The mark consists of the stylized words "THE JAMAICAN POT" in bold red letters, with "THE" and "POT" centered above and below "JAMAICAN" respectively, with yellow outlining "JAMAICAN" and green outlining "THE" and "POT". Two palm trees, one leaning to the right and one leaning to the left in red color and outlined in black are behind and to the right of the words "THE" and "POT" and behind the letters "A" and "N". An incomplete outline of a pot is centered below the letters "JA" in "JAMAICAN" and to the left of "POT" in yellow, black and orange. Below the pot are colors representing flame in yellow and orange. In the center of the pot image is a black and white image with a black line stretching upward from the top of the semi-circle image with white center, representing an emblem on the face of the pot. Underneath the word "POT" is the wording "RESTAURANT" above the wording "SAVOR THE FLAVOR", all written in black. The remaining white in the mark merely represents background and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.