As a native of Miami, I could never find any Caribbean food in Tallahassee that was up to par…read more After 15 years, reggae rail has been well worth the wait. I stopped by during my lunch break and ordered the large jerk chicken. The wait time was very quick and it was a ton of food. Even while I was waiting outside, the smell from the grill was so enticing. It took me two days to finish and they were the best two days of my life lol! The chicken was perfectly seasoned and had that classic barbecue taste. The rice and beans were delicious and there was plenty of extra sauce. I've never had cabbage with peppers and carrots in it, but it was a wonderful addition. The barbecue sauce that came with it was pretty good, but you really don't need it. I can't wait to go back and try every single thing on their menu. So glad we finally have authentic Caribbean food with great customer service.

The food is amazing! I mean it's worth the price if you want to feel like you just stepped in…read moresomeone's Grandma's kitchen. The service was okay lots of personality be a patient mood and you'll be fine. The ambiance is Jamaican and that is okay with me. Grab a chat outside and enjoy the outdoors and reggae music. I love this spot!

They are actually on the corner of N Macomb St. Wednesday to Saturday 12:30-9:30pm. The curry…read morechicken and the pork bbq sandwich were delicious. The husband and wife that work are really nice. They have a tent and some chairs to wait under.

Being a white boyfriend California raised by Jamaicans from a young age I know my Caribbean food…read morewell . This is some on point food . The jerk chicken is not dry and has that little spice , rice and peas are great and the plantains are off the wall good . Add a little hot sauce to this food for the best Caribbean food in North Florida . So far some of the best on the east coast Show this food truck some love and try their killer food

This is a hidden gem in Tallahassee! I came here for the first time with my daughter around 2pm on…read morea Wednesday and it was deserted. We were a bit concerned but we were willing to give it a chance since the menu looked great! We were craving Indian food and a quick yelp search brought us here. We were greeted warmly upon entering and seated right away. We noticed the cool mural in the back with the Tallahassee skyline depicting the new and old Capitol buildings. There were logos for some Tallahassee teams- FSU, Tallahassee State College, Leon high school and Rickards high school. Notable omissions were FAMU, Chiles high school, Lincoln high school, and Godby high school. There are others too such as Gretchen Everhart school, FSU school and FAMU school among others. I'm interested to know why those few schools were chosen for the mural while the others were omitted. There were Bollywood music videos playing on a tv in the back right near our table. We got a kick out of that but a couple times we noticed it was too loud and interfered with our conversation but not enough to complain. Anyway, the menu was extensive and included several vegetarian options. Our server was wonderful. The food we ordered looked beautiful and tasted delicious! We ordered the yellow tadka dal and paneer tikka masala served with white rice and garlic naan on the side. We both ordered mild versions but I definitely could have handled medium spiciness. It's good to have another option for great Indian food in town!

I was looking for an affordable, healthy restaurant in the area. Al Safa fit the bill!…read more Parking is free and plentiful. The interior is date-worthy with tasteful décor and comfortable seating. Al Safa is the first fully halal restaurant in town! They also own the halal grocery next door. Halal, an Arabic word meaning "lawful or permitted," requires food to go through a specific process from farm to packaging or plate. The animal has to be healthy when slaughtered. Even the preparation is considered sacred so the utensils used can't touch "haram" foods such as pork or wine. A vegetarian meal can't be cooked in a pot used for meat. Because halal options are limited in Tally, the menu covers everything from Indian curries to Greek gyros ($13). You can order a Turkish kebab, Middle Eastern shawarma ($8) or American burgers and fries for the kids! This isn't fast food, it's cooked to order. I had the $14 Chicken Malai Kabab known for its silky, creamy texture and flavor. The tender marinated chicken is well-seasoned and complemented by the yogurt sauce with coriander. A larger portion and more veggies would've added a star. But I did not regret choosing tasty butter naan flat bread instead of rice. In short, I recommend Al Safa!

It's my pleasure to present to you the best Americanized Chinese food I have ever had as the first…read moreto review. For years, as the ownership changed, the food has been consistently delicious and affordable. My sister has never been able to find a better Lo Mein in the world, and she is probably the pickiest food critic of Americanized Chinese food. The previous owner has moved on to Masa, while the new owner has taken Cajun Cafe by storm with some changes, but keeping the classic successes in place. The Lo Mein is great here, but even better, in my opinion is the fried rice. It's always super fluffy and just greasy enough - I think it's called Chicken Jambalaya here, but really, it's just fried rice. The corn is perfectly buttery, the veggies are a perfect combination of crisp and soggy and salty. The winning dish here, though? The bourbon chicken. Super tender and flavorful, you can't go wrong. They have other chicken/meats as well, but bourbon chicken has stood the test of time from owner to owner. Recently, they have started adding bubble tea, but we didn't get a chance to try it, since they were already out that afternoon. I know there are so many options in the food court, but definitely give Cajun Cafe a try!

I love Cajun cafe usually. Tonight I sent my daughter to pick up 5 plates of food. $66 worth and…read morethe taste was really off and the home fries were mush! Even the rice was mush. Very disappointed and not sure if I will chance another $66 in the future.

Ordered jerk chicken groot. The jerk was way too salty and didn't taste like jerk like they usually…read moreserve it. It was like a gravy. The griot tasted like it was cooked yesterday and heated up when I ordered. The rice was glue. It was a bad day I guess. They usually rock but man that was awful. Threw most of it away.

I drove from Thomas, GA because I was craving Haitian food. They had a tv that played Haitian music…read morevideos. The food was pretty good but I was thrown off by the DSA ice they offered to go with the chicken I ordered. They gave me a thick gravy which Haitians won't serve unless it's sow pwa. It's not a sit down haitian restaurant. Restroom wasn't available.

(9/10) - Pick up order We tried this place because of the…read more2-for-1 uber special and were so glad we did. We ordered the butter chicken special and everything came out delicious and full of flavor. The spice level was absolutely perfect. It was balanced and comforting without overpowering the dish. The staff were sweet, kind, and welcoming, and the overall energy of the place felt really good. We'll definitely be coming back to try more items on the menu. Highly recommend! Sorry for the pic, it was so good I forgot to take a picture before I started eating.

im sitting in the dining room right now. terrible place. terrible service. it took 30 minutes for…read morethe bartender to make one shot...we needed 15, so you do the math on how long it took just for shots. an actual drink, the same amount of time. I did not order food because for one, one of the workers which it seems like a family run business. But one of the workers was walking on the back of his shoes, and I can't imagine how long it would take if we actually order a meal. I will never ever come back to Prime Time Abbaaa. It is not worth the time or money

Lately I've been eating at two restaurants and this is one of them…read more I just adore Indian food and I am always willing to try all the new spots. This restaurant had opened a bit ago, and well, not wanting to go to my usual spot as my friend hadn't had a good experience there, we chose to go somewhere new and Masala Majesty it was. The first time I went, my friend ordered a dal dish. I forget what it was exactly, but it was tasty. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, found it a bit chunky, but surprisingly good. We accompanied this with vegetable samosas and garlic naan, and the portions were just right. I had seen they had a sign outside for a Sunday buffet and we vowed to return. As it stands, another friend mentioned Indian food and we wound up there. We wanted to do Sunday originally to try their buffet, but it just wasn't possible, so we did a Saturday lunch instead. My friend ordered the butter chicken and I had the chicken tikka masala as I'm a creature of habit. We accompanied this with vegetable samosas, gobi Manchurian, and garlic naan. Again, this turned out to be a winner. Truly, every friend I've gone with and I have enjoyed this gem. We need to go back though, mainly to see what's the story with their Sunday buffet. Alas, until we meet again.

Each time we visit, we think, "we need to add this to our weekly rotation!" The restaurant is…read moreclean, the customer service is off the charts, and the food makes you close your eyes and give thanks! If you are new to Indian food, the staff is happy to make suggestions and give explanations. My husband ordered their take on a whisky sour and it was the best we've ever had! I don't know what magic they put in there, but it retained the essence of a whiskey sour but melted the rich Indian flavors. Last night we ordered the paneer 65 and hyderabadi chicken 65 appetizers and buttered chicken with naan for the main course. Chef's kiss!

I think there were really good spices at this restaurant, especially in regard to the Vindaloo meal…read moreI had here. While I was here there were also some nice shows that were playing on the TV.

This is a convenient place to go for quick and easy Indian food. It's a self-serve place. We didn't…read morereally interact with anyone for service other than to find a place to sit and when we had to walk up to pay. We even got our own drinks (Coke products) from the fountain. I was thrown off by the saag as it had tomatoes in it. Also the butter paneer was more sauce than anything and had to fish for the paneer. Everything tasted fine though. $20 a person for lunch seems a bit steep though. It's not in my top 5 places, but it's not terrible. Probably won't go back unless there's no other options.