This some pathetic excuse for oxtail. Taste like one watery steam will little pieces of oxtail for…read more$25 a plate. I never seen oxtail cut so small. The gravy so watery and runny and the food taste beefy bad like you ain't season or wash the meat. Cabbage ain't got no flavor. Never again.

I decided to try the jerk pork because I haven't had jerk pork since I my last visit to Jamaica in…read moreJune, I'm not disappointed with the flavor and the smokes of the pork. However, the food was a bit cold. That's the only reason why I'm giving you a four star the jerk pork was perfectly seasoned. With just enough spice..

I purchased a patty that was under baked. Not only was it underbaked the filling was the size of a…read morequarter. How do you miss the mark like that? The service was fine.

Please, people, avoid this place; spend your money where you will be valued and respected. Your…read morepreferences for a meal matter. I encountered a waitress today whose name I don't know. It was the worst experience of my life. She called me stupid for asking for my fried plantains to be crispy.

We had a very good Jamaican lunch here. The restaurant is located on the north side of Lake Worth…read moreroad. It's set back in the shopping center at the most northern point. Inside, the restaurant has two rooms. The first was filled with tables set with white table cloths. Walking through the first room, led to the second room -- with a long counter and booths. We chose to dine in and sat at the counter. They were busy even after lunch hour. They were doing a lot of take out. We chose to dine in and sat at the counter. My husband ordered a small brown stewed chicken dish. They also have mini and large sizes. I got the small oxtail. We both got rice n peas and vegetables as our sides. The oxtail was so very tender. The gravy was rich, meaty, and lick the plate delicious. My husband liked his brown stew chicken equally as much. Even though I had thought I'd have leftovers for dinner, neither of us left anything on our plates to take home. To drink, he had ginger beer and I had a Jamaican creme soda. We also bought a couple beef patties -- one mild and one spicy -- to try later on. (They were very good, btw.) We look forward to returning to try some of their other authentic Carribean dishes. Maybe the curried goat or the chicken?

Lunch today with a trip to what is supposed to be the best Caribbean food in town. And they sure…read moredelivered some credibility with the lunch dishes we had here today. I ordered a Small Brown Stew Chicken with peas and rice along with some steamed vegetables. My wife had a Small Oxtail plate with peas and rice along with some steamed vegetables. We both enjoyed our meals with their respective sauces and even ordered two beef patties to take home. Inside is clean, bright and service is good too.

Horrible customer service! The lady who answered the phone was terribly disrespectful for no reason.read more

The wait is long but well worth it for fresh cooked food. The Griot is amazing full of flavor and…read morelet's not forget the rice that accompanies the comple. Never dry rice nor meat. I have been to this place many times and Luce is the Best.

A great lunch visit today at Reggae Jerk and Bar! They have…read morea large menu of traditional favorites and some new creations to tempt your taste buds. Friendly crew will help you decide and will add extra gravy if requested. We knew that one of our favorite dishes was the Brown Stew Chicken, peas and rice, cabbage and sweet plantains, so we decided to share a large portion of each with extra Brown gravy. Plenty of delicious tender chicken and great accompanying sides! TING to drink rounded off our Jamaican lunch meal choice. Service is fast and friendly and plenty of parking in this strip center on the East side of Jog Road

I wanted to find a local Jamaican spot that had a great and affordable lunch menu. I found it with…read moreReggae Jerk. I stopped in and when I ordered, the cashier had no idea what the Yelp Check in of $5.99 lunch was. I had to show her several times and explain it to her for her to honor the price. It usually is $6.99 for a lunch plate and it comes with a bottle of water. A great steal! I enjoyed the curry chicken with white rice and cabbage. There is a lot of white rice to chicken ratio but it was an amazing lunch. I also liked how fast the food was ready - probably about 5 minutes after I ordered they called my name.

A delicious lunch experience here today! Fast friendly…read moreservice and lots of great lunch specials to choose. My Brown Stew Chicken was tender and the Brown gravy over the top of my rice and cabbage was wonderful.

I don't generally write bad reviews but this one warranted one. This had to be the most sad plate…read moreof Jamaican food I've ever been served, if you can even call it Jamaican. For starters I ordered jerk pork and was given jerk chicken. Fine. Whatever. I really wanted the pork but I like chicken too. The chicken had zero jerk flavor. And when I say zero, I mean absolutely nothing. No spice. No pimento, thyme, garlic, ginger....nothing. It legit just tasted like grilled chicken. Insanely disappointing. I also ordered a side of their "special sauce" which I paid for and never received. Maybe that would have helped but I'll never know. I also got their curry chicken plate. Again....zero flavor at all. And no curry sauce to speak of. Just lightly coated yellow pieces of chicken that seemed like they just cooked it in turmeric and water. Horrible. The gunga peas and rice tasted like cardboard. Thank god I had some pepper sauce I made a few days ago because if I didn't this entire meal would have been borderline inedible. With all the great Caribbean restaurants we have down here I will absolutely never recommend (no) Flavors Caribbean to anyone.

Had Haitian chicken and rice it was delish. The pickles was so hot and so good will get again…read more Decimate will order again

Call to order my food at 6:18pm left at 6:49 just two plate of food. Mind you two men came in after…read moreand they got there food before me sat down and ate there food and I WAS STILL WAITING: how. It's doesn't take that long to fried pre prepared food. No one at the front register to help you: lady who comes barely speak English. Owner come instead of being understanding he can care less. Another lady come who ever even came in the fron while this ordeal happening decides to come put her comment defending the other lady like : I'm like where you come from ? You ain't come when you first heard me talking to the First Lady so keep please is what I told her. "Owner like I ain't see you in the camera for that long im like sure: if you order be ready to wait !!!!

This was one of the most amazing breakfast. They have made to order omelettes and pastries and…read moremany versions of coffee. A full buffet and everything is fresh and amazing. We had the best server ever. His name was Wood. If we could give his service and Giuseppe's higher we would. It's definitely a go to place.

New Haitian restaurant just opened which used to be a Mexican/Guatemalan restaurant. They have a…read morebig menu of all traditional Haitian dishes that you can get either as a half plate or a full plate. Dishes include okra and meat stew, Militoj (chayote) and meat stew, bouillon soup which has pumpkin and other vegetables and meat, Lalo which is a green vegetable almost like a spinach (called Jews mallow in Egypt and common there and in the Middle East), Haitian style spaghetti which has cut up hot dogs in a tomato sauce, maya moulin which is a corn salad stew, oxtail, fried fish which is usually a whole fried snapper, griot which is fried pork, fried chicken, fried turkey, beef, goat and chicken wings. For sides they have salad, fried green banana, macaroni salad, black beans, rice and beans, white rice, black bean sauce (which is delicious Haitian style, usually contains some cloves or allspice and puréed into a thick black bean sauce), noir sos or white bean sauce, and pento sos or pinto beans. I received a huge plate of white rice, to stones, salad and pickliz and a cup of pinto bean soup. The pinto beans were delicious and hot, rice steaming hot and very good, pickliz super hot and delicious ! Better than most pickliz I've had, fresh and super spicy with habanero or scotch bonnet, I can tell it was freshly made. One of the best Haitian restaurants I've been to in south Florida and I'll return to try out more things.