Norman Manley Blvd, Negril, Westmoreland, Jamaica

Dine & Drink

Taste the Vibe

Caribbean Flavors, Beachside Bites, and Poolside Drinks

Savor all-inclusive dining from open-air buffet meals at Palm Grove Restaurant to à la carte Caribbean-fusion dinners at Lotus Leaf, with reservations required for select experiences. Enjoy sandwiches and Jamaican jerk favorites at the beachside grill, coffee selections including Blue Mountain Coffee, swim-up cocktails at Bamboo Bar, and evening martinis with live piano music.

Dining room decor with a seated statue and lamp at Sunset at the Palms Resort.
Caribbean & International Buffet Restaurant

Palm Grove Restaurant

An open-air buffet restaurant at Sunset at the Palms Resort offering Caribbean and international cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Palm Grove Restaurant suits easygoing meals throughout the day, with themed buffets and garden-grown fruits and vegetables adding local freshness.

Plated entree with shrimp and vegetables at Sunset at the Palms Resort.
Caribbean Fusion À La Carte Restaurant

Lotus Leaf

An elegant Caribbean fusion restaurant at Sunset at the Palms Resort offering an à la carte dinner menu with eclectic island flair. Lotus Leaf is perfect for a more refined evening meal, with an air-conditioned setting and dressy resort-wear feel.

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DINE & DRINKS FAQs

Sunset at the Palms Resort offers a variety of on-site dining venues, including Palm Grove Restaurant for open-air buffet-style Caribbean and international cuisine, the a la carte Lotus Leaf Restaurant for an eclectic dinner menu with Caribbean flair, and the multi-course Chef’s Showcase featuring local cuisine with a Mediterranean twist. Guests can also enjoy casual beachside fare at Palm Breeze Beach Bar & Grill and coffee at the Blue Coffee Café.

Yes, Sunset at the Palms Resort is an all-inclusive adults-only resort, and dining at Palm Grove Restaurant, Lotus Leaf, Chef’s Showcase, and Palm Breeze Beach Bar & Grill is included, along with unlimited beverages at the resort’s bars and lounges.

Reservations are required for two of the resort’s dinner experiences: Lotus Leaf Restaurant and Chef’s Showcase. Guests at Sunset at the Palms Resort can arrange these reservations in advance through the resort’s Personal Concierge.

At Sunset at the Palms Resort, Palm Grove Restaurant allows casual attire with no formal dress code, while Lotus Leaf Restaurant and Chef’s Showcase require dressy resort wear for dinner, so guests should plan accordingly for these evening dining experiences.

Yes, Sunset at the Palms Resort offers vegetarian and vegan menu options across its dining venues, including a vegetarian breakfast selection, making it easy for guests with plant-based preferences to enjoy the resort’s Caribbean and international cuisine.

Sunset at the Palms Resort features three bars and lounges, including the swim-up Bamboo Bar at the pool, the Irie Martini Bar serving martinis made with Jamaican Appleton rum alongside live piano music, and a beach bar at Palm Breeze Beach Bar & Grill.

Yes, the Blue Coffee Café at Sunset at the Palms Resort serves freshly brewed coffee selections, including cappuccino, espresso, and Jamaica’s Blue Mountain Coffee, as part of the resort’s all-inclusive amenities.

Yes, Sunset at the Palms Resort offers room service for guests, available daily, though a service charge applies to in-room dining orders.

Sunset at the Palms Resort is an adults-only, all-inclusive resort that welcomes guests aged 18 and older, so all dining venues and bars on property are enjoyed exclusively by adult guests.

The Palm Breeze Beach Bar & Grill at Sunset at the Palms Resort serves casual beachside fare such as sandwiches and Jamaican jerk favorites, paired with Red Stripe beer and other cool libations, offering a relaxed daytime dining option along the resort’s private beach.

Sunset at the Palms Resort

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