Okay so while I really enjoy the Pattie's and coco bread, I wasn't convinced about the food…read more Well...let me say they made me a believer! Their jerk chicken, oxtails, curry and oxtail pasta are ON POINT! I've been a weekly regular at this restaurant for about 3 months now and to date, I haven't had a disappointing meal. Plantains are always sweet, the rice & peas perfectly cooked, and the dumplings & fried dough amazing. Guess you can see I like this place. The customer service is good and trust I always have questions and they keep the interior clean. The house made juices/drinks are a bit too sweet for my taste but the food is worth every penny, and the portions are hardy enough for 2 people.

Place is small but the food is good, on fridays there is a dj with live music i love the vibes here…read morewarm and welcoming. They have a small selection of hot sauces you can buy. will definitley visit again.

Clean establishment. Customer service was great. I ordered the red snapper escovisch with red…read morebeans and rice and plantains. The plantains were cold. The fish was good but it still had scales on it, which was undesirable. Since this was my time, here, overall I was pleased and left there full.

Took about 30 minutes to get our order. After about 20 minutes of waiting I asked how long and they…read moresaid it was coming out soon. I said okay just please make sure it at least comes out hot. It came out about 10 minutes later and the fries were cold and tasted like they were fried in old oil, so I sent it back. Instead of them making a fresh batch, they took my old fries and refried them. (My husband some ate them cause he not as picky as me but still complained that they tasted super oily). His jerk chicken platter wasn't that good either. It just tasted like grilled chicken with bbq sauce on top. Unfortunately I will not be eating here again.

Virginia & Jossie were excellent the service is always amazing. I been coming to this restaurant…read morefor years. I enjoy the experience every single time. Terry

I visited Dat Jerk on Sunday, July 19, at around 4:00 PM…read more When I arrived, the employee was on the phone. I waited approximately five minutes without being acknowledged or assisted, so I decided to leave. Space at Columbia Mall can't be cheap, so I would expect staff to be attentive to customers and focused on providing service. Unfortunately, my experience did not reflect that. I guess they really do live up to their name.

I used been waiting for the restaurant to open for some time now and excited to try their dishes…read more The food truck now has a store front/brick and mortar. I took advantage of their Friday special, snapper escoveitch (sp?) style although they also offer it as brown stewed. I had to try their coco bread since it's homemade also. I'm sure I'll be back to try their oxtails because how can I not? I almost scream when I seen my cocoa bread! I could not believe I have fresh cocoa bread again like the last time I was in Jamaica! It was warm soft and pillowy. I had to make myself stop eating it so I could try the snapper. The seasoning on the escovitch was perfect! Perfect balance of spicy and acid made each bite exciting. I will never be a fan of whole fish because I do not like picking out my bones so there's a fillet on the menu for eskovich I'm definitely going with that next time.

I was so excited for this place to get their storefront, finally! I was a frequent consumer of…read moretheir food truck. I'm happy there's a new Caribbean spot; we need more of them in this area. Overall, it's not bad. Customer service is warm and friendly. Here's my point of view from someone who grew up in a Caribbean and Creole family. The chicken and curry goat are seasoned nicely. However, there's not enough meat for the price, IMO. The goat has more bones than anything and there could definitely be more chicken in the curry chicken platter. The peas and rice are meh -- lacking flavor. The plantains are just OK too. Steamed veggies are good. The cocoa bread is what it should be; warm and soft, and the beef patties are warm, flaky and seasoned well. I just tried the snapper escovitch and it was yummy! I've also had the yellow cake (yum yummy) and the cornbread (yum). However, do NOT buy the rum cake. Idk if the baker/chef had an off day, but my husband spit it out and said it was one of the worst things he's ever had. I was so excited for him to try it too. I couldn't disagree. It tasted like bitter fudge with a horrible aftertaste. Even the color threw me off. I was expecting a soft, semisweet cake with those hints of rum (or a lot of rum, ha). But nah. Save your tastebuds for something else, I beg. Overall, I'm happy to buy my signature staples and support this Black-owned business. I hope they get even better with time.

Maaaaaan where do I start?? The food was incredible, the customer service was superb, and the…read moreatmosphere was great. They were closing at 8, we went in just to grab a few desserts. Normally ppl wanna rush you out. The entire staff and owner gave us great conversation and suggestions on what to get. Love love love this place will visit again. A++ Mac&cheese, yams, salmon, fried whiting, oxtails, sweet potato pie, we literally tried everything lol

Been to the old location…read more Been to the new location. I don't get the hype. The food is basic at best. The fish (catfish and croaker) always tastes like it's been fried in grease that needs changing. There's no flavor profile in the food which is weird for a soul-food restaurant. The mixed veggies were absolutely disgusting-- gave them back. I paid $65 for fried catfish with two sides, fried croaker with two sides, a cookie and two drinks---and sadly, the only thing that was sort of worth it was the cornbread, but it tastes like it has coconut in it. I hate coconut. The item that was the most flavorful for me was the black eyed peas/hoppin John (minus the big pieces of fatty meat in them).

Tha restaurant gives "hole in the wall vibes"...but we all know that mostly means...the food is…read moregood. Ive actually been going here since I was in my late teens early 20s...i loved the previous chef ...unfortunately the service and quality has declined and I only get a good plate when my Nigerian family goes for me... Egusi is good....pommo...is usually good, but has be very hard ...check before or cook more when you get home... Fresh fish is almost always yummy despite the fact that I'm not a tilapia fan.

It seems the saying 'you get what you pay for' still rings true, especially these days. My wife…read morepurchased some meat pies, and while the price was reasonable for the quantity, the quality left much to be desired. The filling tasted burnt and lacked flavor, with the meat-to-veggie ratio being way off. To make matters worse, it took over an hour for her to receive the order. I'd recommend charging a bit more if it means improving the taste, quality, and portion of meat in the pies.

Great food! Friday night happy hour with live DJ and great happy hour menu…read more I've gotten the wings and Cajun chicken pasta. Both delicious! This place has a warm yet sophisticated vibe with LED chairs and tables. There is ample parking right in front of the restaurant.

From the owner: Green Chilis A African Fusion American Cuisine Restaurant Serving Breakfast, As Well As A Variety…read moreOf Food Options Ranging From West African Food, Nigerian Cuisine, The Best Ayamase Stew In Town, And Much More. We Have Caribbean Curry Goat, Jerk Chicken, And Coconut Curry Stew With Shrimp & Fish. Chinese Food Such As Fried Rice. Italian Pastas, British Fish & Chips, And Indian And American. We Have Burgers And Philly Cheese Steaks And Many Others. Visit Us Today, Or Call For More Information.

After reading several reviews, I asked the gentleman at the window if I could order 1/2 yellow…read morerice, 1/2 rice and peas. The yellow rice was delicious! Curry goat was equally delicious! Being from South Florida, I'm use to oxtail tasting a certain way. To date, no restaurant in Maryland, that I've visited has been able to duplicate that taste. Oxtail were very tender. Will return for the yellow rice and curry goat. Sorry, can't remember what my son ordered.

I don't know where Ive been because Ive never seen the truck before. I heard the music and got the…read morestewed chicken. 10/10. The rice and chicken was flavorful and tender. I'm so happy to have some GOOD Jamaican near me. Please post days and hours outside So I know when to go.

We absolutely love coming here on Thursdays to enjoy tasting food from the various food trucks. It…read moregives food trucks the opportunity to showcase their cuisines with the community, while raising funds for fire department. It's a fun & relaxing way to grab dinner or dessert close to the house. The service from the food trucks has always been pretty good and you can tell each enjoy being there. You can either eat at the location ... seating area available inside or outside; or take it home. Definitely a good option on a week day.

There are a lot of great food trucks that come, and appreciate when the fire dept is able to secure…read morenew places/cuisines to try. Makes for a fun and easy weekday outing.