For many people, Turtle Bay has always been famous for its 2 hour Bottomless Brunches, which came with a huge list of different cocktails and a meal to go alongside it. The chain has undergone a huge ...

I tried their Breakfast Rotis, which is described by Turtle Bay as “a hand-rolled flatbread - soft, warm and perfect for soaking up the Caribbean spices. They're loaded with your choice of smoky ...

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Turtle Bay’s is turning up the heat this month with the launch of its newly expanded ‘Bottomless Brunch’. Bursting with even more Caribbean flavour, choice, and soul.

A popular Bristol restaurant chain has included one of its city eateries among recent closures as it battles a “tough” economic climate. The Caribbean-themed Turtle Bay outlet on Cheltenham ...

The chain’s website said the restaurant in Blackburn is also now closed, as is the one in Croydon. There are, however, 50 surviving Turtle Bay outlets, including others in the South West in ...

Turtle Bay, the Caribbean-inspired restaurant group, announced the changes as part of a new dining concept. The Chelmsford branch will be the first to introduce these changes, ahead of plans to ...

The restaurant was just one place agents stopped while searching for four people. "They had no reason to be here," Jaimes said. "Everything we do here is legal.

The dishes I had set my sights on were the jerk beef rib, the trini cod - both new additions - and the brown chicken stew (£14.70), back by popular demand, according to Turtle Bay's website.

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Turtle Bay, which has a branch in the town's Corporation Road, says from tomorrow, October 8, the Caribbean-inspired menu will have a whole new look.

The 20 homes are among 100 approved for development on a 43-acre site under a 2014 agreement with the state that protected much of the Turtle Bay property on Oahu’s North Shore from being developed.