The Pelican Grill

Lucea

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Home Caribbean Jamaica Lucea DiningThe Pelican Grill

The Pelican Grill

Located on the Hip Strip is The Pelican Grill - a family-owned dining establishment beloved by the locals and known for offering only the freshest, truly Jamaican home-style dishes. Try their steamed red snapper with okras and bammy, ackee and salted codfish with boiled green bananas, as well as yam and fried johnny cakes. Desserts include sweet potato and bread pudding.

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addressGloucester Avenue, Montego Bay
openingHoursMon–Sat 7am–5:15pm, Sun 9am–4pm
phone+1 876 952 3171
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