$Five Dollar Mondays + Monday Night Football + DJ Music Rocka = The Best Damn Monday Night Ever!
Football fans stand up! Non-Football fans stand up too! (more…)

Make your night complete!

After the Buju Banton & friends concert come to Negril for the best in Caribbean fine dining, then slide down to our lounge to get your party on with a mature crowd!

DJ Trendz spinning Reggae Hip-Hop & R&B til 4am!

Dress code strictly enforced:

Guys – No sneakers, boots, baggy jeans or athletic wear.     Women – Dress to impress.

Here are a few of our favs from this weekend: (more…)

Superbowl Sunday 

Negril Village | Negril Chelsea

Kickoff @ 6pm. No Cover. 

Happy Hour prices. $6 Wings

DJ Trends plays the hits(Rhum Lounge Only)
For Large party accomodations call Sim (212) 477 – 2804 

We start this Tuesday at noon, come celebrate and watch this historic moment live on
multiple screens. Obama Colada drinks and lunch specials during the event.

You’ve watched the debates, the convention speech now Negril Chelsea invites
you to watch Barack Obama’s Inauguration amongst friends.

Tables limited. Call for lunch reservations.

Then later on in the evening, the party moves to the Negril Village:Rhum Lounge. Party and celebrate amongst other like minded individuals happy to see our new president take office.
Doors open @ 6pm. No Cover. For table reservations, please call ahead.

Negril has you covered for Inauguration Day.

Negril Chelsea
www.negrilchelsea.com
212-807-6411

Negril Village
www.negrilvillage.com
212-477-2804

Experience New Year’s Caribbean Style. Two DJs,  Two Floors and pure entertainment. DJ Music Rocka and DJ Trends will bring in the New Year with your favorite Reggae, Calypso, Soca, Hip hop, R&B, and Classics.

Doors open @ 9pm. (Regular dining from 4pm), Dress: Semi Formal,

$40 pp General Admission

$60 pp Table Reservation (Food & Bottle Service)

Call for table reservations (limited availibility) or general admission
tickets 212-477-2804. Group Rates Available for 10 or more persons.

With a voice as soulful as Otis Redding’s, as romantic as Luther Vandross and as purely Jamaican as reggae itself, Beres Hammond has been a consistent hitmaker since the ’70s. Those qualities are still on display on his 25th album, “A Moment in Time.”

Due November 11 on VP Records, the set reconfirms a widely held appraisal of the 53-year-old as Jamaica’s greatest living singer-songwriter.
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