On a day, when I don't have any plans, i'll head over to mi mom in laws store and chill for a while.

Always interesting sitting around, watching and listening to folks coming and going.

I can pick up on the patois when folks are ordering this and that.

My sis in law run things.

A little kid will pull up on his bike or a smaller one with silver (coins)and order a bun and cheese or sweet coconut biscuits (cookies) or something.

When my stomach talks to me and says "feed me". I get up, take a big stretch and tell my sister, "I'm heading to the Ackee Tree for some food".

It is right down the road from the store and across from the Texaco Gas station.

It's a small cook shop. Most times they have the usual Brown stew Chicken, Fried Chicken, rice and peas, etc, etc.

"Hey mon, I need a small fried chicken and rice and peas".

The cook will hold up a Styrofoam container, "yeah, that's the right size I say", 300 J right?

Yeah mon.

They have 2 tables and chairs in an semi outdoor covered dining area.

Next door there is a little store just like my mom in laws.

I'll get a ice cold Heiny or Red Stripe and have a seat waiting for the food.

The chef must have just finished cooking, because usually the food is nice and warm, but this time it was piping hot!

Just the way I like it.

The food is like a country meal, that little something in the tatse that you don't find in big city restaurants.

The beer was 200 J and the Meal ( Fried chicken, rice and peas) is only 300J.

They have bigger sizes, but the 300 J holds me nicely until din-din.

It is not a whole lot of food, but enough to satisfy a brother.

I love having breakfast from that place ..a Jamaican living in Negril took me there !

Wow, the Ackee Tree is still there! Good to know. Last time I was there was well over 10 years ago. Had breakfast. It was good.