Oh how I have loved eating here over the last 10+ years. A lovely walk to and from Bloomfield for…read morean incredible food experience. The restaurant has a warm and inviting feel with incredible decor. The authentic food will more than satisfy and leave you wanting more even with a full belly. Must haves: Sambusa Beet salad Beef Ye Sega Tibs Chicken Doro Wot Veg Sampler Meat Sampler

First off shoutout to the waitress for being so polite and helpful with my selection…read more i got the combo veggie plus meat platter and it was so much food so fantastic full of authentic flavor and and the inerj top tier it was pretty empty ambiance when i came in but the restaurant only open 5pm-8pm and i think should be longer

The best Jerk Chicken in Pgh hands down This place is almost a second home because I'm there so…read moreoften. The close community allows the employees to become familiar with your face and even your order. I personally drive quite a distance to have fireside, sometime during peek traffic hours but the drive always seems worth it.

EVERYTHING WE ORDERED WAS AMAZING! Pepper Steak…read more Jerk Chicken Curry Goat Rice & Beans Double order of Cabbage! Beef Patty washed down with Calypso Caribbean Lemonades Made me Homesick

If I could do half stars, I would have done 3.5. Service isn't the most friendly but not bad. Food…read morewas decent, but nothing to write home about. Value was okay in terms of quantity you get as well. All in all, nice to have this option around as there aren't many carribbean restaurants around, but overall neutral on the review.

Very nice still relatively new spot. Is it perfect? No, they are still working out some things a…read moreyear later, but the food definitely seems to be pretty high quality. I got to try their small bing stew chicken (brown stew chicken?) and sweet plantains. The portion itself was pretty solid for the price. The chicken was super tender and very flavorful. Mostly drumsticks. It also came with a nice portion of rice and beans, which soaked but the brown sauce (although I think more sauce could be nice, and maybe a few more vegetables as well). The sweet plantains were delicious. Super sweet indeed and a lovely portion, nicely caramelized. I will, I actually ordered the salt fish croquettes but I suppose they were out or something. Still a pretty small restaurant so understandable. I liked it though!

Great menu and delicious food. We enjoyed stopping by for the Pirates Home Opener, and loved what…read morewe ordered The sauce that came with our Samosas was excellent. The staff was helpful. It's great to have African cuisine options in Pittsburgh.

Kilimanjaro Flavour is a food-truck business that serves Tanzanian foods. I first heard about this…read morefood truck about one year ago, and since then, I hoped that the owner would park at a location near me soon. Today was the day that she parked near me! I decided to order dinner. Her menu listed foods such as meat samosas, sweet plantains, chickpea dumplings, zanzibar coconut shrimp, wakanda braised beef, and zanzibar coconut chicken. Chicken on a stick was not available because she would need to make and sell it in large amounts. I ordered four servings of foods, and after several minutes, the owner gave them to me. I rate the meat samosas as 5 stars, and I am happy that the owner convinced me to order two servings. I rate the sweet plantains as 5 stars, and I want to point out that the serving size is enough for multiple people. I rate the wakanda braised beef with vegetables and rice as 4 stars. It tasted good but could use a bit more flavor. My husband had no interest in ordering any foods, but I really enjoyed eating my foods. I might never travel to Tanzania, so I am happy that my tastebuds got to go. :)

Got my brother some oxtails as I had jerk chicken FABULOUS if ever in Wilkinsburg on Monteir…read moreAvenues drop by it might make your day to a good meal

Didn't know what to expect because I've never had Caribbean before, wow! Was blown away, the jerk…read morechicken and oxtail was unreal. The Mac n cheese was really good as well

This place serves incredibly delicious food. I was very surprised with the quality given it has so…read morefew reviews. This place should be a lot more popular! I ordered the curry chicken patty, the jerk chicken with steamed cabbage and rice with peas (beans), fried plantains, and cornbread. I'll start with the star of the show: the incredible jerk chicken. Wow, wow, wow! The chicken was perfectly cooked and had an amazing texture. The spice was absolutely perfect as well. I thought it would extremely spicy. It's not too spicy, and had a slight sweetness to it. Not too fatty either. It's so good. The portion was great. The sides were also incredibly good. It is both sweet and slightly salty. Once again, the portion is incredible. Good texture, some carrots in there as well. It tastes like it's homemade and authentic. The rice and peas were also great and the portion was fantastic. It was a little bit dry, but still very good. It's not made with peas, but with beans (I think kidney beans). The plantains were once again insanely delicious. Some of the best plantains I've had in a while. It's quite sweet, so almost like a dessert. The inside is almost creamy. Amazing portion once more. And amazing price. The curry chicken patty was also great. The chicken stuffed inside was very well cooked, and the spices were perfect as well. The outside was crispy while the inside is creamy. There is nothing negative about this patty. Just get it. The only tiny negative about this place would be that I ordered some cornbread but I never received it. I am sure that it would be very tasty, but I just never got it. No problem though. All in all, incredible place. Honestly you need to try this place if you are in any way interested in trying Caribbean food. The prices are awesome, the portions are awesome, and the flavors are awesome.

At first, I was a little skeptical, because where it was located, and it was like a bodega first…read morecurry chicken patty I've ever had and it was absolutely amazing. The oxtails beans and rice were divine and extremely tender and juicy beans and rice was on point flavor for the mac & cheese was just creamy cheesy and amazing. They'll definitely see me again I will be back if not for the next couple days. I'll be there at least once a week.

Service was great! Updates and check-ins while our food was being freshly made! The fried chicken…read morewings, fried catfish, candied yams, and cabbage were some of our favorites! Everything was good including the mac and cheese, seasoned rice and rice and beans.

This is based solely on my attempts to try Vickey's Soul Grill, not the actual food. Tuesday marked…read morethe third time I attempted to eat at Vickey's, or at least order takeout. Each time I went, the restaurant was closed (during the hours they indicated they were supposed to be open)with no explanation. They have a sign on the door saying that they are open Tuesday- Saturday from noon-7 pm. Most recently, we got there around 4:30 on a Tuesday and no one was in the restaurant at all. There was no sign on the door saying they were closed due to an emergency or anything. There is also nothing on social media or the internet to indicate if the hours have been updated or what is going on. I've really been trying to give this place a chance. I'm not sure what is going on.

You can cross off your vegan trinitarian restaurant off your vegan bingo card with this gem…read more Delicious whole food made from scratch, authentic and delicious. We sampled 3 dishes , 2 smoothies and an empanada. So good. Highly recommended

One of the most unexpected meals I had in Pittsburgh was at this unique eatery. I was spending the…read moreafternoon strolling the North Side from the Andy Warhol Museum to the Mattress Factory. I noticed this spot on Google Maps because the idea of Trinidadian vegan fare appealed to me after gorging at Primanti Bros. the day before. It was a cute, bright space and fortunately not crowded. The menu looked tempting with unique dishes like Buss Up Shut (pull-apart bread with fillings) and Coconut Bake (traditional Trini bread). I decided to order the $15 Bowl of Coconut Rice with the choice of three toppings and a sauce. I went with okra, pumpkin, and stir-fried mushrooms.with a side of mango chutney (Photo 9). It was a delightfully housemade melange of Caribbean-style flavors. I've had similar West Indian food before, and this was definitely one of the fresher executions. Although intrigued by the Tamarind Ginger Drink, I decided to order the $4 Iced Coffee to wet my whistle (Photo 6). This led to my quick indulgence of the $3 Key Lime Cookie (Photo 8). If I lived in Pittsburgh, I'd be coming here often. Making Caribbean food vegan and delicious is no small feat. FOOD - 5 stars...really fresh tasting Caribbean food that happens to be vegan AMBIANCE - 4 stars...a small spot but comfy with Trinidadian art SERVICE - 4.5 stars...attentive TOTAL - 5 stars...uniquely unexpected find in Pittsburgh RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/qN_tq21lnL