Pub restaurants in Caribbean Islands
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Cafetería Pinomar
This is the least expensive place to eat in this part of Playas del Este. Hamburgers, chicken, hot dogs and beer are served on its outdoor terrace and inside.
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Royal Stocks
This pub affects an olde-English feel, serving pricey burgers and steaks, Jamaican favorites and an authentic steak-and-kidney pie (US$12). TVs broadcasting English football enhance the anglophile ambience.
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Toby’s Good Eats
This casual hotel eatery is a good place for a decent meal followed by a game of pool. The menu features red snapper prepared the local way – steamed in foil with Jamaican veggies and spices – and vegetable dishes plus pasta.
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El Mar de la Tranquilidad
Once the road returns to sea level (heading west), look for this establishment on the seaward side of Hwy 3. Beer on the outdoor terrace is a rare pleasure, and you can get salmorejo de jueyes (land crab in tomato sauce), lobster and some decent cocktails.
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Grog Shoppe
Lodged in an expansive brick building that used to be the servants’ quarters for Devon House, this atmospheric choice has the look and feel of a colonial pub. The menu features classic pub lunches, such as corned tongue, and tinkered-with Jamaica favorites such as ackee crepes, baked crab backs and roast suckling pig with rice and peas. It’s known for its Sunday brunch (US$17). There’s live music Tuesday to Saturday evenings.
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