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Last Thursday, patrons experienced a tantalising Steak and Wine Night at the ROK Hotel in downtown Kingston.

With a promise to redefine Thursday nights, this delectable getaway has become one to look forward to, setting a new standard for evening indulgence. Hosted at the hotel's enchanting rustic-chic restaurant, Palate, the event offered a perfect blend of sophistication and relaxation.

Guests were treated to a sumptuous feast featuring the finest cuts of steak, expertly prepared to perfection by executive chef Volae Williams and thoughtfully paired with an exquisite selection of wines. The ambience was nothing short of magical, with dimmed lights, cosy corners, and acoustic melodies creating an intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

As the sun set over Kingston, the Steak and Wine Night at ROK Hotel's Palate proved that it's more than just a meal; it's an experience that leaves a lasting imprint on the soul, ensuring that Thursday nights will never be the same again.

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We Will ROK You - The ROK Hotel team and friends (from left) Cecelia Robinson, hospitality sales executive, CPJ Ltd; Pia Vonique Haynes, marketing executive, ROK Hotel; Justyn Jones, general manager, ROK Hotel; Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards judge Adolph Raynor; Toniann McKenzie, founder of Travel With Toniann; Marlene Buckridge, director of sales and marketing, ROK Hotel; Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards judge Stacy Belnavis; and Kelley Wong, partner at Livingston, Alexander and Levy, raised a toast to the evening with Frontera Cabernet Sauvignon. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

(Photo: Garfield Robinson)

It's A Party Of 4! - Office manager Natalie Fletcher (second left), who came to the ROK Wine and Steak night to celebrate her birthday, shared the frame with her mom Professor Gilian Wharfe; dad Professor Horace Fletcher; and sister Dr Kelly Fletcher. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

We Three - Chrysann Gordon, office and client relations manager at ChrysRoch Ltd, did not plan to miss the evening with her baby girls Layla (in hand) and Leigh-Ann Gordon. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Family Time - Dr Rochelle Crawford (centre), was delighted to have an evening out with her businessman father Patrick Crawford, and businesswoman mother Carol Crawford. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Judge This - Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards judges Adolph Raynor and Stacy Belnavis cleared their schedule for an evening out. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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