Location: Port Antonio
Top Restaurants in Port Antonio
Top Things to do in Port Antonio
Most Popular Caribbean food in Port Antonio, Portland Parish, Caribbean
Reviews on Caribbean food in Port Antonio, Portland Parish, Caribbean. Port Antonio is the capital of the parish of Portland on the northeastern coast of Jamaica, about 60 miles (100 km) from Kingston. It had a population of 12,285 in 1982 and 13,246 in 1991. It is the island's third largest port, famous as a shipping point for bananas and coconuts, as well as one of its most important tourist attractions, tourism being a major contributor to the town’s economy.
Things to do in Port Antonio
10. Survival Beach Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By 348jessicam
Super cool little restaurant on the water in Port Antonio. The food was brilliant and all vegetarian. And the chef is a really nice dude!
9. Cynthia's Vegetarian Restaurant
As featured on Anthony Bourdains famous travel documentaries, Cynthia is a local legend. specialising in traditional Caribbean cuisine using local seasonal vegetables. The setting is right on a lagoon of crystal clear water.
Reviewed By Megunticook72
In an unlikely place on a tarnished beach that has its loyal fans and new ones too.Breadfruit, cassava and pumpkin at the very leastplus other local names and ideas. On day one the warm and smiling man produced a wildly good plateand Cynthia looked on with smiles. On day two the plateshad shrunk and were less varied. The two looked less smiling and lunch was three times the price.Still very good but simply less very good. I would goagain tomorrow. Sunday is a great day in Port Antonio.Cynthia's is worth it. Do go.
8. Juici-Beef Patties
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Pineapples-a-Plenty
How come these guys haven't set up shop in Miami yet???? What a treat, and one that we enjoyed every single day. The meat patties were our favorite, but the beef and chees came in a close second. Same with the chicken patties. Absolutely essential for our next trip to Port Antonio!
7. Mille Fleurs Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Al fresco dining at Hotel Mockingbird Hill's Mille Fleurs restaurant for breakfast, lunch or dinner allows you the chance to enjoy the spectacular vistas of Port Antonio's harbour, Jamaica's forested Blue Mountains and the Caribbean Sea.Your evening gourm
Reviewed By Mmerlot
We went one evening for dinner and we enjoyed it. The menu is not extensice but everything is fresh and tasty. I had the vegetarian menu and it was really good, in particular a "vegetable curry" with coconut sauce (the only "oddity" from my point of view was to have a salad as a side to a vegetable curry and after a salad starter). My partner had the ribs and loved them. Wine was good as well.We were the only guests so it felt personal and we got to chat with the owner, a nice lady indeed.It is a bit expensive for what you get but I guess Jamaica is different from home.
6. Syd's Cafe at Rebecca's Town House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 40 reviews
We are a cozy little cafe smacked right in the middle of Port Antonio.
Reviewed By juhar1234
Here you can get that famous blue mountain coffee, and it is good too. Great atmosphere here, private and peaceful, yet located in the centre of Port Antonio. Food is good. There's a bit of waiting in everything but it's ok if you're not in a hurry. Very nice service, big thanks!
5. Portland Cliff Hanger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Cliff Hanger Restaurant & Lounge Was Founded By Errol Hanna (chairman) And Brett Hanna (ceo/managing Director) On September 04, 2014. We Are A Fine Dinning Restaurant That Offers A Diverse Range Of Cuisines; Ranging From Seafood, Local, Vegan And Thai. We
Reviewed By JWray587
Went there for our Fifth Year anniversary. Didn't expect much being that it wasn't an all inclusive hotel, however I was blown away when I entered to a fresh open room, atop side a lovely view of the ocean. the room was very intimate and the rustic vibe created by the furniture is definitely a 10/10. The meal (we just had breakfast) was good. The grounds were clean, staff was friendly and genuine and I loved the fact that I could lay down on the sheets and smell the fresh linen scent.
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4. Wilkes Cuisine Seafood Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
We are small and unique, we cater for all your needs.We do functions weddings,banquet you name it, we also do fruits and Vegetable carvings. Cocktails, lunch, dinner after dinner drink, Our capacity maximum 40 seated. We offer Live cooking show. Free Cook
Reviewed By worldtraveller_ger
Location, hospitality, service are nice. The view through the open windows over the bay during sunset: breathtaking.Food not as good as in other Islandâ regions but for sure a good recommendation for dining out in Port Antonio (note locals eat early so it might be crowded around 6 p.m.)
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3. Belinda's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 68 reviews
This lady is an institution. She has a barbecue on the bank of the Rio Grande river at Port Antonio. You can only reach it by bamboo raft! I'm serious. You can google Belinda's Rio Grande Port Antonio and it will come up. This lady cooks the greatest spic
Reviewed By Pineapples-a-Plenty
Thankfully we took the advice of our friends and made the stop at Belinda's ... there were countless highlights during our week in Port Antonio, and this was right at the top of the list. Her authentic Jamaican dishes were spectacular! The fish (snapper), was amazing. The chicken was fabulous. The pork unreal. How she pulls it all off is a mystery, but you can bet that the next time we are in Porty, we will be seeing Belinda once again!
Top 3 Healthy food in Port Antonio, Portland Parish, Caribbean
2. Soldier Camp Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By HelenaGuerra
Cons: Food took more than 1h to be served. They messed up one order - we got garlic instead of coconut sauce. Prices are not listed and locals donât pay the same. Credit card payments are charged in USD, they donât allow you to pay in local currency because they charge more in USD. If you order lobster they wonât serve it in the shell, which is dodgy because youâve no way to know if youâre getting what you paid for. Pros: Lobster and plantains were good - fried fish is nothing to write home about.
Best Jamaican food near Port Antonio, Portland Parish, Caribbean
1. Woody's Low Bridge Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By islandlorna2
We would try again, we had burgers delivered to Geejam beach.Wasn't as good as we have heard.We will come in person next time
