This place opened fairly recently (less than 24 months ago per se) and shows a thoughtfulness many…read morerestaurateurs never fully understand or care to demonstrate. Their current health score of 96 is a testament to this commitment. Hands down, this is one of the best experiences in Stone Mountain. James was our bartender and sherpa this evening. He certainly treated us well, and was the consummate professional and veteran! This made the ambiance even more appealing while setting the stage for some really memorable eats and a first date filled with mutual gratitude. The food here is next level Jamaican inspired and phenomenal. We had the oxtail sliders, plantain boat with jerk chicken, and the shrimp tacos. Everything tasted amazing and was expertly presented/plated. While this place seems to draw a 24-35 year old demographic based on social media content, older folks will also love this place. Looking forward to more from this team in the years to come. Also, the bathroom and public areas are squeaky clean! Well done!

My daughter's friend brought us here after long day out & it did not disappoint. We sat at the bar…read moreand were served immediately. I don't recall the woman name at the bar but she was helpful and friendly. They were playing Chris Brown & I asked who's the CB fan cuz that all we heard. NO COMPLAINTS; I LOVE HIM TOO. And they serve Pepsi WIN WIN I'm a Pepsi girlie so I was excited about that. I ordered the salmon & the girls ordered the fried chicken. My food was good. The portions were perfect. I tried my daughter's fried chicken which was also good. It wasn't hot though. Her friends said hers was. All & all I enjoyed and I see they're only 7 minutes from my house so I will return. I would recommend as well.

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.

On 5/10/26....I'm not sure what's more disappointing, the menu or the attitude. There is absolutely…read moreno way to customize an order on the app; if you want soup but have specific preferences (like extra broth and no yams or dumplings), you're out of luck. When I tried to address the lack of instruction space, the service was shockingly brash. The woman behind the counter was incredibly rude and lacked the basic manners you'd expect in any establishment. The very common saying that Jamaican Restaurant workers are shockingly rude, this one makes it concretely clear, it's NOT a myth. The soup was bland and stuffed with too much ground food. #Tasteless. It's a 'Taste of Jamaica' I'd rather not experience again. If you want to be treated with respect and have your order prepared correctly, go elsewhere. I wanted soup, not a side of attitude.

Keith Lee didn't lie.. This spot deserves all the things. This isn't a sit down spot so be prepared…read moreto order inside and take it to go. I went right when they opened at 12 on a Saturday so I was in and out! I appreciated the speaker being outside because you can wait in your car instead of standing inside and hear your name. I ordered the jerk chicken, rice and peas, cabbage and Mac & cheese. It's a good amount of food and really good! The Mac & cheese I've had at other spots doesn't compare to theirs, it was so good. I've always ordered from the app but it was the first time going inside in years. Definitely still a fave.

First time trying this spot out. I'm a huge fan of jerk chicken so when I came accords this juci…read morejerk I had to stop by. I ordered their large jerk chicken meal it comes with rice and peas and cabbage. My total was $19.74 but I did leave a tip; about $2 and some change. I ate the same plate twice. The jerk chicken is so far the best I've had in Atlanta. The rice and peas were really good: cooked perfectly. The cabbage I had was not the next it was more stalk than anything but I can say the softer parts I did have, had good flavor. I tried their mild and hot sauce for the chicken. Babbbyy the hot is hot! Even mixed with the mild. Now I love hot food so I ate the hot sauce until I just couldn't even more but will I get it again yes, just enjoy the burn lol. It is a to go spot so no seating but you can wait inside for your food. Parking is available and it was easy for me. Also, they are located right next to a gas station so if parking is crazy you have that as an option. The service was great and it wasn't a long wait.

This Is Me Go To On The Regular. The Food Is Excellent Az…read moreWell Az Thee Service And Ambience.

Good pasta, oxtails, nice size portions. Food will keep you coming back. Give it a tryread more

I have had their jerk and curry chicken for lunch. But i love coming for the beef patties which are…read moreamazing. Usually fast service, a grab and go places so not for sitting and eating.

First time at Sunshine. I honestly do not eat at a lot of restaurants on Memorial Drive but a…read morefriend told me Sunshine was good. Service - didn't get a greeting when we walked in, the lady was sitting in a chair at the register, there was one guy In there sitting down waiting on this food so she was not busy. They had a few fish dishes on their menu but had NO fish at all that day (weekday). I mean they were out of everything seafood and they were out of sorrel. This should have been a sign to leave but I settled with a small oxtail meal. They do open the box for you to see your food before leaving, no corrections or complaints after you leave. Well, I wish I would have took a closer look at the "plantains" bc it was absolute mush! It looked so terrible, I thought it was fat from the oxtail... they literally served spoiled plantain on both of our plates, I tasted it & it was definitely rotten. I love plantains when I eat Jamaican food & the fact that it was rotten was very disrespectful. The oxtail was small, not a lot of meat but the flavor was decent although I would have preferred more gravy. Rice & peas and the cabbage were average. As far as the inside, not much sunshine in there, just get it Togo. Oh! And the health score was 81 which should have been another sign to leave. There are better Jamaican restaurants to visit.

I always seem to find myself at one of the best Caribbean restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia…read moreSince I've been coming here, I have not been disappointed since if you're in the area or a Tours just visiting this is definitely wanted to recommend recommended spots

They have several locations. This is the newest in the very tiny pine lake area. Be careful…read moreentering the parking lot. I've checked out the downtown location and was hoping for the same vibe. I was not disappointed. Parking: limited Vibe and decor: nice, chill, and music is on point. Think caribbean rhythms and intimate seating. Outdoor patio. Bar: substantial. Food: on point. The Mac n cheese was a great portion size. It's a pet peeve of mine to pay for a side and get half a serving spoon size. Remember I'm greedy. Service: interactive, and chill. Prices: hmmm...I suppose in this economy it's fair. Regular curry $13. I'll be back.

One of my favorite place to get fish fritters, fried dumplings, patties with coco bread and the…read moreladies are so nice there who prepare the food.

Food was hot a tasty, lived the oxtails and Mac!…read more Service was fast and friendly. In and out, to-go style dining.

Upon entering we were greeted and warmly welcomed. The ambiance is very clean and inviting. The…read morerestaurant also has a performance stage for a Dj or live entertainment and there's a small area to a. We ordered Okra Soup with foo foo, Beef Suya, and the Stir-Fried Rice meal. Our server/bartender is EXCELLENT. He was very professional, attentive, and kind.

I ate here the other week with a friend and had a good experience. Inside was slow for a weekend…read morelunch service, but the food was worth it. Music was a bit too loud for the size of the restaurant and we had a bit of trouble hearing one another right next to each other. Waiter was extremely helpful and gave us some helpful recommendations. We ate a good assortment of food from the red snapper to the egusi to goat pepper soup to jollof rice, and everything was delicious. Well worth the trip to try some flavorful food. Don't be intimidated by any spice levels, the level was highly tolerable and added to the flavor profile. Would certainly recommend to anyone for a new culinary adventure.

I came in and tried Fried Griot & Black Rice. It was pretty good. Also the whole staff was nice and…read moreinviting. I will definitely return!

First time eating here and the food was so good! I ordered the turkey stew with black rice and I…read moreloved it. The ambiance gives off a lounge vibe with various booths and a DJ playing great music from various eras and cultures. The waitresses were very nice and helpful as well. The only thing I would say is it took a while to get our food. Although it was good, that may impact your experience.

Guess how many bakeries in the ATL area know how to make Caribbean Black Cake? Only one the cake…read morewas for my mom's birthday and it tasted great. I definitely want to try other items on the menu.

I was surprised to find the interior of the store is now an office space for some sort of gas…read morecompany? Once inside I was informed the Bakewell is a commercial business? Huh? The last review was from four years ago. I wish I'd have been able to see it then. Right now it just looks like a shell for another company. Odd.