3 Dives Restaurant vs The Houseboat Grill
Both The Houseboat Grill and 3 Dives Restaurant are rated highly by experts. On balance, The Houseboat Grill ranks slightly higher than 3 Dives Restaurant. The Houseboat Grill comes in at #3 in Jamaica with praise from 6 reviews like Lonely Planet, Rough Guide and DK Eyewitness.
3 Dives Restaurant
West End Road/just west of Extabi, West End, Negril, Jamaica
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"It’s no small tribute to 3 Dives that its jerk overshadows its reputation for lengthy waits (sometimes over an hour)."
Travel + Leisure
"Previously featured on The Amazing Race, the 3 Dives jerk stand is named for the surrounding limestone cliffs, which provide great diving spots as well as stunning views of the sea."
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DK Eyewitness
"This is an eternally popular place in a tree-filled garden on the cliffs, with a nightly bonfire creating some atmosphere."
Rough Guide
Star
"Popular, inexpensive jerk centre in a cliffside garden, with particularly good lobster and a nightly bonfire."
Fodor's
"It's best known for its jerk...but it also serves traditional Jamaican dishes like curried goat, brown-stew chicken, curried or steamed conch, and, in season, grilled lobsters."
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The Houseboat Grill
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Southern Cross Blvd, Montego Bay, Jamaica
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Concierge
"It may look like a misplaced paddleboat from the Mississippi—or a tourist trap—but this floating double-decker eatery serves terrific food, and to a mostly local crowd."
Frommer's
"The setting for this unusual and very laid-back restaurant is a houseboat built around 1960 that floats at permanent anchor from a pier beside Freeport Road."
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Travel + Leisure
"Half the fun of eating at The HouseBoat is the location: a floating restaurant that’s permanently moored (and softly rocking) at a pier overlooking the Montego Bay Marine Park."
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DK Eyewitness
"Unusual location in a refurbished floating houseboat, with tables inside and on the decks."
Rough Guide
Star
"Fantastic, unique setting in a converted houseboat moored on Bogue Lagoon."