Mr Wade Lyn CBE - Birmingham's Jamaica Honorary Council Firstly, we'd also like to wish Jamaica a very happy Independence Day! Island delight would like to congratulate our inspirational managing director, Mr Wade Lyn on [...]
UK’s Patty King: Black Business Entrepreneur Firstly, we'd like to give Lailah a huge thank you for interviewing us. She is dedicated to highlighting the achievements of many black business owners across the UK. We [...]
Historically The Jamaican Pattie is a derivative of the Cornish Pastie. In the 17th Century many Cornish ships and sailors were involved in the triangle of routes between England, East Africa and the Caribbean for [...]
A very special charity donation..Giving back to the local community. Over the past few weeks, we have been working hard to deliver our patties to those in need. So far, we have had the fortunate [...]
Join the Island Delight family and become a Trade Sales partner Did you know you we provide a range of trade sales options for your business? Whether you’re a wholesaler or an independent store, we [...]
COVID-19: Stay home. Stay safe. COVID-19: At this unprecedented time; the safety of our employees, customers, visitors & families remain our overriding priority. As the corona-virus disease (COVID-19) outbreak continues to develop, we are continuing [...]
Once again Island Delight are excited to be joining Invaders Mas at this years Notting Hill Carnival. Island Delight will join the well established Mas band, who were ranked in the top 3 in 2017, [...]
What Is Jamaican Patwa? Jamaican Patwa, known locally as Patois (Patwa or Patwah) and called Jamaican Creole by linguists, is an English-based creole language with West African influences, spoken primarily in Jamaica and the Jamaican [...]
Island Delight Feeds JAMMINZ Family Fun Day When Plush Events Group contacted us about their JAMMINZ family fun day on August 6th, we were keen to know more. Plush Events is a start-up company, with [...]
It’s National Jamaican Patty Day! Everyone knows Jamaicans love an opportunity to party. And if there’s no reason, then someone will invent one. And we reckon that’s how National Jamaican Patty Day came about, celebrated [...]
