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Tianna’s Fish Hut & Beer Joint, Fort Clarence, Jamaica

Ft. Clarence beach

Who says there are no good beaches in Kingston?

And for food….

it’s worth the trip (about 20 minutes from downtown Kingston) for lunch at Tianna’s Fish Hut & Beer Joint…

Tianas

What’s on the menu?

It’s written on the building….

Kitchen

Please order here…

Fish or lobster?  Bammy? Festival?

Food lady

Steamed or fried?

Fish

Take your pick…

Snapper, parrot?

Takes about an hour so order early…

Food lady

Foodie

“Foodie”, the lobster man presents his wares….

Lobster

Chicken lobster?  This was amazingly good…


Ms. Pauline


Ms. Pauline… the proprietor of the establishment.

Ft. Clarence tree

Now…looking for some shade…

Ft. Clarence

Fort Clarence Beach, St. Catherine, Jamaica- complete with clean beaches, nice bathrooms, and hot sun.

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14 Comments

  1. August 17, 2014 at 11:04 pm —

    So verpönt zocken auch ist, so ist durch psychologische Studien bewiesen worden, dass zocken, ein dem
    Alter angemessenes Spiel vorausgesetzt, förderlich für den Geist sein kann.
    Beim Daddeln von Videospielen lernt der Gamer mit Spaß und
    ohne den Druck Konsequenzen tragen zu müssen schneller als üblich zu Reagieren und seine Prioritäten zu setzen. Die meisten Videospiele vermitteln zusätzlich auch Basics über
    Wirtschaftlichkeit und fördern die kognitiven Fähigkeiten des
    Spielers. Auch die verrissenen Multiplayer-Spiele
    können doch öfters den falsch vermittelten Effekt des Abdriftens in eine falsche
    Realität} umkehren. Man kann mitunter so manchen unfreundlichen Leuten begegnen, doch findet der Gamer sehr oft exakt in seinem Favoriten Gleichgesinnte.

    Summa summarum: das Spielen ist genial! Ungeachtet des Spiels und
    der Plattform, Spielen ist ein Kulturgut.

  2. July 19, 2011 at 9:06 am —

    TENHO VONTADE DE CONHECER ESTE BELO LUGAR. IRACEMA

  3. iracema RIBEIRO
    July 19, 2011 at 9:05 am —

    sou do bresil e tenho uma vontade enorme de conhecer este lugar lindo , que nao se copara com os da qui . sou fa de jimmy cliff. iracema natuireza brasil.

  4. January 11, 2011 at 5:25 pm —

    I’m arriving on January 15th. I hope I can know you. I’m in love with the pictures of your place. Love fish.

    Ilma

  5. karen
    December 4, 2008 at 8:47 pm —

    is there food during the week? or only on weekends?

  6. Tami
    July 25, 2008 at 7:12 pm —

    Waves, the beach next to Fort Clarence is pretty good too with affordable festival and fish. Never full, cool ambiance, no crowds.

  7. Ian
    July 25, 2008 at 7:54 am —

    Raatid!!Mi-Hungry:).

    As I sit at my desk in economically, spiritually, and morally bankrupt Detroit Michigan I could not help but to imagin myself strolling down the beaches of Ft. Clarence thinking of only to wash the sand from between my toes. Although I know not the taste of the food at Tianna’s, the photo’s alone have me swept away with plans to experience what this visual oassis is really about.

    Mi miss yaad ever-lastin…

    My complements to the visual Chef Monique Lai.

  8. burrokeet
    July 24, 2008 at 3:59 pm —

    why anyone bothers to go to the giant barrio that is Hellshire is beyond me, when Ft. Clarence is right there without the filth and hassle

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