Caribbean Grill & Roti Shop

So I’ve been to plenty Caribbean restaurants from north to south of the east coast and this is most certainly not one. I brought oxtails and they tasted straight like boil neck bones I paid like 28.00$ for just all rice and the cabbage supposed to be the best part of the meal and it definitely was not. I don’t believe this is a true authentic Caribbean/ Jamaican restaurant!

This place is more for take out than eat in. The curry chicken was a bit salty, but overall, the flavor was good. That's the only good thing I can say. The portions are ridiculously small. As you can see from the picture, it was only partial pieces of chicken leg/thigh. They were cut so small that I got mostly bone with the 5 little pieces in the dish and 3 pieces of potato for $12.99. If I wanted rice, it would have been an additional $6. As pictured, there were 6 pieces of plaintain for $4. Not pitcured was the paratha roti at $2.99. Again, it was small, but it did taste good. Overall, I'm sorry to say I can not recommend this place because of the very small portion size and the price of the food.

The curry smells like love! As soon as you walk in this place the aromas get you. The lamb gyros are amazing. Everything we ordered was really. The falafel were a little hard better luck next time with those. Service was great and even the other customers were kind. I talked to everyone there and everyone has great things to say about this place. If you’re in the area give them a try. I’m on a mission to try the entire menu.

The flavor of the Lamb was delicious... It came with plantains, which were good, but no other vegetables, bread or anything else. Warm friendly atmosphere. I think it was over priced for what you get.

Always a nice experience, clearly labeled menu options. Great food everytime. The man who runs the shop is always friendly, I used to go to his shop flame gyros on Providence. Sad to see it close but I'll happily make the longer journey to enjoy his food.