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Caribbean Dish

3.9 (33 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Anya R.

Hands down THE BEST DOUBLES you will find here in the DMV. I drive all the way to New York because it's the only place I can find Trini doubles that mirrors actual back home taste. My best friend asked me to try Caribbean dish about two weeks ago and I've been back four times. I kid you not, they are my favorite now! I also tried the chicken roti, phoulorie and currants roll. All were delicious. There's no seating space however the interior is big enough for multiple people to stand in line and order. The staff is always friendly and the food is prepared rather quickly you are in and out in moments. I cannot believe it took me so long to find this place. It saved me a 4 hour drive!

Goat Buss Up with slight peppa and tamarind sauce

Caribbean Dish does not miss! From the doubles, to the goat buss up, to the veggie platter.. Everything I've had has been a hit. Best Trini food in the area! The service is great as well.

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Nina P.

I came across this spot searching for lunch locations. They serve authentic Trinidadian dishes so I was really excited. I went for a double and soup. They only serve soup on Saturday so I got the double. Very tasty and one of the best ones I've had in a while. If you authentic Trinidadian food, stop by this spot.

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The food is authentic, flavorful and downright delicious. The price is amazing for the amount and quality of food you receive. The service is warm and inviting. I've never gone anywhere immediately after my first visit, but I did this time. The family works in there and even the customers are friendly. There's no place to sit down and eat but the food is soo good your rather be at home to totally immerse erge

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2 years ago

I enjoyed the bake and salt fish, they fish was a tad bit salty for me, I didn't eat the Callao was not use to it being in a soup form.

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My food was cold, the Mac was dry. The don't have to worry about seeing any more of my money.

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Was visiting from out of town and the food was very yummy. Will visit every time I'm in the area.

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Trini Vybez Restaurant And Bar

Trini Vybez Restaurant And Bar

4.4(21 reviews)
7.4 mi•Columbia Heights

I guess this place is just now reopening because the restaurant was empty. Although we were the…read moreonly patrons in there, the DJ was rockingggggggg!!! Every song he played was a bop. The food was . This was my first time trying Doubles and It was so good. If you're a fan of chickpeas and curry, it's a great starter. I had the mixed platter with curry chicken, curry shrimp and oxtail with basmati rice and spinach. It was sooooooo delicious. A healthy portion so I was able to take half home. Parking is horrible so brace yourself. I'm going back for sure!

So I have actually tasted this before and thought it was so amazing I need to go to the new…read morerestaurant! For me the service was excellent. I mean there was only another couple at the time I visited but also the food came out quickly so huge plus! And the restaurant is spacious and casual so enough space for large parties. Overall I enjoyed it but there are a couple things that fell short! I ordered the chicken roti platter. 1.The roti! It's a very small portion served in a small coconut shaped bowl compared to the amount of food you got on the platter. I thought more was coming and unfortunately it was balled up in shredded little pieces that were kind of dry and i couldn't eat it properly with my sides. I thought maybe I had a bad batch but my friend had the same portion and complaint. Unfortunately no pic of that. 2: Honestly the plating is meant to be aesthetically pleasing but it was very hard to eat bone-in chicken out of a bowl on a saucer full of more bowls with a knife and fork. It was better when I took it to go and had a plate at home. Please reconsider this for the diners experience. 3. The doubles was my fave! It's a small app but very delicious and had a slight kick to it.

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Trini Vybez Restaurant And Bar
Trini Vybez Restaurant And Bar
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Sunrise Caribbean Restaurant - Food

Sunrise Caribbean Restaurant

3.6(22 reviews)
4.0 mi

I was excited when I first saw the sign, cuz I was like... this can't be the same Sunrise I've…read moreheard so much about in DC, is it?! And it turns out that it is, and I was ecstatic!! I feel like we generally have way more Jamaican food than Trini food around here (and even less of other islands), so it's a nice addition. If I wanted to I could walk / jog there, but otherwise it's a 5 minute drive. It's on a corner in Roosevelt Center where an Asian restaurant used to be. Even up until now, I see the Trini flags everywhere, and there are some pictures that still haven't been hung up. Sometimes they play music in there, and sometimes they don't -- I wish they'd play it all the time, because otherwise it can get oddly quiet in there. As for the food... 90% of the time I go is for their Sunday buffet. It's less than $30 for an all you can eat (AYCE) that includes plantain, chicken, fish, desserts, and some fantastic vegan dishes that are labeled as such. They have a whole vegan menu, in fact. And it's lovely to see all those on top of traditional Trinidadian options. When they first opened, they only served doubles and certain other things on weekends -- not sure if that's still the case, but they had signage to indicate that. By the way, I love their doubles. The buffet is the perfect way for me to unwind on Sundays, but I should try exploring other times, haha. I feel like a Caribbean restaurant in Old Greenbelt is a first, and I'm delighted to see the representation. Room for improvement: keep the drinks stocked during buffet, and there have been instances where no one is at the front and I've seen people waiting for a bit, sometimes impatiently. Perhaps add a bell to ring?

Sigh... I was rooting for this place. My husband oversold it and once I got there it was…read moredisappointing. The food was decadent. Not bad but what soured it was the extremely long wait time. The restaurant was clean and what I expected. Sundays are advertised as brunch only however due to a private party that was no longer an option which is one of the reasons we came. I wish I could give a better review, but this was my experience.

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Sunrise Caribbean Restaurant - Dining room

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Sunrise Caribbean Restaurant - "Roti" and "Doubles"- I use these names VERY loosely

"Roti" and "Doubles"- I use these names VERY loosely

Sunrise Caribbean Restaurant - Sign is finally up!

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Trini Vybez By Kalu's Seasoning Blends And Catering - Food Truck

Trini Vybez By Kalu's Seasoning Blends And Catering

4.3(34 reviews)
5.4 mi•Brookland

[Disclaimer: I was HUNGRY at the time of this meal, but I'm fairly certain I would give the same…read morerating to Trini Vybez any time and day.] The oxtail platter was some of the best food I've had in DC -- juicy, tender, flavorful. Not overpowered by any specific ingredient or taste profile, the oxtail struck a very lovely balance. I would dock a half star for the smaller than ideal portions, and the fact that my two sides of plantains came as a total of four-ish pieces, but I'm hoping it was just the result of getting there at the very end of the night and supplies running low. Service was fairly quick at their food truck, too. I waited on a very short line (again, end of the night, when most people had already eaten), and my number was called in a timely manner. I tasted one of my friend's curry shrimp dish, though, and while I enjoyed the flavor, the quality of the shrimp didn't feel comparable to the quality of the oxtail. More than understandable for a food truck operation, but if you're picky about your seafood like me, you may want to opt for something else.

ORDER NOW! This food truck came by my apartment complex and…read morenavy yard, and I'm so glad I gave it a try! Had their vegan double and babyyyyyyy! It was filling and I didn't even notice there was no meat - and the PEPPER SAUCE! I'm an African girl so the spice level is high but goodness the herbs and spices were AMAZING! The chickpeas are soft, luscious, delicious, and flavorful! I am just blown away by the flavors and speediness of the app with ordering and picking up the order in a hassle free way. Definitely check this food truck out!

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Trini Vybez By Kalu's Seasoning Blends And Catering - Stewed Chicken with Rice

Stewed Chicken with Rice

Trini Vybez By Kalu's Seasoning Blends And Catering - Stewed Oxtails with Carrots, Red Beans, and Rice

Stewed Oxtails with Carrots, Red Beans, and Rice

Trini Vybez By Kalu's Seasoning Blends And Catering - Beef Pelau Platter

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Beef Pelau Platter

Camella's Kitchen - Steak and shrimp tacos

Camella's Kitchen

5.0(1 review)
5.8 mi

I had the pleasure of making a large corporate order with Camella's (about 250 units) and it was…read moresuch a fantastic experience, from start to finish! Nyana is unbelievably helpful and accommodating, prices were very reasonable, and the product that was delivered was beautifully packaged and incredibly delicious. My family and I loved what we received so much, I'm going back to order two more cakes for the holidays! Thanks Camella's Kitchen!

From the owner: We are a local, family-owned specialty food store. As two Trinidadian women, we’re proud of our…read morebold flavors. They are handcrafted in small batches – we make hot sauce, marinade, spices, cakes and more. These items make for a tasty addition to your home, and are great as handcrafted gifts. We even offer custom baskets made with our signature items. All of our sauces are gluten-free and vegan. Some items include our pepper sauce and spicy mango chutney. Our island herb blend also makes a great all-purpose marinade – it is also known as Caribbean green seasoning, sofrito, or epis. Be sure to also check out our rum cakes, and Caribbean fruit cake (black cake). Our bundles and boxes make great gifts for those who enjoy all things tropical and spice! Our flavors are a great way to experience the West Indies - no plane ticket required. As a bonus, we offer free recipes, so you too can try your hand at Caribbean cooking. Curbside pickup and shipping is available. Check our site for free shipping offers.

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Camella's Kitchen - Menu

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Camella's Kitchen - Fish seasoned using our Island Herb Blend.

Fish seasoned using our Island Herb Blend.

Camella's Kitchen - A saucy customer pouring our Trini 'hot' pepper sauce on a taco

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A saucy customer pouring our Trini 'hot' pepper sauce on a taco

Cane - Oxtail Plate

Cane

4.3(737 reviews)
6.5 mi•H Street Corridor/Atlas District/Near Northeast
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I was visiting the area to assist at a Yelp Elite Event and was trying to find some good lunch on…read moremy way to the airport. I ended up parking pretty far from the restaurant I'd intended to go to, when I noticed a "2025 Michelin" sign in the window of this little place. Of course, I had to go in. Pretty sure this was my first time eating at a Michelin-star restaurant! We just don't have those up here (yet). The server brought me a menu (and a beer) and explained how everything worked. And while I was tempted to order one of everything, it was just lunch after all so I settled on their ahhhhmazing Oxtail Bowl. I subbed pelau for the coconut rice and wow...just this layer itself would have made an excellent meal and I would happily eat a bowl of just pelau! But of course I had to dive into the succulent, fall-off-the-bone oxtails, too. They had clearly been cooked in some kind of magical way, and were presented with a rich, sinfully good sauce and topped with house-pickled vegetables. My only regret is there wasn't enough space in my belly to order one of their appies or desserts! I guess this means I'll have to come back. Which is just what I'm planning to do on my trip to DC for another event in a few weeks. Hey, it's a tough job but somebody has to do it!

Quiant little spot. Service was good and very attentive…read more The hops (rolls) were hot and tasty. The pelau was also very tasty. Did not really taste any 'coconut' in the coconut rice. Sorrel needed more ginger and less cinnamon? Oxtail was tender. Pork belly had a nice taste - perhaps a bit more sauce needed. Jerk wings had a kick to them. Snapper was good for one of our guest and not so good for another, even when it was sent back. It tasted cook but had a a slight red interior that seemed odd. The other snapper had a white flaky interior. Not a fan of the bread pudding. They did not have any doubles!! Which is why we came.

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Cane - Inside

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Cane - Jerk wings

Jerk wings

Cane - Red Snapper and Rice with plantains and Oxtail Plate

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Red Snapper and Rice with plantains and Oxtail Plate

St James - Modern Caribbean

St James - Modern Caribbean

4.3(481 reviews)
7.6 mi•U Street Corridor
•$$$
Women-owned & operated
Vegetarian friendly

I finally made it! I went on Friday during work hours, playing hooky. It was too early for happy…read morehour, but they have great happy hour times that run into 7 for future reference This establishment looks unappealing from the outside, but as soon as you step it, it demands respect: beautiful set up! We were greeted by Tom, who was working behind the bar. He also became our waiter. He suggested items from the menu and was extremely friendly and helpful. Based off his recommendation, I ordered the paratha brisket sandwich with calaloo soup. YUMMY- no other words. He advised to dip the sandwich (with the bread made in house) into the soup- it was tasty! Note- this item is only available on the lunch menu with the soup and sandwich as a combo. I also ordered jerk wings to share with my guest, which were 8.9/10- and my guest had the wing bowl, which isn't showing on the menu. The bowl came with veggies: greens, cabbage, coconut rice. The chef was able to make the orders Treenutt allergy safe- thank you. Overall amazing experience, and I'll be back to try more in the menu and drinks next time.

I ordered the crab fritters, pepper shrimp, and a Tropical Crush mocktail. I loved the mocktail! It…read morewasn't too gingery, which I appreciated. The crab fritters and pepper shrimp were both great, and I really enjoyed the black rice. My waiter suggested getting the spice on the side, and I'm glad I listened because it was super spicy! I sat downstairs at a two-person table. I would've preferred a booth, but it didn't seem like they had any. The hostess and waiter were both nice. My only food complaint was that collard greens were the only vegetable option. It would've been nice to have another choice. I loved the playlist as well! My friend got the oxtail and said it was pretty large and good. Overall, I enjoyed my meal. I'd go back if someone invited me, but it wasn't a place I left raving about.

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St James - Modern Caribbean
St James - Modern Caribbean
St James - Modern Caribbean

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Weekness For Sweetness - Brown stew chicken

Weekness For Sweetness

3.1(175 reviews)
3.8 mi
•$$

The flavors of the cakes and homemade juices here are astounding. I came for the Strawberry Rum…read moreCake but they were sold out. I decided to have a taste adventure and learn what a Jamaican Black cake was. Not a bad decision! Loved it. This cake tastes like Christmas! I'm thinking it's a dark rum that they use along with delicious fruits in the cake. You can really taste the marzipan, as well. How lovely! There is nothing plain about the unassuming Butter Rum cake. It is somehow flavorful, dense and rich while still maintaining a lighter flavor. Now onto the juices. Get them. Get 6. Get 12. We tasted the Pineapple Ginger. Meow meow meow meow meow. The Cherry Guava Ginger juice is so warming - ie ginger that brings much heat - and I love it. They have authentic Jamaican dishes here and I've tried and enjoyed the Chicken Roti long ago. I'd love to come back for the seafood dishes. They have many varieties of patties with coco bread. The beef patty with coco bread is the best amount of spicy heat for me. BTW, you could smell the curry all the way from the main road. I knew right away which restaurant that lovely smell was coming from. Their service was also fabulous with us. That's why they are 5 Stars.

So disappointed in my experience here. This was my 2nd time at this place. The 1st time was fine,…read morewhich is why I returned. Let's discuss my ratings: Ambiance: 2/10 very outdated decor; the small place had a packed hoarder look. I liked the reggae music being played which is why I gave it a 2. Service: average. It's a carryout type of place. 5/10. FOOD: 1/10. Let me break it down. Coco Bread-7/10, Calolloo-8/10. It was very oily and greasy but tasted fine. Brown Stew Chicken with rice and beans and cabbage. Chicken was dry and tasted old 1/10. Rice and beans were subpar-3/10. Cabbage was too oily and did not serve the PUNCH I wanted. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED! Want more authentic opinions? Check out my video reviews and more on my various platforms: CocoaAlmondJoy/CocoasJoy

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Weekness For Sweetness
Weekness For Sweetness - Brown stew chicken, rice and beans, and cabbage.

Brown stew chicken, rice and beans, and cabbage.

Weekness For Sweetness - Inside

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Caribbean Dish - trinidadian - Updated October 2026

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