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New Leaf Vegetarian (11am-6pm Mon.-Sat., US$5-10) spe- cializes in Trinidadian-style doubles—mild curried chickpeas wrapped in flatbread with spicy sweet cucumber relish and chutney— but the flavor doesn’t stop there. Delicious creations include chile sin carne, falafel platter, and ackee bammy pizza, with fresh fruit blends and vegetable juices to wash it down.

In: Vegetarian

M10 Bar & Grill

M10 Bar & Grill (US$8-12) is a popular local eatery serving Jamaican staples like curried goat, oxtail, fried chicken in an informal atmosphere. The popularity of M-10's original location downtown led to the creation of an uptown branch in 2014. The menu changes daily.

In: Jamaican

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Michael's Restaurant & Coffee Shop

Michael's Restaurant & Coffee Shop (7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon–Fri, Sat 9 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sun 9 a.m.-4 p.m.) opened in 1980 and has been serving Jamaican staples for breakfast, lunch and dinner to a loyal clientelle ever since. It's your best bet in town for ackee and saltfish, boiled banana and yam for breakfast any day of the week. Lunch items include fried or baked chicken, curried goat and oxtail, the menu rotating daily.

In: Jamaican

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Pumpkin Rice, Veggie Balls and Barbeque Tofu

Ashanti Oasis

Ashanti Oasis (Braemar Ave) is a longstanding quality, affordable vegetarian restaurant owned and operated by Yvonne Hope. It relocated in 2015 to the previous home of what was was Rib Kage barbeque joint, where it now serves dishes like veggie balls, tofu and whole grain rice in a breezy courtyard in the back unit of an unassuming one-story building. The innter courtyard has a juice bar and hosts occasional events, like album launches and book signings.

In: Vegetarian

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OPA Greek Restaurant & Lounge

A Greek Restaurant and chill Lounge located just above the Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road Kingston, offering diners a variety of delectable Mediterranean cuisine and wines.

In: Food

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Jahva Cafe

Jahva Cafe (Mon-Tues, 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Mon-Thurs 9 a.m.-11 p.m., Fri-Sat 9 a.m.-5 a.m. closed Sun) serves coffee, light meals like bagels, wraps, sandwiches and paninis as well as pastries (US$3-10) and offers patrons free WiFi. Coffee is provided by the Stoneleigh estate in the Blue Mountains.

In: Cafés & Pastry Shops