Hailed as the place to party on Montego Bay&rsquos; &ldquoHip; Strip” Gloucester Avenue, Margaritaville is perfect for anyone looking for exciting entertainment, a lively atmosphere and delicious food. Opened in January 1996 by Jamaican owners Brian Jardim and Ian Dear to appeal to both visitors and the demanding local clientele, Margaritaville has established itself as a &lsquomust; see’ for both.
> More Jamaica / Jamaica Restaurants /Hot on the heels of Margaritaville Montego Bay, Margaritaville Negril opened in December 1996 along Negril&rsquos; world famous 7-mile stretch of white sand beach. Encouraged by the runaway success of the Montego Bay restaurant they opened less than a year earlier, Brian and Ian opened the Negril branch of the beach bar and grill to the delight of tourists and locals alike.
> More Jamaica / Jamaica Restaurants /An eclectic fusion of different nations and their natural bounties prepared and placed creatively on the plate. Whether it is called New World Caribbean, Carib Asian or Nuevo Latino, one thing is for certain, some wonderful creative minds with a passion for flavour have melded together our earth&rsquos; edible treasures.
> More Jamaica / Jamaica Restaurants /Redbones Blues/Jazz Cafe opened in 1996, and provides the best local and international blues/jazz entertainment while tempting you with an awe inspiring array of Southern cuisine.
Located at 21 Braemar Avenue in New Kingston, Jamaica, this former Spanish colonial residence once owned by the Webster family was converted by Jamaican architect, Evan Williams.
Dining in two elegantly furnished rooms as well as on the terrace and courtyard, the tropical open air ambiance is unparalleled as a late night eatery.
Our world-class chef starts with Jamaica's finest and freshest bounty and prepares it in ways that captures the spirit of healthy living. Fresh seafood. Prime meats. Local vegetables and tropical fruits are delectably presented in ways most of our guests find irresistable.
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