Dickie's Best Kept Secret
What the experts agree on
Hidden clifftop shack near Port Antonio serves enormous five-course meals in a ramshackle, eclectic-decorated home that's quirky, hard to find, but worth the detour for its utterly unique Caribbean dining experience.
"Looks can be deceiving, especially when it comes to this driftwood shack teetering on a seaside bluff one mile west of Port Antonio."
"Offering an extremely unusual dining option, this restaurant is set in a private home on a cliffside and a short drive from Port Antonio."
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"Easily missed as it’s nestled on a knoll as you round the far bend of Port Antonio’s West Harbour, this simple wooden shack is a surprising and fabulous choice."
"Dickie Butler’s ramshackle little cottage with a decidedly eclectic homespun decor clings to the edge of a cliff—a bit out of the way, yes, but certainly no secret after 30 years" Full review
"Almost too well kept a secret for its own good, Dickie’s... offers enormous five-course meals in rooms that look as if they were decorated by Bob Marley." Full review