Found this gem while in town visiting Savannah with some friends. Upon entry, you're immediately…read moregreeted and there's a menu with all the specials for the day. I decided to go with the brown stew fish with rice and peas and mac and cheese as my side. My friend ordered the turkey wings with white rice and sweet green peas. The lady taking our order did let us know that it would be a while for our order to be completed since the fish is cooked to order. There was a small seating area adjacent to the ordering area, so we sat there while waiting for our food to be done. It took a little longer than expected, but the food was definitely worth the wait. The fish was very flavorful and was packed with onions and peppers. The rice and peas paired well with the fish and sauce. The mac and cheese was just okay. My friend thought the turkey wings had a great flavor, but were slightly overcooked. I would come back again the next time I'm in town, but would definitely order ahead to cut down on the wait time.

Top tier restaurant for Jamaican food. Truly authentic. Some of the specialty items are cooked to…read moreorder such as the stew shrimp, but if you're like me I don't mind waiting for fresh food. Island Breeze can be difficult to find if you're not familiar with the area. Located on Montgomery Street next door to BoBo's seafood and across the street from an auto body shop. The customer service is good but as a native New Yorker I expect a little attitude from all Carribean restaurants, that's how I know the food is going to be amazing. Haha. I don't get attitude from anyone here but I've called in orders before and the person has definitely been short with me. Again, not a negative because the food is bomb. The inside is small so not made for a crowd. I tend to order my food and then wait in my car or order ahead so the food is ready when I arrive. It gets very busy in there especially at lunch time and if you're like me and always want a patty, make sure to double check because they sell out quickly.

Come here two Saturday's in a row because it was so good! Was a bit deceived with the name, lol…read more I'm Haitian and was hoping it was Haitian food, but this Caribbean/Southern spot hits the spot. The staff here is so sweet! They really help with making decisions and even offer samples if you're indecisive(like me). They wear masks when packaging food and have an outdoor seating area. Both times I got my food to go, and was in and out pretty quickly. The homemade tropical punch is so good! If ordering a "made to order" menu item, expect to wait about 15 minutes. The curry shrimp is one of those items and I was not disappointed. My friend also got curry goat and the pork chop and both were SO GOOD! As always, I do wish they have more meat, but this is something I'm used to from Caribbean restaurants. BUT- they have all things on the menu when I went in, something that doesn't always happen at the Caribbean joints I'm used to. This is the second Caribbean spot I've tried in the Savannah area, and this is tops!

I have now enjoyed six to go meals from the new location on Victory Drive and have not had a bad…read moremeal. I have enjoyed consistently good service. The BBQ Jerk Ribs, the Brown Chicken Stew, Jerk Chicken, and Lamb Stew have all been excellent. Their collard greens are a reason to go back all their own. Everything my wife and I have tried has been tasty. They are great about following COVID guidance.

Found this nice restaurant on Google. I am so happy we went. The hospitality was great, food was…read morereally good, good atmosphere and great conversation! I will be back!

Stopped by this place while visiting central Savannah for some business. And Boy am…read moreI glad I stopped by! This is a really high-quality, hole in the wall, Authentic Caribbean Spot. This is definitely a takeout spot, with two table tops and a small waiting area and front counter. However, this small place packs a big punch! They have a pretty extensive menu, which includes of variety of both jerk and Curry options as well as oxtails. They also have patties and several desserts. I ended up ordering the combo curry goat and oxtail platter with rice and peas, plantains and then a beef Patty and a slice of Red Velvet cake. I thought the food was really well done, well, seasoned, and excellent in terms of quality and quality. The patties were equally authentic and had the adequate amount of meat filling you would want. The only criticism was the red velvet, which I didn't think was legitimate Red Velvet, but rather red cake mix with a cream cheese icing. That being said, it wasn't bad, it just wasn't authentic Red Velvet. Service was also prompt and helpful with no more than a 7 to 8 minute weight from start to finish. Overall, I would definitely rate this as one of the better restaurants I have had a chance to enjoy in Savannah so far. Looking forward to another visit!

Seems like the location got moved awhile back and hours are different as well…read more I've had Kreole Kitchen before I came to Savannah and I'm still hoping to try it here seeing as the pickings for Caribbean food are so Slim!!!

The Victory location is perfect. This might be the best Caribbean food in the greater Savannah…read morearea- coming from a Caribbean person :). As always, the portions get a smaller each time I go, I under stand though, the price to purchase authentic ingredients is high in the area, but a little extra scoop won't hurt anyone LOL. The jerk chicken is perfect. Savory, slight spice and sweetness, and grilled to perfection. Mac n cheese- perfect. Cabbage, too good. Yams, DELICIOUS. Turkey wings, fall of the bone tender, green beans, full of flavor. The tropical punch, SO GOOD. We got two plates for about $30, which honestly isn't too bad. But that's because we didn't get any specialty items. Service is always authentically Caribbean, makes me feel like I'm home. LOL. Honestly, if you're looking for great Caribbean food. Go here

I come here after work and get the large oxtail with rice, macaroni or cabbage, and two patties…read more They are out of jerk chicken patty whenever I drop by at 5 pm. The oxtail does cost more as well so expect to spend at least 30+ I tried the jerk chicken a while back as well. Its spicy how it should be. The staff is also very friendly and they offer traditional beverages.

the service from the older woman. her smile, interaction. duggestions to my husband. knowledge…read more greeting customerd with a smile. the food i ordered curry chicken rice and peas, plantains, hubby had jerk chicken rice and peas mac and cheede. fir the curry chicken i received 3 pieces of chicken 4 piece of plantain, lots of rice. hubby had jerk chicken 2 pieces of thighs not cut ample piece of macaroni and cheese. we will.not return as we werebon vacation.

While visiting Savannah we found this little gem…read more Food--10/10. What a delightfully unique menu. The peach glazed chicken and the pecan encrusted chicken were superb. The grilled chicken sandwich, while ordinary, was juicy and perfectly grilled. Service--8/10. We arrived late in the evening and there was perhaps only be waiter working. Food took a while but when it came it was wonderful. Atmosphere--7/10. It's definitely off the beaten path but that is most things in Savannah. It was very modestly and simply designed.

This was a random stop the afternoon before seeing the Savannah Bananas play. We saw on the sign…read morethat that they had the best banana pudding and we were sold. We ordered a couple entrees to share and obviously went for the pudding and they weren't lying. It was so delicious!! I'm sad to see on Google that they have permanently closed.

The jerk chicken was soooo good! The people there were very friendly and helpful with my questions…read more I really enjoyed my meal.

So after a few days in Savannah, we wanted to grab some island food. After some research, I decided…read moreon this spot. It was a simple environment and a walk up counter to order. Our order was quickly taken and we grabbed a seat. The food was brought out quickly. My stepmom has the oxtail and I got the oxtail/curry goat combo. The food was a taste of home and we definitely enjoyed it. I felt like the oxtail could have used a bit more seasoning, but my stepmom said it was just right. To each their own. Stop in and give these guys a try.

Food was very good. Server took time to answer a couple of questions about the menu and food was…read moredelivered quickly. Great place!

So, this place is all the rave for Cuban food in Savannah, GA! I was greeted and seated promptly at…read morea comfortable table. This place gets very busy and crowded, so if dining here for dinner get here at 5 or a bit beforehand. I ordered beef empanadas for my appetizer, and they were oh so delicious! The beef was seasoned well & the empanadas were warm and crispy! For my main course, I had the churrasco steak, which came which rice and beans. The rice and beans were to live for!!! Savory and delightful. I also enjoyed the steak, seasoned well! Though I felt the steak could have also been grilled a'lot more, is it lacked the grilled char and was rare in certain parts. For dessert, I ordered tres leches cake. This was luscious and creamy + tasty!!! I did feel like they went overboard with the salsa. All in all, I enjoyed myself and would return again. Cheers!

10/10 food, 11/10 service. We had the oxtail and fried chicken and both were deliciousread more

Had lunch there today! Sooo good. They had a massive and delicious selection of soul food. From Ox…read moretails, turkey wings, ribs, smothered shrimp, smothered chicken, hamburger steak, liver and onions, corn bread, collards, limas, Mac n cheese, candied yams and more! This is definitely a place to go in Savannah. And yes... Guy Fieri recommends!

Visited Antojo Latino Colombian Restaurant while in Savannah and decided to give it a try based on…read morereviews--and we're glad we did. At first glance, the location feels a bit hidden and slightly awkward. When we arrived around 5:30, there was only one other couple there. The space is small, and there was a slight musty smell, likely due to the building being older. The menu is extensive but not very descriptive--adding photos would definitely help first-time visitors. We started with the empanadas, and they were hands down the best we've had at any Colombian restaurant across the U.S.--fresh, perfectly filled with potato and meat, and paired with a flavorful green sauce that really stood out. For entrées, my husband ordered the bandeja paisa and I had the rolled chicken. Both dishes were absolutely delicious. The chimichurri sauce served with the chicken was especially good and added great flavor. Overall, despite the ambiance and menu limitations, the food truly shines. We'll definitely be back when we're in town!

Nice folks. But, over-priced. You should be able to get ONE…read morerefill on coffee, for $4.50/cup. Bustelo isn't THAT expensive. $19 for a sandwich? ¡Creo qué no!