About Business

Gloria's Seafood City is a Jamaican restaurant chain that specializes in fresh, seafood dishes. The restaurant was founded in 1976 by Gloria Lyn, a Port Royal native who wanted to share her love of seafood with the world.

Gloria's Seafood City is known for its wide variety of seafood dishes, including steamed fish, fried fish, curried seafood, and seafood Gloria's Seafood City is a Jamaican restaurant chain that specializes in fresh, seafood dishes. The restaurant was founded in 1976 by Gloria Lyn, a Port Royal native who wanted to share her love of seafood with the world.

Gloria's Seafood City is known for its wide variety of seafood dishes, including steamed fish, fried fish, curried seafood, and seafood pasta. The restaurant also offers a variety of Jamaican side dishes, such as rice and peas, fried plantain, and coleslaw.

Gloria's Seafood City has three locations in Jamaica: Port Royal, Kingston, and Ocho Rios. The restaurant is popular with both locals and tourists, and is known for its friendly service and delicious food. Read More

Mission Statement

Gloria's Seafood City is committed to providing our customers with the freshest, most delicious seafood dishes possible. We use only the highest quality ingredients and our dishes are prepared with care and attention to detail.

We are also committed to providing our customers with a warm and welcoming dining experience. We want our customers to feel at home in Gloria's Seafood City is committed to providing our customers with the freshest, most delicious seafood dishes possible. We use only the highest quality ingredients and our dishes are prepared with care and attention to detail.

We are also committed to providing our customers with a warm and welcoming dining experience. We want our customers to feel at home in our restaurants and to enjoy their meals to the fullest.

We believe that seafood is a gift from the sea and we are grateful for the opportunity to share it with our customers. We are committed to sustainable seafood practices and to protecting the marine environment. Read More

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