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| Oct 4, 2022

PHOTOS: Crowds flock to 2022 Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards

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Jamaica Observer Food Awards conceptualizer, Novia McDonald-Whyte (center) stopped by the Johnnie Walker booth in the company of fashion designer, Carlton Brown (right) and his son, Tyrese Brown, a culinary student. (Photo: Contributed)

Hundreds turned out to the 2022 Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards last Thursday.

Participants from the food and beverage industry and those patrons appreciative of their stellar service came out for this one night of food, fashion and entertainment. Gathering at Devon House, patrons experienced the delicious food and refreshing beverages of scores of businesses on show.

Among the well-known beverage brands were Johnnie Walker, Heineken and Red Stripe. At their booths, attendees were well-entertained by the interactive elements, musical performances, dancing and more.

Our Today brings you the highlights in pictures.

There was nonstop activity all night in the Johnnie Walker double-decker booth at the 2022 Jamaica Observer Food Awards. (Photo: Contributed)
Heineken Brand Manager and Innovations Lead Amoye Phillpotts-Brown looked enchanting in this green number designed by Norma Williams during the Jamaica Observer Food Awards. (Photo: Contributed)
Green was the theme! Recording artiste Cecile looked effervescent. (Photo: Contributed)
Red Stripe’s Managing Director, Luis Prata and his wife, Sara Prata enjoyed a blissful evening at the Jamaica Observer Food Awards. (Photo: Contributed)
Mixologist Shane Reid was in his element at the Johnnie Walker bar at the 2022 Jamaica Observer Food Awards. (Photo: Contributed)
Melicia James was all smiles after being able to pinpoint which of Johnnie Walker’s different flavour profiles she likes best. (Photo: Contributed)
Suzan Vassell of iShop grinned from ear to ear as she found her friends outside the Red Stripe booth at the Observer Food Awards. (Photo: Contributed)
The Johnnie Walker booth at the Jamaica Observer Food Awards was the best place for Co-Principals of Pink Apron, Timothy Skyers (left) and Charissa Skyers (right) to celebrate their joint win for Food Personality of the Year. Saxophonist Vernaldo Small (center) joined in on the fun. (Photo: Contributed)
Kristia Franklin (left) and Asheka Robinson were enchanting as they sipped on Heineken cocktails.(Photo: Contributed)
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2022 Table Talk Food Awards Amoye Phillpotts-Brown Asheka Robinson Cecile Charissa Skyers Devon House Heineken Jamaica Observer Johnnie Walker Kristia Franklin Managing Director Luis Prata Melicia James Red Stripe Sara Prata Shane Reid St Andrew Suzan Vassell Timothy Skyers Vernaldo Small

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