Cynthia’s on Winifred

The experience at Cynthia’s was exceptional! A pre-order was done and a reservation made and upon arrival the table was set and we were warmly welcomed. We were encouraged to enjoy photos by the beach before the food was ready. It was ready in a short time to our expectation. We got a good amount of food for the price. The food was fresh and gave a traditional home-style Jamaican appeal. The food was good and she wished us happy birthday with a hug. Friendly lady, good service, good food

Lunch at Cynthia's was great. The escoveitch fish with all the fixings. I got veg, breadfruit, callaloo and plantain. Ms Cynthia herself is a darling lady and food done to order is worth the wait

So happy to stumble upon this place on a Sunday! Amazing food, even Anthony Bourdain says so! Sundays on Winifred beach are the busy days where locals come to hang out, def more of a local spot than a “tourist” spot. Good music, good vibes, one love.

I truly enjoyed my experience at Cynthia's. Her customer service was great. Called her in the morning and told her what I wanted for breakfast. She had it ready by the time we got there. The food was fresh and delicious. If and when I return to Portland I'll visit again.

Very relaxed atmosphere, delicious Jamaican food, good size portions. We had grilled lobster with local sides for 4500 JMD. Definitely recommend to visit.

Had lunch and breakfast at Cynthia’s and she didn’t disappoint. Both were group meals, the spread was good and tasty, the kids loved (and finished) their meal too.

One of the best meals we had in Portland. Cynthia has a couple of options (fried chicken, grilled fish and vegetables when we were there). Her Jamaica sides are amazing: breadfruit that had the perfect crust, festival (fried dough) that was the perfect balance of savory and sweet. She is also a super friendly and warm lady. The fish, chicken, sides, 4 beers and tip was $5000JMD. There are a lot of shops on the beach, her place is to the left as you enter.

Good food at the locals public beach. Support what you believe in. Go here if you want good, local food *on a beach* where you can take a dip while you wait, or just talk with people and learn about where you are. If you want a reliable menu (Cynthia serves what she has, call ahead if you want something specific) or punctual service (maybe our food was given to another table first by accident, it's a family operation) head to a restaurant elsewhere.