2025 Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards
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July 5, 2025

2025 Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards

Saturday Social harks back to the 26th staging of the Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards, powered by Mastercard, held on June 26.

Jamaica Observer Media Group Executive Chairman Adam Stewart (second left), Managing Director Dominic Beaubrun (right) and his HR consultant wife Angelique (second right) shared a post-awards snap with outgoing Dominican Republic Ambassador to Jamaica Angie Martinez and her father Pedro Martinez.Rahyme McKenzie

British High Commissioner to Jamaica Judith Slater and her consultant husband Philip de Waal (right) caught up with Jamaica Observer Media Group Executive Chairman Adam Stewart. Joseph Wellington

Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards judge Oneal Johnson (centre) shared the frame with Konnexx Services founder and Managing Director Dean Nevers (right) and Vamos Group CEO Juan Mosquera.Garfield Robinson

Jamaica Observer Media Group Executive Chairman Adam Stewart (centre) was flanked by Deputy Managing Director Natalie Chin Samuda (left) andThe Best Dressed Chicken Regional Marketing Manager Avadaugn Sinclair.Joseph Wellington

Digital marketing coordinator at Pepsi Jamaica Ashli-Raye Recas Rahyme McKenzie

Chairman of the Wisynco Group William Mahfood (left) and Jamaica Observer Media Group Executive Chairman Adam Stewart Joseph Wellington

Sitting pretty with a lychee martini at the One Park Restaurant & Lounge bar was realtor Petagaye Givans.Garfield Robinson

Restaurants of Jamaica co-founder Lorna Myers (centre) relished the occasion with her granddaughters Emily Mayne (left) and Danielle Moerschell. Naphtali Junior

Enjoying quality time together were Gillian Danica Artistry CEO Gillian Hunt (left) and her aunt, University of the West Indies adjunct lecturer Dr Ingrid Hunt-Anderson.Naphtali Junior

Raising toasts were Select Brands Managing Director David McConnell (left) and Bijoux CEO Anup Chandiram.Naphtali Junior

Proven Group Chief Operating Officer Tennyson Arnold was in foodie mode, enjoying the festivites with his MH&CO chief business officer wife Ashleigh (right) and Sygnus Vice-President, Wealth & Client Services Elizabeth James.Naphtali Junior

Location scout David Egan perused the Food Awards booklet.Naphtali Junior

Spotted at the event were Flow Vice-President and General Manager Stephen Price with his wife, Imani Duncan-Price, Deloitte director and office leader.Naphtali Junior

Representing the Harbour Wines and Spirits team at the Food Awards were Brand Manager Kaydene Senior (left), Business Development Manager, Off Premise Shauntae Tappper (centre) and Commercial Manager Dr Debbian Spence-Minott.Garfield Robinson

DJ Bambino brought beats and vibes at the Food Awards.Garfield Robinson

Red Stripe Public Relations Manager Tyheissa Williams arrived anticipating an evening as fabulous as her dress!Garfield Robinson

Public relations consultant Bethany Young shared in the fun with Rainforest Caribbean Director of Corporate Affairs and Strategic Partnerships Roger Lyn (second left) and Business Development Managers Zak (left) and Max Jardim. Naphtali Junior

In ‘taupe’ form was Jamaica Money Market Brokers Senior Marketing and Sponsorship Officer Suzanne Hendricks in a jumpsuit from Coochiannas.Garfield Robinsn

Entrepreneur Juanita Diaz paused for a photo before heading in.Garfield Robinson

Speech language pathologist Ann-Merita Golding looked bomb in blush.Naphtali Junior

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