The curry goat was tasty but honestly too much bone for the price. Rice was good though. Key lime pie saved it, not too sweet.

Sat on the upstairs patio with all the vines around. Rain started mid-meal and we stayed totally dry. Got the West Indies seafood linguini &mdash; that sauce was something else. Watching the green forest while eating made it better. Place has a nice chill vibe.

Curry goat was proper. Meat just fell off the bone, no gristle to fight with, and the spice hit right. Had it with rice and peas, soaked up all that gravy. Place was busy but food came quick enough. Reckon I&#39;ll be back for that goat again.

Decent spot right on the sand. Got the grilled fish and it was fresh, no complaints. The Rasta vibe and artwork give it character, and the grass roof over the picnic tables is a nice touch. Place was a bit lively for my taste, but that&#39;s part of the charm. Pretty good overall.

Stopped by for lunch and honestly the lobster salad was the move. Big portion for the price, didn&rsquo;t feel ripped off like some spots near the beach. The sisters running it are nice too, took a minute to explain what&rsquo;s good. Fruit drink was fresh, not too sweet. Place is small but fine. Would eat here again if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Stopped by for breakfast on the West End. Food came out fresh, hot, no complaints there. Owner was polite, kept it professional. Parking right out front, which is always a win in this area. Would&#39;ve loved a proper Bloody Mary to go with the eggs, but they only do coffee. Still, solid spot for a quick bite.

Stopped by for lunch after a swim. The grilled snapper was solid, and the price felt right for the portion. Had a rum punch that paired nicely with the heat. Cliffside view is the real draw here, though. Could easily lose a couple hours just sitting there watching the water. Service was a bit slow, but I wasn&#39;t in any rush.

Been coming here for years and it&#39;s always been consistent. The fried chicken with rice and peas is a go-to, and the banana shake tastes fresh, not like the artificial stuff back home.

The quesadillas were a hit with the kids and the smoothies tasted fresh. Food came out fast, which I appreciated. Music was chill, not too loud. Service was good.

Tried the lobster pasta here for the first time ever&mdash;so good, I&rsquo;m still thinking about it. Place sits right on the sand, view&rsquo;s hard to beat. Service was chill, friendly, but yeah, took a while to get our food. Didn&rsquo;t mind much though, just sat there watching the water.

The staff at this restaurant truly go above and beyond. Special thanks to Jerry and Genoy for making our sunset dinner unforgettable!

Came for the sunset view and honestly it did not disappoint. Sat outside watching the sky turn orange while eating. Had the grilled snapper, cooked decent, skin crispy. Not the cheapest spot but you&#39;re paying for that view really. Owner came by to check we were good, friendly enough. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The green curry with tofu was solid&mdash;rich, spicy, and filling. Only thing, the side coleslaw didn&rsquo;t seem vegan. Might wanna ask before you order if that matters to you.

Came for dinner so no ackee and saltfish&mdash;that&#39;s breakfast only. Got two dishes, 3600 JMD total, and honestly that felt fair for what we got. The place had this laid-back vibe, not rushed at all. Food was solid, nothing fancy but real. Wish I&#39;d made it earlier for the ackee though.

Loved the grilled lobster and the whole beach vibe 🌊 Cocktails were solid too. Place gets a bit busy but the ocean view makes up for it.

Did the Rum 101 class with Gosset &mdash; way more fun than I expected. Tasting the different Jamaican rums and getting the backstory on each one was the best part. Wish they&#39;d poured a bit more though. 🥃

Had the snapper here. Fresh, tasty, and the chef Quality came by for a chat. Made the whole thing better. Best meal I had in Negril, hands down.

Curry goat was proper Jamaican, tender and full of flavour. Prices way better than most spots in Negril. Wish I had room to try more.

Been coming here for years and the patties still hit the same every single time. Made to order, so you wait a bit, but that&#39;s fine. Best one I&#39;ve had along the beach in Negril, hands down. If you&#39;re strolling by, just stop. You won&#39;t regret it.

Stopped by for lunch&mdash;got the jerk chicken and it was decent. Well-seasoned, cooked right. The pirate ship decor is kinda fun, not gonna lie. Staff were polite enough, though they seemed more focused on the tourists than us locals. Menu&rsquo;s a bit limited if you go often. But for a quick bite, it&rsquo;s fine.

Banana pancakes were solid, fluffy enough, and the cheese omelet did the job. Ocean breeze while eating was a nice touch. Service friendly too.

Came here twice during our trip. Lobster was grilled well, decent size for the price. Staff remembered us the second time, which was nice. Place gets busy around sunset so expect a bit of a wait. Still, pretty good spot right on Seven Mile Beach.

Called Presley the day before and he picked up fresh seafood from the market. Cooked it just how I asked. The portions were solid, plenty of food. Flavor was on point, real home-cooked style. Not some tourist spot. If you want authentic Jamaican food, this is it. Just call ahead, that&#39;s the move.

Been coming here for a while now. The food&#39;s still consistent, that jerk chicken always hits the spot. Service can be a bit slow sometimes, and that 10% service charge stings a little when you&#39;ve been waiting. But I keep coming back for the flavors, so I guess that says something.

Solid spot right off the beach for ackee and saltfish with boiled banana and yam. Portion was big, price fair. Got my food quick too. 👍

Stopped by for lunch and the menu had plenty to pick from. Staff was friendly, but that little cat roaming around was the best part 😄

Came for the sunset, stayed for the vibe. Mojito was solid, not too sweet. Music was loud but fit the whole beach bar energy. Food was just okay though&mdash;got the grilled fish and it was a bit dry. Prices are definitely touristy, you&#39;re paying for the view more than the plate. Still, worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area for a drink.

Staff really friendly, even told me where to grab fresh ackee nearby. That little tip made the whole stop feel more personal. 👍

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Murphy's | West End Restaurant

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Xtabi on the Cliffs

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Margaritaville Negril

Kamara's Restaurant & Jerk Hut

I-N-I Rastarant

Miss Lily’s at Skylark Negril Beach Resort

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Canoe Beach Bar

Sips and Bites Restaurant

Kuyaba Hotel & Restaurant - Negril, Jamaica

Pushcart Jerk Center & Rum Bar

Quality's | Seabreeze Restaurant & Bar

Corner Bar

Dru's Bar & Grill

Sweet Spice Restaurant

Indies 957

Flag City Seafood & Grill

The Blue Mahoe | Restaurant & Bar

Presley's Seafood Bar and Grill

Kenny's Italian Cafe

Anny's Restaurant bar & Grill

Chill Awhile

Rick's Cafe

Patsy's Coffeeshop