A gem of an experience! My first time trying Jamaican…read morecuisine in this new locale. I ordered the fried chicken and a beef pastry. The meal was accompanied by a rice/cabbage portion which was "to die for". All I have to say is that I could not stop savouring the amazing flavours of everything. The grandmother who prepares much of the food gave me a sample of ackee, a Jamaican fruit along with some luscious mixture of cod, along with a nice portion of bread fruit! Accompanying me were friends from Nova Scotia, one being a lady friend who was born in Jamaica. She had only excellent things to say about the meal. The interior of the restaurant was minimalistic, but very tastefully decorated with some neon lights, giving it a very cozy but high-tech ambience. In the future, I would like to try the chicken in brown sauce, which is pulled chicken simmered for hours in a brown sauce, imparting a very savoury flavor. I had the opportunity to try the pulled chicken from the plate of one of my friends, and was very , highly impressed. As I said before, I really couldn't stop eating a lot of the food once I started. That doesn't always happen in many places where I dying. I definitely will be coming back to this wonderful restaurant, and enjoyed the very warm greeting and conversation that I received from the proprietors. The prices were very reasonable, and I definitely will be a regular! Don't miss this newcomer to the St Catharines restaurant scene!

The food is great, portion size fulfilling. The food was so good I had to return the following…read moreday. The service from the staffs are warm and courteous, very pleasant . Perfect atmosphere to relax and enjoy your meal, very clean and nice.

If you are looking for a great spot to have a private tasting, this is it. Chef Darian and a host…read moreof his friends do pop-up private dining events throughout the year here. You can also hire and rent the space for a private event. The place is intimate and fits about 26 people comfortably. Most recently, I attended Chef Chris' Summer Soiree, which included a 4 course meal. It was a great experience, and the food was phenomenal. The price is well worth it and it's a great way to meet new people. Go in Facebook or Instagram and check out their social media page for any upcoming events. I'm definitely returning for another!!!

Pete is my old landlord! I told him we would be the first to try his new food truck, but sadly it…read moredidn't work out that way. Almost 2 years later after moving out, we finally got to try Pete's Hoagie Roller. Wow were we missing out this whole time. Stinger Hoagie 10/10 Soo good! First off, the hoagies are humongous, you could share them between 2 people. The meats were cooked so good, everything was super flavorful and juicy. I do wish there was a touch more steak to balance out all the chicken. But either way it was delicious! Peanut butter chocolate chip cookie 10/10 Good cookie made by Pete's mom!

This food truck came to my job and after seeing the photos on their website, I decided to try it. I…read moregot a chicken hoagie with fries and was honestly pleasantly surprised. It came out pretty fast and it was loaded, almost hard to pick up. Flavor-wise, it could've used a little more punch, but for a food truck hoagie, I really can't complain. Pete was super kind and high-energy, which made the whole experience even better. I also grabbed one of the "mom's homemade cookies" just to show some support. They had chocolate chip and peanut butter butterfinger, I went with the latter. I was a little surprised to hear they don't allow trailers at Larkin Square Food Truck Tuesday, because I think they'd do really well there. All things considered, I'd give this place an 7.8/10.

At MAP's famer market on a thursday, Anastsia's wasn't there in person, but their borodinsky rye…read morewas. We been wanting to try her bread again, having had it once some years ago at a pop up and loved it. we'd never heard of borodinsky rye, and should have googled it before we bought it. It's a sweet rye, which we weren't expecting, not knowing that a sweet rye even exists. So, it's not our favorite, but will say in its favor that it was dark, hearty, fresh. we just never figured out how best to eat it. we tried toasted, with pnut butter, with avocado, with soup; nothing was able to make us happy. The loaf cost $8.50. we haven't given up, tho! we'll try another flavor next time.

The bread here is fantastic. They also sell it at the Kenmore farmers market on Sundays, it does…read moreseem to have a up charge those days. It's well worth the trip out to North Tonawanda, or of course, if you're lucky enough to live nearby, you should come in all the time. The breads are fantastic. I have had two of their treat type things, and honestly, I'll stick to the bread. But it's well worth the trip. There's a private parking lot.

Stop reading now. Just go and grab a plate. Doesn't matter what it is. Your taste buds your tummy…read moreyour ancestors gonna be happy you came. Stumbled upon here as I was searching for hidden gems. It's a shame more people don't know about this kitchen. Came in on a Saturday night around 7pm. Ordered the Blackened shrimp po boy and the Szechuan Udon with shrimp which has noodles stir fried & tossed with veggies in a spicy Szechuan inspired sauce. Both were tasty. Seasoned beautifully. Had lovely colored and delivered with every bite. Honestly it was so good that two hours later I came back and ordered food for my family. They licked the plate clean. I got them the Creole Seafood Eggrolls and the southern fried shrimp po boy. There's a few seats outside the restaurant but most people take it to go it looks like. Tell your friends. Tell your family. Slide thru. It won't disappoint. Plus it's Black owned. Bonus info! If you don't wanna order in person you can get it with grubhub, door dash, and other delivery platform

Are you ready for a journey combining cuisine from East and West that will tantalize your taste…read morebuds and make you want more? Than look no further than Far East Bayou! We were looking for cajun food and stumbled upon this hidden gem. When I say hidden, its hidden tucked inside an old industrial building (with zero street signage) that now houses a bunch of pop up culinary surprises. On the second floor tucked in the back corner you will find Far East Bayou. This casual take out restaurant, is a fusion of Southern New Orleans and Korean flavors. The chef was extremely friendly and ready to take us down his culinary journey down the bayou. I ordered a bunch of different dishes for my husband and I to sample: Shrimp Bo Poy - blackened, shrimp po boy- fried, crab hush puppies and honey cajun udon noodles. Everything was extremely flavorful! The sauces were out of this world. They had a nice spice on them. Not a spice that sets your mouth on fire, but spice that is flavorful and enhances everything else on the plate. The fried shrimp was super crispy and the cornmeal breading was perfectly seasoned. My only complaint is the preparation of the shrimp. The shrimp are prepared with their tails on, which made it difficult to eat. We had to dig through the sauces and toppings to find each shrimp and pull the tails off . I learned the owner makes his own kimchi, which is made using more spices and vegetables and less fish. He allowed me to sample some, and I will be dreaming about this kimchi tonight! I will definitely be coming back to try their rotating specials menu, and grab some more kimchi!

A on the go food truck with 2 crepe griddles and a staff of 3 working the Yelp event we just…read moreattended. Staff was pleasant and made each order fresh as it was placed. The even had gluten free option for those who need or prefer. The crepes came out warm and soft, with a pancake like taste. We sample the Nutella which was rich and complimented the crepe very well.I would have liked to have seen prices on the large menu that was on side of the truck. We enjoyed the the crepes folding into triangles and inserted into a specialized tear -away holder. It made it much easier to eat

First and foremost...thank you fellow Yelper Einas for posting on the best addition to share space…read morewith Wheatberry. I stopped in twice this past week, one of there off day a Tuesday, and this past Sunday. Mark & Austin the owners were extremely friendly, and you could see they both worked well together, and had the skill along with passion for crepes. After visting several other establishments that sold crepes, The Mad Irons Cafe is the real deal with talent and savory flavors. The crepes are made fresh to order. The prices are reasonable, and the best part of the experience is watching them be prepared in front of you. Sweet, savory and breakfast crepes one cant go wrong with the variety. Look forward to trying more crepes again sometime soon.

Had a fabulous meal and experience with Sobremesa. This pop-up dinner was in the Five Points…read moreneighborhood rather than their usual space on Chandler Street. There were twelve people for a 6 course vegan menu. While the menus aren't always 100% vegan, they can do a full vegan option at any of their pop-ups if you provide advance notice. It's a pop-up, so the only food there will be what is being served to the small group. The courses are spaced out so you have a chance to talk with the other diners and meet new people. Everyone sits together at one table. All meals are gluten free and BYOB, so feel free to bring wine to share or beverages for yourself. The meal was thoughtful and vegetable forward. There's nothing like this in Buffalo, but lots of places serving food like this in bigger cities - Chicago, Philadelphia, NYC, LA. Do yourself a favor and let Chef Claire wow you with vegetables and other plant-based foods where the animal products, if any, just play a supporting role. Eat better.

A friend and I went to a St. Patrick's Day pop up event with a 5 course Irish meal, and it was so…read morephenomenal! Claire is clearly really knowledgeable and passionate about her ingredients and flavor combinations, and everything was truly phenomenal. Every single course was thoughtful, generous in portion, and delicious, and Claire was so helpful and lovely. Can't wait to find more events in the future with Sobremesa!

the Bewilderment Cafe is somewhat hidden in the downstairs of another building. it's is nicely…read moredecorated. The ambience is very nice. the fireplace and lounge chairs are an added touch. the food looks good, but lacks in taste. The people are great; servers (staff) as well as those being served I met 3 individuals in under 1 hr

The Sandwish whete really good sometimes I love the thick as bread! Humphhhh…read more If you wait in line and got patience Great! The Ambience dependes on how hungry you are!

The Tiny Thai food truck showed up at work for the first time. I was looking forward to it based on…read morethe good things I heard from other people who had been to their store. It was disappointing. I got the drunken noodles with chicken, that is a vegetable base then you can add protein with additional cost. The chicken was very dry, and there were very little vegetables. The dish was very salty, I could not finish it. I think for $18 that is expensive. The ladies were friendly, I just wished the food was better.

I was over in the neighborhood on Chandler Street, and needed some dinner. As my friend said, I…read morepicked up an old classic and something new to me. I got the Pad Ka Pow with pork and an order of the spring rolls. The service was so fast here and friendly. I got my food to go and it was still piping hot when I got home 15 minutes later. This is quite the meal with a large portion of rice in the main dish and five spring rolls. It was delicious from start to finish. Each dish came with an extra sauce to use or dip into. The spring rolls were crispy and full of flavor. The pad ka pow was a perfect balance of savory flavor with the right amount of spice. I should have asked to get shrimp with it this time, but that will happen when I go back next time. The parking at Chandler Street can be a little tough but I found a spot which was nice. The building is full of businesses so it is a nice place to be when you're hungry. Tiny Thai is one of my new favorite places to check out in the city and if you're ever over near the Westside, you should too!

This local grocery makes my life simple!…read more Fresh veggies, packaged goodies, frozen foods, cooking supplies, and spices at good prices! I tend to drop by to purchase snacks, sweet-treats, and frozen items for my lunches at work. Otherwise, I pick up their homemade dinners in the freezer case - keeping stocked up for those busy days when I have no time to cook. There are so many excellent choices to suit any mood. Once you stop in, you'll find yourself coming back again and again. Now this is the ONLY place I buy my spices and all my friends have become customers!

So glad the restaurant opened back up this year! The food is top notch! They also do offer the…read morebuffets again for lunch and dinner, I also saw someone get the buffet to go! We will be back for sure!