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#75153 10/23/03 11:10 AM
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George (famed George of George's Country Kitchen) stopped by my restaurant last night, he's back and looking for a new spot to crank out the most superior breakfast offerings on the island, I hope he ends up close to us, but wherever, he's always worth the trip! El Divino does have a great brunch, and BB makes sticking around the hotel worth it, lush and cool by the pool! It's my family's favorite everytime.
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#75154 10/23/03 11:12 AM
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hi Jackie!


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#75155 10/23/03 11:57 AM
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Would definitely agree with those who said El Divino at Banana Beach has a fantastic burger. I think it's the best thing on their menu. Their Brazilian Rodizio in the evenings is good, too, if your husband likes meat.

We weren't so crazy about their breakfast, however. This summer, the buffet was basically the same every day... scrambled eggs with some kind of leftover meat mixed in, a variety of fresh fruit, and little pastries/rolls that always tasted like they had been defrosted and refrozen. I'd recommend you use your voucher as credit and order off the menu. Estel's in town is much better for breakfast (try the fry jacks) and you can't beat the atmosphere.

Most of the restaurants in town have a wide selection of foods, and even a picky eater should be happy, but most of those are a good distance away from BB. There's not much within a short walk of the hotel.

#75156 10/23/03 12:25 PM
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mikell, Mickey's has good breakfasts - your hubby can have traditional eggs, meat, toast, etc and you can have huevos rancheros and fry jacks. I always have at least 1 breakfast there when I'm down.

#75157 10/23/03 01:37 PM
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lillies beside cholo's on the beach can build a good amer. style braeky

#75158 10/23/03 03:44 PM
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great...i'm scribbling all these suggestions down right now! thanks so much...

what exactly are fry jacks?

coconut tarts? burrito's? heuvos rancheros? oh my...i'm not going to need lunch! well...maybe conch pizza!! yumm!

#75159 10/23/03 04:49 PM
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fry jacks = sopapillas (if you know what they are!)

#75160 10/23/03 04:54 PM
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ok...did a google search and figured it out...like indian fried bread where i come from...deep fried dough basically...and i guess every country has its variation...all good! and better than ordinary toast!

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