The Houseboat Grill vs Little Ochie
The Houseboat Grill and Little Ochie are both endorsed by reviewers writing for major publications. Overall, The Houseboat Grill scores significantly better than Little Ochie. The Houseboat Grill comes in at 89 with praise from 6 reviewers such as Travel + Leisure, Rough Guide and Lonely Planet.
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."
Little Ochie
Alligator Pond, Mandeville, Jamaica
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Fodor's
"This casual beachside eatery, a favorite with locals and travelers, known for its genuine Jamaican dishes like "fish tea" (a spicy bouillon)."
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Travel + Leisure
"Blackie Christian at Little Ochie has been serving up seafood at this Aligator Pond spot since 1989."
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BlackBook
"Founded twenty years ago by Evrol ‘Blackie’ Christian, Little Ochie is practically a Jamacain institution with locals and tourists a like."
Rough Guide
"The first franchise of the original in Alligator Pond, this lively spot is a replica of its big sister, serving delicious seafood in a variety of styles amidst a casual, local vibe."