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Where to eat Jamaican food in Falmouth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Jamaican restaurants to try in Falmouth including Leon's Lobster Hut, Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Falmouth, Glistening Waters, Rock Wharf Luminous Lagoon, Donna’s Caribbean Restaurant, Time 'n Place, Spice Kitchen and Bar, Gourmet At KingStreet, Taste of Jamaica, Toppinz
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10. Toppinz
Pizza, Pasta Toppinz, mouth watering gourmet Pizza, Pasta, Salad and Sandwich are are made fresh daily using our in-house dough, sauces and breads as well as meats and produce sourced from local farmers.
Reviewed By Ian D
D and i checked this place out after spotting it on one of our many walkabouts. Thin crust pizza is really good..you won't be disappointed. They also have i believe the only expresso machine in Falmouth and now serve breakfast, Service is good...it's a nice addition to the town.
9. Taste of Jamaica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By tomval
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.
8. Gourmet At KingStreet
Gourmet At KingStreet is a casual restaurant that serves Modern Caribbean Fusion Cuisine. Our meals and cocktails are second to and service is always complimented with a warm Jamaican Hospitality
Reviewed By Nickema B
I went to the Gourmet restaurant to try out their new menu and seafood night. I had take out because I had to leave, the meal was the best fried fish i have ever had.
7. Spice Kitchen and Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By 249edward
We docked at Falmouth Cruise Ship Port as part of our Carribean Cruise.We done the touristy spots yrs back so we concentrated on the town and this 32 acre gated custom built cruise port . with its boutiques,jewellery shops , craft and souvenir places and ended up at this res and bar (not to be confused with the Margureta) and glad we did. Its a open fronted place with a large oval bar managed by a likable barman..Behind that is the "restaurant"..Very plain looking but with a little imagination can be made to feel more inviting.Jamaica is the home of jerk chicken and thats what we had with plantain and beans..and a Red stripe The meal was worth the wait...because it was real tasty with competitive pricing .Theres also free wi fi, .On the ship its something like 9 dollars a day.The waitressess were welcoming ,friendly and showed awareness to customer needs so its a big thank you to Latricia and her collegue... Its a place where you can relax and enjoy the ambience..Public toilets are just across the walkway and they are in pristine condition.Overall it was a good place to be...whether it be for a drink or sampling there local dishes. By serving quality food along with staff awareness to customer needs the punters will return and the punters are those that come from over seas...Will call again Thank you for taking the time to leave us your feedback, we're very please to hear that you enjoyed the ambiance and the food. I'll pass along your kind words to Latricia and team.Sincerely Andy Scott
6. Time 'n Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By jamaicachippi
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
5. Donnaâs Caribbean Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Travelingteam2011
This local restaurant was recommended by the place we stayed in Falmouth, and didn't disappoint. Good food, good portions, good prices, and friendly service. We enjoyed sitting on the covered porch and watching the street hustle and bustle.We had two breakfasts and one dinner, people were helpful and kind, greeting us as old friends on our return.
4. Rock Wharf Luminous Lagoon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Sunseekergirl77
We took the kids here, after having visited the Glistening Waters luminous lagoon boat tour on a previous visit. We did not realize we were going somewhere different... it is not as 'set up' as the Glistening Waters. We waited for at least a good hour to get on the boat..not sure why no boats were going at that time or what they were waiting for - no communication as to why and we were starting to get worried. Once on the boat, it was a nice ride and show. Several ppl got out and swam. The Glistening Waters tour boat seemed better - we could see more fish glowing and more glow from the boat. Where this boat went was right in a big light from several other boats and you could not see the glowing as well because of all that light.
3. Glistening Waters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By Arlene C
We were kept waiting for 15 minutes for latecomers, which was not acceptable. Captain Jerry delivered fairly educational and enlightening information about the biodiversity in the lagoon. Not impressed however with his self aggrandizing introduction. Yet, he was gracious enough to fill a bucket and demonstrate the blue glistening water and encouraged us to experience this phenomenon. The photographer took very good photos.
2. Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Falmouth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 641 reviews
Reviewed By Kurt S
If you go. Prepare yourself. This place is a hot mess. Waiting ridiculously long for three drinks and when we got up to leave after every table around us being served they chased us down saying they had to restock the bar. It was 11 am. So. We tried again later in the day and ordered food. Food arrived in to go containers because they ran out of dishes.Good Afternoon, Please accept my sincerest apology on behalf of Margaritaville Caribbean group for the poor experience you had on your last visit. Are you able to tell me the name of your Server and Bartender? We do try our very best to ensure that our guests experience their "best day ever" but we obviously dropped the ball on this occasion. I will follow up with my team here to get a better understanding as what happened and implement a procedure to minimize the chances of this happening to any of our guests in the future.Thank you for taking the time to leave us your feedback.
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1. Leon's Lobster Hut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By DrDuckie
Just back on the beach after a delicious grilled lobster lunch at Leonâs lobster. We had booked the day before and paid small fee in advance as he gets the lobster fresh from the fisherman. It is absolutely incredible! Served simply with sweet potatoes, baked potatoes and rice and peas. Delicious garlic butter! Portions are generous. Felt totally safe!Leon is friendly, welcoming and had our order cooking when we arrived.
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