Jamaica

Part of Jake's Hotel in Treasure Beach, Jack Sprat is a casual waterfront eatery with its own private beach on Calabash Bay. — Travel + Leisure

The extremely popular jerk joint, made famous in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, has come to conquer the capital, and very successfully, too. — Lonely Planet

With tables laid out along a breezy pier and great views down the coastline, this is a pleasant, mid-priced spot for lunch or dinner. — Rough Guide

One of Negril’s finest restaurants, romantically set on a boardwalk right over the sea. — Rough Guide

Evita's commands a wonderful view of Ocho Rios and the sea from its outdoor verandah dining area. — Fodor's

Previously featured on The Amazing Race, the 3 Dives jerk stand is named for the surrounding limestone cliffs, which provide great diving spots as well as stunning views of the sea. — Travel + Leisure

You’ll be joining the touristy throng at this ever-popular West End institution, but why not? Just for one night. — Lonely Planet

This is perfect for a romantic dinner, with faultless formal service, upscale atmosphere and a delicious Continental menu specializing in seafood; the crème brûlée is excellent. — Rough Guide

Built on a submerged sandbar 1km out to sea, this thatch-roofedeatery on stilts provides Jamaica’s – and perhaps the planet’s – most enjoyable spot for a drink. — Lonely Planet

At this open-air restaurant, you can get the best jerk dishes along this part of the coast. — Frommer's

Wonderful hotel restaurant serving consistently mouthwatering food for breakfast (try the corn pancakes with goat's cheese, or great omelets), lunch and dinner. — DK Eyewitness

The Strip’s obligatory jerk spot, and very good it is too. — Rough Guide

This longtime West End eatery serves—you guessed it—chicken prepared the way locals like it: curried, fried, jerked, and baked. — Fodor's