Whose local Jamaica Breakfast do you fancy...Dawn's** (own roast coffee & bammy disc delights) at Smurf Cafe, Pardy's Coffee Shop...

First up, ackee and saltfish in Jamaica. This savory mix of salt cod, ackee (a fruit related to the lychee), and onions is Jamaica's national dish. It's often served alongside another delicious Jamaican specialty -- fried dumplings. Watch out, those babies are deadly.
...don't forget the seasoned callaloo, a pile of "special order" cod fish fritters, fresh squeezed orange juice and some High Mountain coffee...a soul-satisfying aaahhh!

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** Smurf's Cafe: Some of the best food you'll find in Jamaica - the owner, Dawn, might seem like a tough cookie, but she's a huge sweetheart! (Tripwolf)
...you can get anything you want at Dawn's Restaurant...tra ha la ah lah.

I haven't had anyone's but Smurf's but I highly recommend them--best food and coffee!

Follow that breakfast up with a delicious lunch at Kim's Place by the casha tree.A braised goat sandwich on toasted coco bread with a plate of fresh cut fries.This is truly the best thing I have ever eaten in Jamaica.

foodie you must ask Kim for juice next time, she makes some of the best juices I have tasted