The Ultimate Dining Nightclub and Lounge is a restaurant and nightlife venue at 33 Ward Avenue in central Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica. Its menu runs from Jamaican-style fish dishes to burgers, pasta, salads and cocktails, and its events page describes live music, DJ nights and themed parties. The venue's own tagline is "Dine. Drink. Dance."
Where it is and how to get there
The venue is on Ward Avenue in central Mandeville, at 33 Ward Avenue, Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica. Mandeville sits in Manchester Parish, so if you are planning a wider trip through the parish, that page is a good place to see what else is nearby.
The venue's website has a Get Directions link that opens Google Maps, and that is the easiest starting point on a phone. If you need help finding the entrance once you are in town, call +1 876 707 1121. If you would rather put your questions in writing, email ultimatedining7@gmail.com.
What to eat and what it costs
The menu covers Jamaican-style dishes, seafood, international plates, pasta, burgers, sandwiches, wraps, vegetarian food, children's meals, sides, salads, juices, beers, champagne and cocktails. The prices in this section are from the venue's menu as of October 14, 2026. Dollar amounts use the Bank of Jamaica rate of about JMD 159 to US$1, from October 13, 2026. These are one restaurant's prices, so treat them as a guide to this venue and not as what food costs across Jamaica.
Brown stewed fish is one of the Jamaican-style dishes on the menu.
For Jamaican-style fish, the brown stewed fish, steamed fish and escovitched fish are each listed at J$3,500 (about US$22). The steamed fish is priced from that amount, so ask what comes with it before you order. If escovitched fish is new to you, start with Jamaican Food to Try: 25 Dishes and Where to Find Them.
Grilled, garlic or honey-glazed salmon is J$4,200 (about US$26), and glazed pork ribs are the same price. The seasonal lobster, served with lemon garlic butter or as lobster Thermidor, is J$4,500 (about US$28). The menu marks the lobster as seasonal, so ask whether it is available on the day you plan to come.
Shrimp and pasta sit in the middle of the price list. Curried shrimp, or shrimp with garlic butter, is J$4,000 (about US$25), and Cajun shrimp and sausage pasta is also J$4,000 (about US$25). A chicken Alfredo is J$2,000 (about US$13), and a shrimp Alfredo is J$2,500 (about US$16). Sweet and sour chicken is J$2,000 (about US$13).
For something lighter, a beef burger is J$1,200 (about US$8) and a fish burger is J$1,400 (about US$9). A chicken quesadilla is J$1,300 (about US$8), and a shrimp quesadilla is J$1,800 (about US$11). Loaded fries are J$1,500 (about US$9), the ultimate cheesy fries are J$2,000 (about US$13), and chicken wings and a chicken wrap are each J$1,500 (about US$9).
Vegetarian dishes run from J$1,800 to J$2,000 (about US$11 to US$13). Children's meals run from J$1,200 to J$1,400 (about US$8 to US$9). Sides run from J$300 to J$500 (about US$2 to US$3), and salads run from J$2,200 to J$3,500 (about US$14 to US$22).
The menu says meals attract a 10% service charge and 15% GCT, so work both into your budget. For how tipping works beyond that charge, read Tipping and Eating Out in Jamaica: What Visitors Should Know.
If anyone in your group has an allergy, tell your server before you order. The menu says the kitchen handles nuts, gluten, dairy, seafood and other common allergens, and it cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free dish.
Drinks, from beer to champagne
Beers are mostly J$600 (about US$4). Ultra is J$700 (about US$4), and Rum Strip is J$500 (about US$3). Juices and soft drinks range from J$200 to J$800 (about US$1 to US$5), and champagne runs from J$10,000 to J$70,000 (about US$63 to US$440).
The cocktail list runs from daiquiris and mojitos to rum punches and martinis.
The cocktail list is organised into daiquiris, piña coladas, margaritas, rum punches, mojitos, martinis, sours, house specials, classic cocktails, bartender specials, shots and alcoholic daiquiris. Ask the bar for the cocktail prices before you order, so you know what a round will cost.
The venue's drinks have had some press. A Jamaica Gleaner food article from October 9, 2025 credited a piña colada remix to Shannamar Smith of Ultimate Dining & Nightclub in Mandeville. The drink used coconut-washed Appleton Reserve, guava, coconut syrup and lime. Our Today also reported on the 2025 Appleton Estate On The Rum Bartenders' Competition, naming Shannamar Smith of The Ultimate Dining in Mandeville as a third-place finalist and describing her as the highest-placing female in that competition.
Nights out: live music, DJs and themed parties
The events page describes the programming as live music, DJ nights and themed parties. Plan your visit around a dated event rather than a standing night of the week, and call the venue to check what is on before you come.
Live music, DJ nights and themed parties are how the events page describes the programming.
The next listed event is the Girls Rush Anniversary on Saturday, October 17, 2026. The listing runs from 8:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m., with admission from J$1,500 (about US$9). It is listed as a ladies event. Ask the venue what the admission covers, and whether the listing has changed since you read it.
The venue has hosted large nights before. In August 2024 the Jamaica Gleaner reported on the "Streets vs Club: Black on Black" party, powered by Magnum Tonic Wine. The report named performances by Beenie Man and Bounty Killer, and it described a U-shaped club, a VIP section, a Magnum stage, DJs and a night that ran past 4:00 a.m. That was a single party, so ask about the night you have in mind.
Other dated listings show the same kind of programming. The Jamaica Star's entertainment diary for November 2025 listed a Halloween Weekend Black Out Night at the venue, with music by Jaco, Craig and DJ Fyah Blacks. That was one weekend's listing, so treat it as a past example and ask about the night you have in mind.
Booths, birthdays and private bookings
The August 2024 party had a VIP section, so ask whether a VIP area or booth can be set aside for the night you want. The venue sets its own booking terms, so ask directly by phone at +1 876 707 1121 or by email at ultimatedining7@gmail.com.
Have these details ready when you call or write:
- The date and arrival time.
- The number of guests.
- Whether you want dinner, a booth, a birthday table or a private event.
- Food and drink needs, including any allergies.
- Deposits, minimum spend, admission, service charges, age rules and the ways you can pay.
The same list works for a birthday, a girls' night or a group dinner. Start with the date and the head count, then work through the rest.
Before you arrive: hours, dress, payment and parking
Confirm before you go: call +1 876 707 1121 or email ultimatedining7@gmail.com for the opening hours on your date. Ask for the kitchen's closing time and the time the club closes, because a late night is the visit where this call matters most. A listed event time, such as the 8:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. window for Girls Rush, applies to that event, so ask about regular hours separately.
Ask the venue where guests should park, especially on an event night.
Ask about the dress code and age rules for the specific night you plan to attend. Event rules can differ from one night to the next, so do not assume the rules from a past party still apply. The August 2024 Black on Black party had a black theme, and coverage described guests in denim, leather, fishnets, sneakers and boots. That was the theme of one party, so treat it as a style clue for that night and not a rule for every visit.
Ask whether the venue takes cash, cards or both before you come. Ask where guests should park as well, especially for an event night.
If you are building a wider food plan, the restaurant directory lists places across all 14 parishes. Use it to find other places to eat, drink and dance, parish by parish.
Common questions
Short answers to the questions that come up before a visit.
Where is The Ultimate Dining in Mandeville and how do you get there?
The Ultimate Dining Nightclub and Lounge is at 33 Ward Avenue in central Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica. Use the Get Directions link on the venue's website, which opens Google Maps. If you need help finding the entrance, call +1 876 707 1121.
What food does The Ultimate Dining serve and what does it cost?
The menu covers Jamaican-style fish, burgers, pasta, wraps, salads, children's meals and cocktails. Brown stewed fish, steamed fish and escovitched fish are each J$3,500 (about US$22), and a beef burger is J$1,200 (about US$8). The prices are from the menu as of October 14, 2026, and the menu says meals carry a 10% service charge and 15% GCT.
What are the opening hours for the restaurant and nightclub?
Call +1 876 707 1121 or email ultimatedining7@gmail.com and ask for the kitchen closing time and the club's closing time on your date. The Girls Rush Anniversary on Saturday, October 17, 2026 is listed from 8:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m., but that is the event's window, not the venue's regular hours.
What weekly events or theme nights does it run?
The events page describes live music, DJ nights and themed parties. Plan around a dated event. The next listed one is the Girls Rush Anniversary on Saturday, October 17, 2026, with admission from J$1,500 (about US$9).
Can you book a booth or a private event, and how?
Ask the venue directly. Call +1 876 707 1121 or email ultimatedining7@gmail.com with your date, arrival time, guest count and whether you want a booth, a birthday table or a private event. While you are on the phone, ask about deposits, minimum spend and admission.
Is there a dress code or an age limit at night?
Ask about both for the night you plan to go, because event rules can differ. The 2024 Black on Black party had a black theme, and coverage described guests in denim, leather, fishnets, sneakers and boots, but that was that party's theme and not a rule for every visit.