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    Bamboo Fire Cafe

    4.6 (371 reviews)
    ModerateCaribbean, Cafes
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    BAMBOO FIRE CAFE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    victoria g.

    Great service, generous portions. Oxtail and meatballs were delicious. Will be back soon

    Grouper curry in the front, mac and cheese in the back.
    William Chapman ..

    This is a great restaurant! Went for the first time a few weeks ago with my 7 year old daughter. Everything we ordered was very very very good. Might be the best food I've eaten. Okra rice and plantains accompanied curried grouper. Perfect pairing. My daughter ate Mac and Cheese made a special Bamboo fire way. We brought home the leftovers and ate the next day. Wonderful!!

    Chicken Curry, roti, snapper
    Ruthie R.

    Last minute decision to try a new place for dinner on Easter Sunday. Barbara and her family were kind and very welcoming. Ordered dhal as appetizer and curry chicken with roti as main course. Delicious!

    Jerk meatballs as appetizer
    Kathleen S.

    Located in downtown Delray Beach, Bamboo Fire offers terrific Guyanese cuisine in a small restaurant with outdoor seating. The menu cover blandly describes the cuisine as "Caribbean" and "international," but the owner is Guyanese; thus, I assume the food is closer to Guyanese in style. Having never visited Guyana or tried Guyanese food before, I can't say what at Bamboo Fire is distinctly Guyanese, though common Caribbean fare, such as curries, jerk, plantains, conch, and other seafood dominate. My husband and I ordered the jerk chicken ($15), tofu curry ($13), along with a side of roti ($4). The jerk chicken and tofu curry came with a salad, okra fried rice, and plantains. Our server brought out the salad first, like it was an appetizer rather than a side, followed by our mains. Both dishes, along with the okra fried rice, were wonderfully flavorful and well-spiced. The chicken especially was tender and delicious, while the curry carried heat. I particularly appreciated that the food was not too oily; the roti was not greasy at all. The portions were adequate, and we left feeling more than satiated. By arriving at around 6PM on a Friday, we were able to find street parking two streets away. However, as other Yelp reviewers have noted, street parking is limited, though a parking garage is nearby. The restaurant is in walking distance of the main strip on Atlantic Ave, making it a convenience spot from which to further explore Delray.

    Oxtails, plantains and rice

    Best meal we had in Florida! Walked in and knew we were about to have a home style meal! Smiley was great and her Sad was really nice as well. Everything recommended was 10/10.

    Tostones with Garlic Sauce
    Abigail P.

    This place was soo good and the sit down family style is really nice. All the food was hot and the service and people were friendly. For the appetizers we got the fried plantains, tostadas with a garlic butter sauce, and complimentary jerk meatballs. We got for the entrees was chicken jerk with non-American and American spicy, the curry goat with roti and the peppered oxtail. Each entree came with a salad that was okay. Additionally the meal came with rice for the table. The chicken jerk was so spicy and so flavorful and the plantains were cooked so well. I also got a sangria that's was sweet and tangy. This place is was great and will be returning next time I'm in town!

    The fried plantains with the garlic butter sauce was PERFECT
    Sandra S.

    Overall I would come back to this resturant and try out more dishes. The meatballs were very good, I would of liked it a bit More well done on the outside but it was flavorful with a kick at the end. The plantains were perfect! The conch also delicious and prepared very well. I'm not a fan of okra so the rice threw me off but honestly it was probably the best okra I had comparing between the few times I tried it. But I would of just preferred regular rice and peas. The oxtail was very good. The salad was fine but I didn't get any dressing. The rum cake was strong. It tasted like the cake was made then rum was pour over it not Like the cake was actually made with the rum. The ice cream had frost bite on it which sucked and the cake portion was way too small compared to the amount of ice cream and whipped cream that was on it.

    Menu August 2016
    Donald S.

    As much I love all the energy of Atlantic Ave, it does have its flaws. Hang around long enough and you realize that is not where you'll find the best food. Bamboo is one of a few great options just a few steps from the busy strip. As you would expect, South Florida has an abundance of Caribbean inspired food. There are certainly gems to be found, but Bamboo fire is my go to for island flavor. In true island form, things are done a bit unconventionally here. There is no website, the hours vary, and the vibe is laid back. You get the sense that it's....well...it's island time. Some of the best offerings include conch fritters, plantain fries, oxtail, curry goat, and the okra fried rice. These are personal favorites but to be honest, they can do no wrong. It's all great. I can't recall having better caribbean food anywhere, including the islands. And how can I forget the calypso lemonade, superb! It's been awesome to see the growth over the years! After all these years, bamboo fire continues to deliver an exceptional product, only elevating what was already a great restaurant.

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    So I am not new to Georgian cuisine, we have a great place back home in Mt. Kisco, but my mother…read morehad never had Georgian before so we gave it a go. Restaurant itself is in a bit off the beaten track in a strip mall with mostly non-food businesses. We were there on a Thursday evening which was not busy time. Clearly a family run business with one person cooking (the husband?) and one person serving (the wife?). When we arrived around 730 there was only one other table occupied and no one minding the front of the house so we seated ourselves. It was over 5 minutes before the server appeared from the kitchen but once we got her attention we were given menus. Had to remind her to bring us water. The restaurant itself was very homey and pleasant. On the food side of things we were very satisfied, absolutely delicious . We had the Eggplant Rolls and a Khachapuri Adjaruli (the one that looks like a boat with the egg yolk on top), both were very tasty. I had the Lula Kebab (land and beef kinda like a Kofta Kabab) and my mom had the Chicken Kebab. Both were delicious. I give the waitress credit because when I was ordering I almost ordered the fried potatoes as a side, but she made a face which I correctly intercepted to mean it was gonna be too much food for the 2 of us, which would have been true. Def too one leftovers. Would def recommend checking out this place, food is really good.

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    Drove out of my way looking forward to a nice cup of coffee and croissant. Unfortunately, after…read morewaiting at the door for a few minutes with a locked door at 7:07am somebody opens the door only to tell me they will open in five minutes. Needless to say, I'm walking away disappointed in search of another place that is respectable to the opening times posted. One star only for the experience. Wish I could comment and rate the food and coffee.

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