Eight years later, Broken Plate still serving bold flavours
May 28, 2026
by Nyoka Manning/Gleaner Writer
Eight years later, Broken Plate still serving bold flavours
Eight years after opening its doors, Broken Plate has established itself as one of Jamaica’s standout culinary destinations, earning a reputation for bold flavours, elevated hospitality, and immersive dining experiences. The award-winning establishment marked the milestone earlier this month with its ‘8 Plates, 8 Pours’ anniversary dinner party, unveiling its new 2026 food and cocktail menus through an interactive à la carte dining experience conceptualised as a gallery-style exhibition. According to co-founder Kwasi Henry, the evening was intentionally designed to feel less like a formal dinner service and more like an immersive culinary experience where “the menu was the art, and the diners were the critics”.