Soldier Camp Bar& Grill
Restaurant · Portland ·

Soldier Camp Bar& Grill

Restaurant · Portland ·

Family-style Jamaican feasts with fresh seafood, curries, and plantains

jamaican hospitality
lobster
coconut shrimp
red pea soup
friendly staff
rustic outdoor feel
curry goat
oxtail
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Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by Courtesy of Destinee Condison
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null
Soldier Camp Bar& Grill by null

Information

5H73+RWR, Unnamed Road,, Port Antonio, Jamaica Get directions

$$

Usually a wait
Restroom
Accepts reservations
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner

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5H73+RWR, Unnamed Road,, Port Antonio, Jamaica Get directions

+1 876 351 4821
soldiercamp.restaurantsnapshot.com
@soldiercampbargrill

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Features

•Usually a wait
•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Dinner reservations recommended
•Cozy
•Romantic

Last updated

Jan 20, 2026

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"On the first night we had a family-style dinner at Soldier Camp where the feast included red pea soup, lobster, fish, and cheers with Red Stripe Sorrel."

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Jim V.

Google
After a morning drive deep into maroon country, we arrived back to Port Antonio ready for lunch. Having read good things, we decided to try soldier camp and were delighted with our experience! Everold greeted us warmly and explained some of his background, then outlined the menu options which were extensive enough to give a choice but at the same time keep it real. Two steamed bass with okra from his tree and fried plantain and one crab with roti later, we were well fed and satisfied! He’s passionate about using real ingredients and skilled at preparing them, we’ll be back again on the weekend!

kits V.

Google
One of the best meal so far in Jamaica. Wish we are it here earlier in the trip so we could have come here more often. Delicious lobster and even more delicious coconut shrimp and fried green plantains.

Wendy B.

Google
Real jamaican hospitality with great food, we can only recommend this gem!

Angela A.

Google
Well cooked, tasty food and excellent service by Soldier. Came away very satisfied and happy. We would have like to dine there again but ran out of time in Port Antonio. I give this restaurant 10/10.

G Z.

Google
Great place to eat all meals of the day. Had breakfast and lunch here during our stay. Well priced and everything made fresh or to order. Can really taste the quality and time that goes into. Would recommend.

Moyanne P.

Google
My aunt was visiting from New York and we drove from St. Mary to go there. I was urged to go just by the warm and welcoming voice over the phone. The food was excellent, just right. The staff was very courteous and friendly too, and it's the first restaurant I went to with complimentary wet wipes😊. I loved the rustic outdoor feel...it felt like 90s Jamaica in the dance hall. I'll definitely visit again.

pascale V.

Google
Whenever we are in Port Antonio we always eat here, always a warm welcome, very tasty food, highly recommended

Natoye H.

Google
Soldier was awesome and one of the most thoughtful person I've met his oxtail was fire, honestly best I've had, overall food was great definatly going back.