New venue for Table Talk Food Awards Cayman Edition
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November 4, 2015

New venue for Table Talk Food Awards Cayman Edition

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The venue for the Cayman Edition of the Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards, set for 7:30 pm today, has been changed.

Due to the inclement weather, the event will now be held at the Grand Cayman Mariott Beach Resort.

The event promises to deliver an outstanding food experience, and is an important opportunity to recognise the talents and efforts of those involved in the Cayman food industry.

Seventeen years ago, The Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards sought to make a statement that food in Jamaica was worthy of recognition. Now in it’s 17th year, Cayman has been added to the fold.

Tonight, at the Grand Cayman Mariott Beach Resort, get ready to taste and applaud the food industry of Cayman.

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