax...have some Jamaican food on the beach. The dining is rustic...outside on the beach or under cover in the bar area. Wayne..the cook is always happy to whip up a great Jamaican dish which includes...Jerk Chicken, Coconut Shrimp, Escovich Fish...and Lobster (when available)...all meals come with Beans n Rice and a Salad. The meals are reasonably priced from $10-$15 U.S. The bar is well stocked w Red Stripe as well as many imports...coolers..wine...mix drinks...soda and water. If your looking for a laid-back place to have a great meal under the stars with an oceon view...this is it. I do recommend arriving before 8 as the cook doesn't hang around if it's not busy. Also, it's probably best to call ahead if you are planning to go...(809) 954-4371
4. Leon's Lobster Hut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By LeedsTracy - Leeds
Nestled in an unlikely group of shacks, Leon the owner had caught the lobster in the turquoise seas of the Caribbean and cooked it just right. It tasted delicious with just some lemon juice ! You can't get fresher and more authentic than this - the true Jamaican dream ! Once word got round that the lobster was available in the little restaurant, everybody wanted some ! It didn't matter that we were all inclusive !
5. Rock Wharf Luminous Lagoon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By F F - Paris, France
This is an attraction, you will be able to swim and indeed the water will enlight because of bacterias into the water.
The price to get there in my opinion too expensive 25usd/pers!!! for 35 minutes visit with explanations about the site. The attraction is at night time, so I highly suggest to visitors to protect themselves against mosquitos!!! because there are a lot there waiting for you guys!!!
6. Leroy's Reggae Spot
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Leroy’s Reggae Spot provides authentic Jamaican food, beverage, and reggae music to both native Jamaicans and tourists. The down-to-earth bar and grill serves as a comfortable, safe, and friendly cultural melting pot for the Duncans community. The Silver Lights Band plays on Saturday nights, and with its wide variety of Jamaican beers, spirits and seaside location, Leroy's truly is "the spot".
Reviewed By Jo-Ann G - Blue Springs, Missouri
We stayed a month in Duncan's Bay Jamaica and went to Leroy's several times to eat. This is typical Jamaican fare: fish, chicken, and pork with a large assortment of sides. While we are Red Stripe folks, we noticed that the bar had a good variety of drinks. Lots of music on weekends and a fun group of local customers. Leroy and Cordella are wonderful hosts!
7. Pepper's Jerk Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Jerk chicken
Reviewed By Th0maz - Copenhagen, Staden Kobenhavn, Denmark
Went with a large group of people to have drinks and relax. We really enjoyed. Friendly staff. Decent music. Decent pricing. Almost none of the hazzles you get closer to the harbour. We didn't try the food. But looking at the stuff being brought, it seemed somewhere in the so-so to decent range.
8. Taste of Jamaica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Tom V - houston
Jumped off cruise ship to find an internet cafe. Many places were closed on this ash wednesday. Policeman recommended this place. Owner is expat from Chicago. There is a fairly hefty minimum purchase requirement for the "free" wifi. That said, this is a friendly place and I satisfied the minimum rewuirements with several cold Red Stripes. I did not eat but I would return.
9. Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Falmouth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 559 reviews
Reviewed By dts71 - Medina, Ohio
I've seen Jimmy Buffet 18 times in concert, I've been to most of the Margaritaville's and I'm done. We were here for a cruise stop on Royal Caribbean and we stopped in for a drink with another couple. I spent $38 for a Red Stripe and a frozen concoction that was not good and a waste of money. On top of that we were being hounded to have our picture taken for $25.Stay on the ship.
Anything with Jimmy's name on it has turned to crap.
10. Spice Kitchen and Bar
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Richard S - Scottsdale, Arizona
This Joint is located inside the cruise terminal and in a safe area. It is next door to a popular Jimmy Buffet place. A Red Stripe beer was $5.00 and a small but tasty Pina Colada was advertised at $8.00. Our bill came out to just over $15.00 because the server told us there was tax. I would pass it up. Looked a bit dirty. Would not eat here. Get back to your ship to have lunch.There are other choices in the area.
