Must-see restaurants in Negril

Perch on the terrace with garden views and choose from French classics such as duck à l’orange and escargots Burgundy-style, regional creations like…

With the terrace subtly lit at night, this relaxed cliffside spot leads the pack when it comes to nouvelle Jamaican cuisine in the western parishes. Savor…

Rasta Ade has got himself a sweet beachside spot, with a few picnic tables surrounding his colorful shack. There is only one thing on the menu – a vast…

The Office is but a simple thatch-roofed beach bar where you perch on a stool and order pretty much the only thing available. The lobster flesh is sweet…

Quintessentially Jamaican, Just Natural is a jumble of tables, trees and foliage at the southern end of the West End strip that serves up a formidable…

You can smell what might be the best curry goat of your life before you step into Erica's homey little restaurant. Superlative versions of brown stew fish…

Joe's humble jerk chicken setup has authenticity that hipsters would kill for. He does his thing with flair before presenting you with a pungent package…

A friendly fist appears through the kitchen window promptly followed by the words 'Respect, mon.' Return the greeting, take a seat and see what breakfast…

This simple, brightly painted affair with a few open-air tables lures passerby in with the spice-laden scent of jerk chicken wafting up from the pimento…

Yes, this place caters to escapees from nearby all-inclusives, but we love it anyway. There's a real depth of flavor to the jerk sausage, the pork and…

‘Kuyaba’ means 'Celebrate!’ in the Arawakan language, which is exactly what happens here each evening at sunset as guests tuck into the likes of shrimp…

Renowned for its pink gnocchi in a Parmesan cream and its signature lobster dishes, this congenial outdoor spot has attained the status of best pizzeria…

It doesn't matter where you are in the world, it's always good to have a decent Italian to fall back on after several straight nights of jerk chicken and…

A tatty hippie outpost that sits like an island of good taste amid an ocean of insipid all-inclusive buffets. Cosmo’s, in Negril-speak, is a synonym for …

This unassuming bright-blue clapboard house is a favorite among the several authentic Jamaican restaurants on Sheffield Rd. It's frequented by as many…

This casual, welcoming restaurant serves classic Jamaican fare, and it does it right: rich, filling and more compellingly seasoned than in many other…

Those of us who crave a cup of Blue Mountain coffee early in the morning lament that this cafe isn't open at the crack of dawn, but it's worth coming here…

Catering to a healthy mix of locals and visitors, the Public House serves such quintessential Jamaican staples as ackee and saltfish, mackerel rundown,…

As the sign on Ras Rody cooking shack says: 'Let the hungry be fed.' This is the West End's best stop for I-tal food, prepared with a smile and homemade…

This colorful shack, which looks like it'll blow away in the next category one hurricane, serves up excellent jerk chicken, plus other Jamaican classics…