-Chances- Good pizza, and you get to take pictures with a Jamaican bobsled.
-Best in the West (on the morass side of the road by Coco LaPalm)- Amazing jerk chicken. It’s a small stand, with a bar right next to the BBQ.
-Island Twist on the Beach at Rondel Village- Open for all meals this restaurant serves up some great fresh food. Irie offers many seafood dishes and authentic Jamaican fare on their menu. Entree's come with pumpkin soup and rolls. Erroll serves it all with a smile.
-Jah B's Restaurant- If Duke doesn't get you in there, just the smell of the food cooking will. Located on the morass side of the road, serving traditional Jamaican dishes.
-Mama Flo's- For the early riser, this beach side small relaxed establishment serves up some great traditional Jamaican fare. You can watch the world go by the center of the beach and maybe have a chat with Carl.
-Fun Holiday- Known for 2 for 1 seafood dinners. Many dinner and drink specials.
-Alfred’s Ocean Palace (on the beach)- Great breakfasts, pretty inexpensive. Banana pancakes, French toast, and omelets. They also serve lunches and dinners.
-Selina's- Great for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Known for Big Roy’s banana pancakes, and fresh Blue Mountain coffee. A bit more expensive than Alfred’s, but many feel it’s worth it. Check out their boardie brunch on Sundays. *see link on Negril links page.
-Jamaica Tamboo- Known for it’s Lobster pizza.
-Miss Sonia's- All kinds of patties fresh and inexpensive.
-Juicy J's- Jamaican food by roundabout
-Sweet Spice- Great food for great prices. On Whitehall Road towards Savannah La Mar.
-Niah's Patties in the lot at Waves is not to be missed. Great chill guy, that makes meals for patties. Delicious.
The following restaurants are located on the West End cliffs: