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1. Smoked Marlin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Stefan P
Great place! Seating is both outside on a little stone patio overlooking the ocean, and inside if you prefer. Staff are very friendly and helpful, and the manager stopped by on both our visits to ensure everything was OK. One waiter in particular, Marlon, was awesome.Food was excellent but be sure to ask if your dish is spicy or not! We had the oxtail one day and it turned out it contained scotch bonnet peppers... phew, hot. Too hot. So ask before you order.The crawfish etouffee appetizer is finger licking good, as is the chicken satey. The red pea soup was very good too. For the main courses, we had oxtail ragout (watch the spice level!), grilled snapper (delicious), pork ragout (delicious), and one more dish I can't remember but which was great too.Dessert was bread pudding with ice cream which was very tasty.The meals are an excellent value, especially compared to the nearby Round Hill hotel restaurant... less than half of the cost, even if you count the cost for a taxi. Highly recommended. Delicious food, good service, and unbeatable prices.
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2. MVP Smokehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
From the former owners of the acclaimed Native Restaurant comes MVP Smokehouse, a casual eatery and bar located on the outskirts of Montego Bay in Reading that will answer all your Jerk, BBQ and Ribs cravings. MVP Smokehouse also offers a wide variety of
Reviewed By DianBa
Had their sweet potato taco, shrimp in creamy sauce, cheese/chocolate cake with white wine and everything was absolutely delicious but far from filling as the portions were so tiny. Staff is great and so is the location.
3. Scotchies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3541 reviews
Reviewed By Mendy B
The staff was friendly and the jerk was spicy! Jamaica has a stray dog problem, and one of these sweet things was smart enough to know where to come beg for food! The waitress explained that the dog should be with her puppies since she just had a new litter. Nobody seemed to care, and the dog would just sit nearby hoping for a scrap. Awesome restaurant, so we went twice!
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