The OX tail is very tasty. It's a little bit spicy. I wish…read morethere is a none spicy version so the kids can enjoy it too. The texture is friendly to teeth, well cooked.

I stopped by Caribbean Bakery & Mini Mart for dinner and went straight for their oxtail with rice &…read morepeas and veggies. The plate was huge, and you could smell the seasoning before it even hit the table. The oxtail was flavorful, tender, and coated in a rich sauce that really pulled the dish together. The rice was fluffy, the peas earthy, and everything had that authentic homemade Caribbean taste. If I had one wish, it would be for the oxtail pieces to be a little meatier -- because the flavor had me wanting more. Portion-wise though, they don't skimp, and everything tasted fresh. Service was straightforward, the spot has that local charm, and it's definitely worth checking out if you're craving real Caribbean flavor in the area. One heads-up: parking can be tough, especially earlier in the day, so plan ahead. I'll be back!

Just tried it today as a transplant from New York craving Jamaican food. It was absolutely…read morefantastic. I had the chicken with cabbage and rasta pasta. The chicken literally fell off the bone. The cabbage was tender. The rasta pasta was perfectly cooked. Everything was so flavorful with a pleasant kick. The chef behind the counter also let me try a cup of the beans which I cannot wait to go back and try it on top of some rice. I'm very pleased and will definitely be going back. The portion was generous and reasonably priced.

Customer service was great staff were very pleasant and welcoming. Its a typical small kind of…read moregrab and go stay jamaican spot . counter seats if u really wanted to sit and eat . I ordered a jamaican breakfast. Ackee n salad fish callaloo n fried dumplings. Paid $21 bucks. Ackee was very oily portions were kinda small flavors were there but I've had better. Would return to try other items. Just because of the pleasant people l

Not too bad ..... the Haitian know how to cook Proud of…read moreyou guy their food was delicious

OMG!, Haitian food so good, you think your mama made it. Awesome food, super nice staff…read more New owners, go try it now.

Came here on our lunch break and ended up staying a little longer just chatting with the owner,…read moreScottie. He told us he's been here for 20+ years, and you can really feel the passion he has for what he does. We tried the chicken and it was fresh, juicy, and full of flavor. It honestly tasted like something made with care, not rushed. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm craving something good and comforting. Way better than the cafe food in the hospital.. worth the short trip.

I recently ordered food for delivery from Scotty's Fish and Chips, and unfortunately, my experience…read morewas far from satisfactory. When the delivery arrived, I was shocked to find that I received a completely different order--yet the bag had my name on it. I called the restaurant to sort things out, hoping for a simple solution. However, the gentleman who answered was not only unhelpful but downright rude. He seemed completely unconcerned about the mix-up and offered no accountability or resolution. It was frustrating to feel dismissed and treated like my concerns didn't matter. I understand that mistakes happen, but the lack of customer service compounded my disappointment. I initially wanted to enjoy the meal I had ordered, so receiving something entirely different was disheartening enough, but the "oh well" attitude from the staff made it even worse. I won't be ordering from here. Good food is important, but customer service is just as crucial. Disappointing experience all around.

The food was A M A Z I N G and the owners are SO sweet!…read more Highly recommend. Two fusions Trinidad and Jamaican amazing! Very generous portions and very fairly priced.

They have to change the cook, I know sometimes it's hard letting go of people but the food is…read morehorrible. I know them for sometime and cannot believe how bad the food is now. I moved out of the city of Stamford but still socialize there so one day I felt for my food and regrettably I had to throw it out, thank God I had the ginger beer. People, Jamaican food should not taste like this; I felt like crying. Please, change your cook, it's not working in your favour; believe me

Went for lunch on a Sunday. While service is a little slow, the food is bang-on and flavorful…read more For apps, got the crispy conch and accra (fried malanga root) - these were surprisingly good. Fried well and they both came with accompaniments of sauces and salads that really paired well with the fried foods and made the dishes pop. We were a group of three and for mains got the jerk chicken plate, griyo pasta, and braised oxtail. They know what they're doing with meats - chicken, pork, and oxtail were all super tender. Rice and beans that come on the side are also A++. Make sure to check the menu before you go - some dishes are only served on the weekends (conch and oxtail specifically).

Food was ok, service was ok. Service was little slow for a party of 9 but it wasn't busy. This…read moreplace was ok.

Nope. Ambiance: This is supposed to be a Dominican food spot, when I go there it looks more like a…read morebar. Food: Not tasty (that's being nice). Service: Rude and did not understand what I wanted multiple times.

Too loud to hear anything usually, to stuck up and rude to help nicely, if you don't speak Spanish…read moreyou get treated like nothing, make up prices and rules depending on who you are rice is usually dry, Yuka was hard, only good thing is the pernil at most but when we offered to buy a whole one they were too good to help.

So good! The rothi(?? I believe that's what it's called) and curry chicken dish was fantastic…read more Excited to try the others

I came here after placing my order over the phone because this was the only restaurant in my area…read morethat had mofongo. Once I arrived, I was immediately greeted by the hostess/server. The inside of the restaurant is decently sized, clean, and even has a space where you can host a DJ, which is a nice touch. There was a slight language barrier, but it wasn't a big issue. I waited about 5-10 minutes for my to-go order since the hostess/server was the only one working outside of the kitchen staff. I ordered the MOFONGO MIXTO (Mixed Mofongo), which is crispy green plantains mashed with garlic and olive oil, paired with chicharrón, chicken, or cheese. It was solid--rich, tasty, and especially delicious with the salsa blanco, which was creamy and garlicky. That sauce was a first for me, and I loved it! While I've had mofongo that included rice and beans elsewhere, this version stood on its own nicely. A couple of notes: parking is a bit challenging, and I'd recommend placing your order through an app to help navigate any potential language barriers. Overall, a good experience, and I'd definitely give it another shot!

This is a brand new restaurant and bar that is conveniently located close to the Stamford train…read morestation. It is a family run establishment and having just opened, the place is super clean and super modern. There is a good amount of seating, so they can accommodate a large group easily. They are open late and on certain days, they have a DJ and the place turns into a club. The food was extremely fresh and is home cooked style. The chivo guisado was extremely juicy and the meat was so tender - falling off the bone. The pico pollo was great too and very well seasoned. Portions sizes were generous with very reasonable prices too. The staff are very friendly too. It's a nice place to come and enjoy some authentic Dominican food with some bottles of Presidente or cocktails. I recommend giving them a try. You will not be disappointed.