Kingston
Dub Club is the house party that's become a major Kingston brand. And what a house! Set high on Jack's Hill, it looks down over the lights of the city,…
Must-see nightlife in Kingston, Blue Mountains & the Southeast Coast
Kingston
One of Jamaica's most exciting social enterprise businesses, Deaf Can! operate this cafe to increase opportunities and visibility for Jamaica's deaf…
Kingston
'Wait,' you think as you walk through the door, 'this is just a car showroom.' True enough, but upstairs is a lovely relaxed cafe with good service,…
Kingston
Music meets athletics at this punning sports bar owned by Usain Bolt. The atmosphere is lively, with plenty of drinks and good bar meals, and there's…
Kingston
Held at the Ark (also known as the Afrikan Roots & Kulcha Centre), this is a seriously good Monday roots and dub reggae night, with a regular mix of DJs…
Kingston
This cavernous open-air bar, festooned with fishing nets, is a long-standing favorite with the older crowd for its easygoing atmosphere and good bar food …
Kingston
Pretty young things rub shoulders (and not just shoulders) with each other at one of Kingston’s most popular clubs. As always, don't go too early –…
Kingston
Kingston’s most exclusive club, with a smart dress code, a large dance floor and high-end liquors. Dancehall, R&B, hip-hop and regular free shots at the…
Kingston
Home to the famous Stone Love music studios, and host to the ever-popular Weddy Weddy Wednesday club night.
Kingston
Shopping plaza that turns club venue to host the Uptown Mondays dancehall night.
Kingston, Blue Mountains & the Southeast Coast
This is a funky watering hole drawing locals who wash in and out and overindulge in white rum. It has tremendous character on Friday night when a mountain…
Kingston
Popular New Kingston sports bar that's good for inexpensive drinks (and free drinks promotions), decent food off the grill, followed by a loud music mix…
Kingston
Shopping plaza that turns club venue to host the Hot Mondays dancehall night.
Kingston
New Kingston bar hosting the popular Vinyl Thursdays club night, which goes heavy on the roots reggae.
