Location: Treasure Beach
Top Restaurants in Treasure Beach
Top Things to do in Treasure Beach
Treasure Beach Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Treasure Beach
Treasure Beach is the generic name given to four Jamaican coves and their associated settlements: Billy's Bay, Frenchman's Bay, Calabash Bay and Great Pedro Bay.
Things to do in Treasure Beach
1. Frenchman's Reef
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 136 reviews
Right on the Frenchman's Beach in Treasure Beach is a Beaautiful restaurant, lounge, and gazebo thats serves, burger, pizza and just about anything you want to eat. You will also find regular Jamaican food, thats if we can call Jamaican Food regular. The owner is the son of the people that own The Golden Sands Guest house, and its right next door.
Reviewed By Terry B - Worthing, United Kingdom
Right by the sea and just right for a swim this could be described as cheap and cheerful, but I prefer to say simple food at very good prices. I can recommend the Beefburger with Bacon, Cheese and Fried Egg with French Fries at J$950 (£6) and the Jerk Chicken and Fries at J$700 (£4.40). The Cocktails at J$500 are a great alternative to Red Stripe. And best of all the service is so so friendly.
2. Pelican Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 287 reviews
#1 ranking in several Lonely Planet categories! In many YouTube videos also
Reviewed By Mjc12771 - Hazelhurst, Wisconsin, United States
Did a boat tour of Black River with return trip to Pelican Bar. Fun stop and lobster was amazing. Water was warm and did something me swimming.
3. Jack Sprat Seafood and Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 491 reviews
Reviewed By GauriNYC B - New York City, New York
We went to Jack Sprat's almost every day while in Treasure Beach. The relaxed staff, though busy, are friendly and helpful. Seating on the dock area is very pleasant...you can watch the pelicans diving for fish, swimmers in the water, or people on the beach.
My favorite: the excellent fish soup, full of fish, potatoes and pumpkin. My husband had the very good chicken burger or hamburger with good hot fries!
The snapper plate, which I had prepared Escoviche, was delicious, perfectly cooked. The serving was so big it could have easily been 2 meals!
We LOVE Jack Sprats!
4. Smurfs Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By esteepoppy - Berlin, Germany
If you want a true Jamaican experience, this friendly, authentic café is the perfect place for breakfast. Gently bustling with locals, playing on guitar or just chilling or chatting, you really feel part of the community here. Just expect very long waits for food, when it’s busy - of you can embrace this as part of the social experience, it ends up as most the fun.
5. Steps Finger LIcking Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By FelipeV381 - New York City, New York
I went to this seaside restaurant on a date. Joycelyn prepared some fish her husband caught in the morning, and we were hooked. She has a gift when it comes to making traditional Jamaican cuisine. We came back everyday we were at Treasure Beach. Don't miss out on her coconut rundown. It's amazing!
6. Jakes Dining
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By Carrolam
We ordered soup for starters and thereafter shrimp and lobster meals. The food was delicious and well presented.
However, water arrived with no glasses nor did anyone returned to checked whether everything was ok.
We had to ask for the bill and not realising service charge was added the waitress was tipped. One feels service charge should be optional and should be down to the additional service receive. Also I am strongly against service charge added to the bill as it's known that it's the
restauranter / owner who gets it and not their staff.
Improvement needed on customer service.
7. Gee Wiz Vegetarian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By StephanieinNewport - Newport, Rhode Island
We ordered take-out one evening based on reviews in Trip Advisor. The Owners were so gracious when we stopped in earlier in the day to check out the restaurant. They were hard at work preparing for dinner. The selection is a variety of local produce, beautifully seasoned and filled with balanced texture. Leftovers were had for breakfast ! Large portions !
8. Hold a Vibz Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By errrrt - Burlington, Vermont
Some of the best coffee in the world comes from Jamaica, but believe it or not it's hard to come across a decent cup of java.... Well, that was until we discovered Hold a vibz!
Great French press, Blue Mtn coffee along with excellent sandwiches, fresh juices and smoothies! Tuna was a favorite of mine.
9. Eggy's Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Mjc12771 - Hazelhurst, Wisconsin, United States
Was highly recommended but was not impressed. The food took 1+hours to get. Was warned because we wanted grilled lobster would be at least 30 minutes but was much longer. Food was beautifully presented but rice cold and dry and lobster dry because no sauce or butter provided.
10. Pardy's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Boskone99 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Wonderful host/chef/storyteller.
The food was fresh, very tasty, and enjoyed in a relaxed atmosphere while watching the world go by. Coffee was great, and the fresh squeezed orange juice tart and refreshing.
I especially enjoyed both Akee and Saltfish, as well as the mixed Callaloo and Spanish omelette. So much I had to go back and have it again the next day.
A great local business that deserves cherishing.
