Father Bull Restaurant & Jerk Center

By Naomi Isabel


It seem that a lot of our memories from travels revolve around food. Think Jamaica and we think mouth watering charcoal smelling chicken and the freshest of bread so soft that you can practically dissolve its fluffiness in your mouth. We think of coco wata and chewing on the freshest of sugar cane, snacking on crunchy cashews or a multitude of flavored peanuts.

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When I was staying in Montego Bay, well let me correct myself, when I was staying in Barrett Town which is probably closer to Falmouth than to Mobay, I had one of the worst meals of my life. No it wasn’t chicken feet or oxs brains or anything gross like that. All I wanted was chicken and rice – something to tie me over before heading out dancing that night. So without causing too much embarrassment to myself or others I basically fed the dog(s) my dinner after one mouthful. Just as well I had a bottle of coke to swish the taste out of my mouth.

So the following evening I’m pretty sure my partner got the hint that roadside food was not always trustworthy and he took me to one of his favorite places to eat as he knew the chef there.

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I have tried aimlessly to google this restaurant for more pics than these random iphone images so I promise when I return in a little while I’ll take better ones. Father Bulls restaurant and jerk centre is the best stopover you could make if you had cravings for a hearty meal, a drink, an ice-cream or our new favorite activity (a swing!). If you’re not up with the times, swinging on swings is a must do for adults in Jamaica as well as the children! There were a few different seating options – outdoors, indoors and at the bar. I noticed it was well cleaned and had a very Spanish island feel to it.

jamaica jerk centerWe visited on a warm night and there was only one other couple and a few seated at the bar. The chef came out to tell us what he had on the menu and by the size of him I could tell he loved food enough to know good food. The waitress brought us drinks really quickly and asked again if we needed more which, for Jamaica is really good service! I think she was hoping we would spend more money on alcohol but I don’t care because as a big fan of customer service it meant that we were being looked after. I watched a couple come in to buy ice creams and it looked reallllllll good although I had absolutely no room in my belly for any.

The salads were fresh and crispy and the portion size was great considering it wasn’t at all an expensive meal. We ordered the stew chicken and the jerk pork, both equally delicious. The drinks were the most expensive part of the dinner which compared to eating here at home, is very typical so we left early to drink more at home of course!

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When I return to this restaurant I’ll definitely book a table at sunset, it had an awesome view right on the ocean and although it was dark and starry when we were there it was still very beautiful to soak it all in and steal a few kisses. Haha making you sick now after you were thinking about all that good food! Feel free to give them a boost and pay a visit next time you are “between towns”.

This is the most accurate address I could find at present:

Father Bull Bar Jerk Centre & Restaurant
Longbay, Rosehall ,St James Open Every day from 8am til they feel like closing.

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7 responses to “Father Bull Restaurant & Jerk Center”

  1. LOL Naomi I’m laughing at the swings because recently on the south coast in Santa Cruz I found a bar with swings. I’m telling you I AGREE it’s the best new bar activity I’ve come across LOL!

  2. Me and some chicas were at Hellshire this one time and wondered off to find some toilets… we returned about an hour later after stopping off for synchronised swinging 😛 They had 4 swings in a row on the grassy area, so much fun! we got puzzled looks from the men when we got back haha We just exclaimed how much fun going to the bathroom was!

  3. My husband and I have been given a trip to Jamaica. It’s in one of the resorts, which looks amazing, however, we’d love to see the real Jamaica as well. We’ll be in Montego Bay. This restaurant looks wonderful. Do you have any other suggestions for us?

  4. The business in a nutshell: From jerk seasoning to leather sandals, peppers to jewellery, Kevin supplies the tourism industry with authentic and unique Jamaican products. These include food-related products and crafts made by local artists, which can be made to order. Clients are hotels, gift shops, restaurants, petrol stations and tour attractions. KRL Supplies also has a stand at the local market, because while the tourism industry is seasonal, local trade is all year round. “My competitors within the craft industry are< importers of craft items as well as wholesale craft distributors,” says Kevin. KRL Supplies is unique because it sells home grown products.

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      Kristi

      Nice to hear he keeps it local. 🙂

  5. Father Bull is my spot too. It’s the first place I go after landing. I’m missing it right now. Your blog helps my homesickness.

  6. Michelle Avatar
    Michelle

    I was introduced to the restaurant about 2mths ago, while on my way from Montego Bay to Runaway, omg the ambiance is to die for, the food, wow. Since then I have been there 3 times and plan on going tomorrow on my way from the airport. I have also told almost everyone I meet about this place.

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