The chicken pattie I got was very nice. It was just the right amount of spice as well as other…read morethings in the pattie, like corn, which I absolutely loved. I can't speak to the authenticity of the place but I can at least say that the food is delicious!

While visiting from the US, this place was in the neighborhood where I stayed. This was the go to…read morerestaurant when we wanted good food that was fresh, at a nice price and with great portions. The restaurant staff was very friendly and welcoming.

Not sure if I should mention this place on Yelp. I mean, some things you should just keep to…read moreyourself, right? Especially if it's this good! The kitchen is located to the rear of the restaurant. All orders are placed and served here (there is no waitress service) - It's a little back to front really as eat-in diners always have the take-away traffic passing through the dining area. The staff seem to be quite serious with taking orders and serving (not very smiley), but polite all the same. Take away or eat in, the servings are GENEROUS and the flavours consistent and spot on. Our plates were piled high (another customer remarked that I would be 2lbs heavier tomorrow!) The flavours caught me off guard - I expected the usual run of the mill ill-cooked food pushed out by many Caribbean restaurant establishments...and I've eaten at many. Plaintains - Ripeness just right and cooked lightly. Oxtail - I didn't sample it, but it was tender to cut and smelt goood. Snappers (fish) - This came with an optional fish sauce. The sauce, onions and peppers complimented the fish and it was not dry. Rice and Peas - The rice was moist and flavoursome. Macaroni cheese - Yes please, more macaroni cheese! Coleslaw - This was slightly fruity (I think I could taste apple). Oh, it was tasty! There's also a good selection of D&G drinks (a popular Jamaican soda company - the drinks are quite sweet) among others. There was a bar, but it wasn't open when I visited in the early evening. Three meals, 2 sides and 4 drinks = £26. Not bad at all! I take my hat off to this place! At last, a restaurant that takes pride in authentic and consistent Caribbean food.

Service in Enfield Brown Eagle is AWFUL One lady in…read moreparticular extremely rude. They have TWO staff on duty both serving seated customers :: NO ONE dealing with the ever growing queue of people. The staff are dismissive of their customer needs and VERY slow. Portions are small -- loads of rice little meat. The food is good for Caribbean food ... not overpriced .. Massive shame about the female staff

Wow! NYE here was so nice! Great people, delicious food, nice drinks!! Yum yum yum! So happy we…read moremade it here during our trip to London! The flavors were so spicy and yummy! The disco ball was cool! Definitely recommended!

Proper Jamaican food, and they're polite, and the rice is always on point, and they got the best…read morepatties, and they deliver.

Came here for a meal (quite early) so there were plenty of kids and families about. Apparently the…read morelater you come the more likely you have to wait for a table. The place is cool, a mix between a Mexican/South American and Jamaican type vibe with an eclectic mix of food. The staff are friendly and prompt, the food is packed full of flavor and the general feel is just fun. We had the Jerk chicken wings to start, these guys were spicy hot and tasty, I personally didn't like the amount of skin left on, but everyone at the table seemed to have no issue with it. For mains we had the Goan chicken curry, a mild coconut style curry with coconut rice and a roti. And we also shared the beef tacos. These were my favorite, they were full of spicy, smokey and tasty goodness. Dessert was a Belgian waffle with ice cream and Nutella. The waffle was hot, but quite hard. I feel like a dash of maple syrup under the ice cream would have gone down well on it to make it a little more moist. Overall, great night, good food!

My favourite place to eat in Crouch End, if I can get a table that is!…read more I'm a big fan of their version of jerk chicken! It was a slight bastardisation of what I'm used to, but even though it's not quite authentic, it was bloody lovely! The addition of a pot of peanut sauce is GENIUS! I opted for a coke float, although I was hoping for a can of Ting or some Bigga Grape, but meh, the coke float was pretty great too! Mrs D had a fry-up which looked great, but couldn't compete with my chicken. It's not a cheap meal out, and some of the staff seem to cope with the constant throng of customers better than others, but I love it here anyway, and I'll definitely be back.

The decor in this place is not that good. The menu on the wall is all dodgy too, not like some…read moreslick chain restaurant like Nandos or Chiqutos. One thing this little place does have that is better than those places is the food....which is the most important thing in a restaurant. Jerk chicken and either rice and beans or chips for only a fiver. It took ages to eat as there is loads and the taste of barbeque is in your mouth for ages. Curried goat here is proper West Indian style too, not some fake out of packet stuff cooked by people who are reading instructions off a wall or shoving stuff in microwaves. Well worth traveling to North London to visit this place. Defiantly recommended

Been a few years since I've made it to this place so keep that in mind…read more. I've been to this place a handful of times over the last 7 or so years and every time left with a memory. Not only is the food here outstanding, with huge portions and huge flavour, but the owner is friendly and always has a good story. Regulars (which I am not one of) stop in and have a chat. A few times I've eaten here alone and had a great conversation with a group of strangers over a plate of rice and beans and jerk chicken. I can't recommend it enough, and I make WHL Jerk Centre a priority on any trip to North London.

Nice night out. RnB and hip hop played a lot of the night. drinks cost around £5, cloak room £1…read more free parking as long as you keep your ticket. I would recommend this as parking elsewhere may see your car being broken into (happened to a friend). You may be waiting a bit in the Que if you arrive later than 10pm, and later than 12 you may not get in!! there are LCD screens around and a person who goes around and takes pictures on the night. The people generally are nice, you can get some girls who are rude, but its north London so expected. would recommend!

Very swanky club in the centre of Muswell Hill attracting an awful lot of late night trade from all…read morethe surrounding areas. Hip Hop, RnB usually played here. It is not usually open during the week though you are guarenteed a busy night on a weekend with lots of beautiful people partying late into the night. They hosted the Nuts wet T-shirt competition here this year although I couldn't get in as I'd forgotten to change out of my reebok classics and Levi jeans. There is a strict dress code apparently! Dress smart, take a wallet full of crispy twenties and have a good night!!

My favorite spot in the world in the past year for Caribbean food. Found this place by chance…read moreduring my first visit to London coming from the nearby underground train station and walking up Wembley High Road Street. So far, I have judged all Caribbean restaurants I've eaten at since my first visit at Hotspice precisely against Hotspice in taste and presentation of dishes and so far there is no match. My biggest regret is I live a whole continent and ocean away from this tiny restaurant that churns out amazing food. Along with my lady, we sat down inside the restaurant and ordered the Jerk Chicken and Ox Tail plates. Probably two of the best dishes I've ever eaten. I spend most of my days telling people how great it is to live in California, which It is, until you get the taste for Caribbean food and the best place you ever eaten It, you need a plane ticket to reach. A cruel fact, which will haunt my mind until the next time, Hotspice and I meet again.

From the owner: Authentic caribbean fine dining.read more

I would of loved to post a picture of the food, but by the time I thought of it, it was already…read moredevoured. Jeanie's Joint is the only place in London to get a delicious taste of the Caribbean. They have everything from roti, to Jerk Chicken to bake and salt fish. It's a modern decor inside the restaurant where you can sit and eat or take out. I plan on going back very soon to try something new.

Simply delicious. I couldn't stop eating. The Special Rice…read moreand Kiwi Punch is a must try.

I was always curious about this place, it seemed to open at the most bizarre times (like a Sunday…read morenight). I found out after talking to the owner that they do a lot of catering and hadn't opened the shop a lot recently, but they are now open Wednesday - Sunday 12pm - 10pm, they also do delivery! I have always liked the idea of Caribbean cuisine and I love attempting to make my own Jerk Chicken. A quick glance at the menu will tell you these guys are also fond of it. I ordered 3 x BBQ chicken wings for a reasonable price and then the Jerk Chicken (solo without the rice and peas) for a not so reasonable price. The wings were delicious and well worth the price, nice and tangy. The Jerk chicken I asked for mild rather than spicy. As I presumed their idea of spicy would be a lot hotter than mine. Unfortunately it was so mild that it didn't actually have any flavour! The portion size also isn't reflective of the cost, you are much better off getting six wings for cheaper. The packaging looked really cool, and the shop itself and owner is great but I am not rushing back for more.