This fish restaurant fills daily with locals who drive here from across Kingston. Get here early, particularly on Friday night and Sunday lunchtime. Gloria’s fish is nothing short of glorious – a large plate of melt-in-your-mouth perfection, accompanied by bammy, festival or rice, and eaten with harbour views. Shellfish lovers, go for the curried or honey jerk shrimp or the grilled lobster.
Gloria’s
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