East of Greenwood Great House, look along the coast for a trailer painted to look like a sea-blue slice of the ocean. Though this locals’ spot has been resting on its laurels lately, it's still a good spot for an alfresco meal under thatch, with sea views and decent escoveich fish and bammy.
Far Out Fish Hut
Montego Bay & Northwest Coast
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