ARAlfresco Restaurant
Restaurants & Takeout
Alfresco Restaurant
George Town
Jamaican-owned Caribbean, Italian and seafood restaurant in central George Town, Grand Cayman. Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
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About us
We are the first Jamaican Diaspora Business Directory.
Jamaicans have built businesses in every corner of the world. Until now there was no single place to find them. So we made one: a home for Jamaican-owned businesses, wherever they are.
It started with a simple question every Jamaican abroad has asked: “Weh mi can get a proper patty round here?”
The answer was usually a friend of a friend, a flyer, or a group chat. Brilliant businesses were hard to find, and newcomers didn’t know where to start. The Jamaican Diaspora Business Directory brings them together, from bakeries and barbers to barrel shippers, accountants and artists.
“Out of many, one people.” Out of many cities, one directory.
Rooted in all 14 parishes
Where are the owners from?
Tap a parish to see businesses whose owners have roots there.
1 listed owners have told us their home parish.
Questions people ask
What counts as a Jamaican-owned business?
A business owned or co-owned by someone of Jamaican birth or heritage: born on the island, a child or grandchild of Jamaicans, or with another close family connection.
Does it cost anything?
No. Searching and listing are both free.
How do you check listings?
Our team reads every submission, checks that the business exists and looks for duplicates before approving it. If something doesn’t check out, we let the person who sent it know why.
Can I list a business in Jamaica?
Yes. The directory covers Jamaica and the diaspora, from Kingston and Montego Bay to Toronto, London, New York and beyond.
How do I update or claim a listing?
Open the business’s page and choose “Claim this listing”. Once we confirm you run it, you can keep its details up to date.
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- 1Tell us about your businessWhat you sell, where you are and how customers reach you. About five minutes.
- 2Our team checks itEvery listing is reviewed by a person before it goes live.
- 3Customers find youIn search, on the map, and in the favourites of people planning a visit.
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