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July 1, 2024

Monday, July 1, 2024

Emmy Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph opening the proceedings with an acapella version of the National Anthem, a whopping 58 elegantly decorated booths, 40 + awards, and scores of guests experiencing sensory overload, all in one venue, and in celebration of 25 years of culinary excellence.

The Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards powered by Mastercard — held on the lawns of Devon House on Thursday, June 27 — was as good as it gets.

Page 2 raises a toast to 25!

Photographers: Naphtali Junior, Garfield Robinson, Joseph Wellington

 

 

 

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