The Jerk Spot Jamaican Restaurant

The patties back home in NY are better, but for LA- wasn’t expecting much. I wouldn’t take a date here, but for quick lunch, decent choice. ⬆️ Service was friendly and efficient ⬆️The beef patties are good. Super flaky and good portion of filling. Could use more seasoning but don’t hate it. ↔️ Curry chicken patty was ok. Kind of bland, could use more salt, too. ⬇️ cost to portion ratio Not a destination but if in the neighborhood, not bad.

So i ordered a stewed fish and they said it would be 35 which generally took about 45 or 55 including the prep and serve. I was 4 minutes late to work but man let me tell you it was totally worth the wait. I've been to jamaica so I know good Jamaican food. The here is the spot, definitely "The Jerk Spot"

mind you, i’ve only ever had the jerk chicken wings, but they SMACK. i didn’t really grow up on Jamaican food, but i did spend a decade of my life in Brooklyn, and these wings would be a standout even in as competitive a market as that. sometimes they’re already ready ahead of your order, but sometimes they make them fresh and hot to order - that is the peak experience. the beef patties are also not to be missed. i be humming while i eat this food.

Delicious! The jerk chicken was falling off the bone and so soaked in flavor! The extra sauce was great for those who really want that kick! The beef patties were flaky and rich, the reggae bread was crispy and steamy. The plantain was like a flavor bomb! The prices felt a little steep for the humble setting, but we did not leave disappointed.

Wow! This place is a low-key spot that has the hits! I was in the area with a friend and wanted something quick and easy to eat. He recommended this place. I ordered two chicken curry empenadas (one to eat there and one for later). It was PERFECTION... fresh and hot, with a flaky light crust, the filling prepared with the perfect amount of seasoning. They were so good, I ate both of them in the parking lot! I'm still thinking about them, tempting me to brave the freeway system from Glendale to Culver City. Not expensive, very satisfying, just good food made with pride. The place was clean and smelled amazing. I haven't had Jamaican food in over two decades, but I'm not going to wait that long to come back to this establishment. If you want to support a small family business, eat some del