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June 25, 2014

A SUPER SWEET 16 (PART 4)

Christened a ‘Sweet 16’, the annual valentine to the island’s best restaurants and newly discovered culinary gems, was celebrated in first-rate style as thousands made the Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards a definitive social appointment on the immaculate East Lawns of the fabled Devon House on May 29.

Continuing our Food Awards recap, Thursday Life rounds up even more booths that impressed — for fantastic food offerings, fabulously executed decor, and in many cases, a combination of the two.

Photographers: Bryan Cummings, Joseph Wellington, Garfield Robinson, Karl McLarty, Lionel Rookwood, Antonio Graham & Kenyon Hemans

689 by BRIAN LUMLEY

CAFÉ BLUE

COUNTRYSIDE

GUILT

HALF MOON

HERMOSA COVE

MARCHABELLA BISTRO & CAFÉ

OPA! GREEK RESTAURANT

REGENCY LOUNGE & BAR

SANDALS

SPANISH COURT

SPUR TREE JAMAICA

TREASURY OF DESSERTS

UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY

WALKERSWOOD

WOK THE HELL

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