OUR STORY
Welcome to Jamaican Breeze Sports Bar & Grill
Jamaican food is amazing and Indianapolis needed more of it to offer our community. The inner city was void of this cultural dining experience thus the birth of Jamaican Breeze Sports Bar and Grill. Located centrally just off of the southeast corner of Keystone and Fall Creek Parkway, Jamaican Breeze provides Indianapolis with a professional, culturally diverse dining experience that contributes positively to the draw and appeal of our city, while offering our community a unique choice for food, family and memories that last a lifetime.
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Fresh Ingredients, Tasty Meals
“AI BEST FOOD DIS!”
Seasonings are the keys to the world and at Jamaican Breeze Sports Bar & Grill, we have opened the door to the island. Pimento, scotch bonnet, thyme, garlic, and scallions…a magical combination necessary to experience true Jamaican flavor.
THE FOOD
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Jamaican Breeze offers the authentic, “chilled and laid back” environment of the beautiful island people while offering real food with amazing flavors.
What People are Saying
TESTIMONIALS
“A Great Find”
Awesome atmosphere and a great vibe for dinner.
“Fabulous food & flawless service”
Couldnt ask for more from a restaurant.
“Another successful experience”
The food was so good, I love the spices.
“Speechless”
I was really surprised! The food was amazing I never had Jamaican food before!
Open Daily! Come visit us!
Hours of Operation
Monday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
*We will stay open until the end of most big sporting events. Have a question? Contact us.
Contact us
If you have any questions about our location, our food, or even about Jamaica, come here or give us a call! We look forward to seeing you! Families are always welcomed!
Get in touch
Address:
4189 N Keystone Ave, Indianapolis
Phone:
(317) 426-4045
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News and Events
Emancipation Day
Emancipation Day became a public holiday in Jamaica in 1893. However, when the country gained Independence from the British in 1962, it was discontinued.
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Jamaica Carnival
Modern Carnival is said to have begun in Trinidad and Tobago in the 18th century and quickly spread to other Caribbean countries, including Jamaica.
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Jamaican Easter Bun and Cheese
Easter time has come again! The Jamaican Easter Bun and Cheese is a sandwich eaten during crucifixion season. The bun and cheese is a spin-off of the British hot cross[…]
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