I missed this place so so so very much! I'm not quite sure if they're open at all anymore, or if…read morethey're just open on certain days. But I miss their cornbread with the blackberry topping

Came here with a friend for brunch. It was pretty empty when we got there so we were seated…read moreimmediately. Our server was really nice and helped explain the menu to us because we had questions for sure. For food: I got a beef patty and skillet corn bread while my friend had a dish with green bananas. I thought the beef patty was good but the corn bread was a bit hard although the berry jam did make it a little softer. My friend thought her dish was just alright. The ambiance for the place was great and I enjoyed the vibe. But the food was just alright.

Chef Curtis louis is the best!!! Best curry goat and oxtails. He made us feel very welcomed, we…read moredrove 2 hours just for his food

Ok, so I'm originally from Florida which is very well known for its different cultures and food…read more Jamaican is one of my fav in Florida. And trust there is sooo many Jamaican spots in south Florida. I am also Caribbean myself, so I have a good idea what certain foods like Jamaican, Mexican, Cuban, Haitian, Puerto Rican, Dominican etc. should be tasting like. I hate to write negative reviews, because this men (the owner) was so sweet, kind and the service was great. Unfortunately, when we arrive the place is really dirty. We went there because one of my friends loves the turkey wings there and she recommended it. We order turkey plate, cabbage, sweet plantain, rice &peas and jerk chicken. I was afraid to consume the food and get some sort of poisoning. When I bent over to take a look at the food it did not look good. I asked myself are people really eating this? Then I looked in the back and the kitchen was also dark and a dirty mess. Mountains of dirty pots and pans. I said fk it, let's see what this is all about. See my receipt attached. Sad to say we took a bite of everything, and we ended up throwing it ALL away. Had to go spend more money to buy something else to eat. I do NOT recommend this place at all. I'm sure at one point his food was fire years ago. Also, inspections are critical to restaurant business and OUR HEALTH. I'm not sure he has had one since 2024.

A hidden Caribbean gem in Decatur. Lovely family ran restaurant. Located in a shopping plaza with…read moremore than enough parking. Currently, for safety dining room is closed. However, online ordering and pickup is available. Menu: Caribbean dishes, Trinidad and Tobago cooked with love. Wonderful and authentic dishes cooked with love. Menu includes entrees, fresh juices and desserts. The even grill on the weekends. So don't miss out. Service: professional, polite and very comforting. If you want to feel well taken care of. Feel like your in the islands and getting authentic dishes, this is the place. I am definitely adding this place to my order-in spots. When pandemic flattens, I will be in the place to enjoy the entertainment and family atmosphere.

So happy to have stumbled upon this place. Definitely one of the better Trini options ITP. Enjoyed…read morethe veggie roti and goat plate. Will definitely return!

I come here for chicken curry with potatoes, chickpeas and curry. It's so good and authentic. I…read morewould definitely recommend.

The best roti's ever. I drive over an hour each time and purchase two for everyone in m. Call ahead…read moreor order/pay/pickup via doordash to save yourself time.

Came across this place from too good 2 go and so glad i did. The location is a staffed ghost…read morekitchen. The food was tasty and the servings plentiful. There was a bit of a wait from the time I notified them I arrived before my food was brought out. The rice and peas were especially tasty and thankfully not dry like I've experienced from other places. They even gave me a free mango drink. The drink tasted like mango syrup and water so I didn't care to finish it but it was free and a nice gesture.

We have now tried this place twice in one weekend because the first time everything was so damn…read moredelicious! The meat falls right off the bone and the rice not overcooked, but nice and soft/fluffy. Next time we plan to order some mac and cheese. Has become a new place to get food from.

I was in and out but the lin started to build up with hungry patrons…read more The goat roti was good, roti was a tad dry for my preference. Potatoes & chic pea added more body and flavor to the compliment the goat. Definitely add some tamarind to break up the heartiness of the gravy. Lovely services from the ladies.

What a horrible experience here. My friend took me here yesterday and the staff was rude and…read moreunhelpful. I only ordered the chicken lo mein and when I got home to eat I cut my mouth on metal scraps !!!! Beware of this place !!! Major Quality Control issues !!! I will be reporting them !

This was my first time at SOS in a looooong time. Me and my wife came after dinner, as this wasn't…read moretoo far of a walk from dinner. It was a Friday night, so it was pretty packed when we first got there. We put our names down, and then grabbed a drink at the bar. There was outdoor seating that was available, so we grabbed a seat. We were then notified that our table was ready. It wasn't even 20 minutes, so this was great. The host took us to two seats at the bar. SOS is such a cool island type of vibe. They have so many different tiki cocktails that you can choose from. They are mostly made of rum, but they have a few other ones that are made with different alcohols. Me and my wife both got our own drinks. Hers was a special Valentine's Day themed drink that was on the menu, and mine was one of the tequila/mezcal tiki drinks. Both tasted really good! The presentation was just as good too! You aren't limited to these though, it's a full bar, so you can get whatever you want. They also have a few food options, but very limited. Our bartender, Heather, was super nice as well. My wife had asked (when I went to the restroom) if they did anything for birthdays, since my birthday was a few days prior. She did this cool fire presentation and gave us two little slushie shots. Awesome bartender for sure! SOS is a great place to go for some really fun drinks. It's good for groups, but keep in mind that they do get quite busy on the weekends! I'll definitely be back.

Slow service, dripping roof water, very limited selection of non rum drinks (only 1 beer) and…read moreagain, the water / cups tastes and smells like cleaner and....just the slowest service.

This was an amazing experience. The food was seasoned to perfection 10/10 (doubles, stewed chicken,…read morejerk chicken, rasta pasta, wings, cabbage, steamed veggies and naan). The banana chocolate cake was also delicious. The atmosphere is welcoming and decorations are unique. The service was excellent and the staff was very professional and catered to our needs. The place wasn't packed but don't let that bother you because the food is delicious! Parking is not the best but you can park on the side streets. If you have to walk, the food is worth every step! This is the perfect hidden gem. Stop by if you can, you will be glad you did!

As someone who is known for seeking out and truly testing vegetarian options at Caribbean…read morerestaurants, I have to say--Miss Conduck is easily the best Caribbean flavor restaurant in Atlanta. And coming from a Jamaican background, let me be clear: the usual Trinidad vs. Jamaica debate does not apply here. This place stands on its own. From the moment the food hit the table, one thing was consistent across everything we ordered: it was hot, fresh, and made with real intention and flavor. We started with the fried cauliflower bites. The batter was light, crispy, and well done--definitely a solid starter. I wasn't a big fan of the tartar sauce it came with, but it didn't take away from the quality of the cauliflower itself. My friend ordered the jerk chicken rolls, and I have to give credit where it's due--the sauce that came with those rolls was incredible. Easily one of the standout sauces of the night. Next, I had the doubles, and because I like my food with a kick, I asked for pepper sauce. Now, I'll admit--I made my first one obnoxiously hot. But what I discovered was the real winning combination: adding the callaloo on top of the doubles. That was the perfect match. The callaloo itself is blended with so many elements into a rich, flavorful purée, and when paired with the doubles, it created this burst of layered, authentic Caribbean flavor that was just on point. I also ordered a veggie plate with rice and peas, cabbage, and chickpeas, and they did not disappoint. The portion size was generous, and every single item was clearly made with flavor in mind--not just thrown together as an afterthought for vegetarians. I also tried the macaroni pie--it's a smaller portion, but it's true Caribbean mac and cheese, rich and satisfying. The fried plantains were done perfectly--hot, fresh, and with that ideal balance of sweetness and texture. Then came the rasta pasta. My first couple of bites, I thought it needed a little more kick--but by the third bite, everything came together perfectly. You can taste the layers of vegetables building flavor, and there's a subtle heat that isn't overpowering but adds depth. The noodles were cooked exactly how they should be--perfect texture, not overdone, not undercooked. One thing I always pay attention to is this: Is a vegetarian-friendly restaurant also approved by meat eaters? And in this case, the answer is absolutely yes. My friend had the jerk chicken, and she said it was spectacular. She actually lives nearby and already plans to come back regularly. Honestly, I was surprised the place wasn't packed wall to wall. The atmosphere is incredible--it has its own unique style that really makes you feel like you've stepped into the Caribbean. The music, the vibe, everything is intentional. The staff was extremely attentive and friendly, making sure we had everything we needed throughout our visit. We even watched them handle a large party, and they went above and beyond to make sure that group was fully taken care of. All in all, this place exceeded expectations on every level. Five stars without hesitation. If you're in Atlanta and want real Caribbean flavor--whether you eat meat or not--Miss Conduck is a must-visit. I highly recommend making a reservation and experiencing it for yourself.

The food is good! I love that they do a "jerk chicken" gravy. The meat was falling off the bone…read more It's clearly cooked fresh. I got the food off of Uber Eats and they do a good job with taping the bag closed. Took off one star as I can't speak for the in person atmosphere and customer service.

I ordered the stew chicken for lunch. This does not taste or look like stew chicken ,at all. The…read morerice is mushy and saturated in a red sauce. I asked for hot sauce and gravy.I don't know what this is. The flavor is okay. I probably wouldn't order from here again.

It's a yes for me!!!!…read more After leaving the Ledisi concert, we decided to stop off and get a bite to eat. This place did not disappoint, I've been wanting to come here for a while for brunch, but we ended up getting dinner in a few cocktails. The music was awesome. The service was great and the place is beautiful. I would definitely recommend.

After surviving an absolute dumpster fire of an establishment that shall reman nameless , we…read morestumbled in here still vibrating with rage and wishing we'd just come here first. We grabbed seats at the bar and were immediately rescued by Summer, our bartender and guardian angel, who was stellar from the second we walked in until we rolled out. The vibe is impeccably clean and looks like it actually costs money to maintain. I ordered a lemon drop that was so close to perfection I suspect dark magic was involved. My husband got the Long Bay Beach, which he claimed was equally flawless. I went with the lamb chops, sweet mashed potatoes, and cabbage.......a 10/10 masterpiece I would legally marry if the state allowed it. My husband inhaled the oxtails with rice, peas, and cabbage, declaring them properly finger-licking good. We escaped with a bill of around $135, automatic 18% tip included because Summer deserved every penny. This place is officially reigning supreme the next time the Caribbean craving hits.