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December 18, 2016

Lyming at Walkerswood

Located in the garden parish of Saint Ann, Lyming at Walkerswood serves up mouthwatering local dishes in a relaxed scenic atmosphere. Known for Jerk products – it offers pork, chicken, fish, sausage, popular side dishes and the best local curried goat and mannish water available on the island. Lyming at Walkerswood is the perfect stop to experience authentic Jamaican cuisine, always with great service from its warm and friendly staff.

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