Initially saw some pictures on Yelp that convinced me to give this place a try and I'm so glad I…read moredid! It's a small, mom-and-pop-like shop which of course is the best kind of restaurant IMO. When I walked in, everything smelled amazing and all the food was covered up, which I can appreciate for cleanliness purposes. I was greeted by a smiling and upbeat Simone, who is super warm and welcoming. This was a very pleasant surprise given how my beautiful Jamaican people do not always get the best rep for customer service (IYKYK). I ordered the oxtail, rice and peas and some jerk chicken. Simon gave me a beautiful, and packed plate. The rice and peas was SOO good, I was happy just eating it by itself. The oxtail pieces were big and juicy and FALL-OFF-THE-BONE good. The cabbage had a distinct color and flavor that I LOVED. I give the overall plate a 9/10 only because I didn't get any carrots with the oxtail or sweet plantains in my order which I personally prefer and personally feel should come with oxtail meals. Also because while the jerk chicken LOOKED AMAZING and was nice enough, it didn't pack as much flavor as I would like and they didn't have a signature sauce with it (again, a personal preference, try it yourself, to see how YOU feel). Overall, this was an awesome experience. I would definitely eat here again and strongly encourage you to give it a try if you haven't yet, even just to experience the pleasure of meeting Simone.

The food was sooo good! I got the curry goat with rice and peas, let me tell you... 10/10…read moreMy fiancé got the oxtail with rice and peas, also 10/10. She was not stingy with filling the plate up. The lady that helped us today was sweet as pie. She was warm, sweet and professional. The place was clean and the food aroma filled the room. Pure goodness! I'm so glad I found this place. When my craving for Jamaican food comes back, I now have my go-to place. 100% recommend!

This is now Sunday's Eatery on Sistrunk in the former Donna's location…read more OMG! I've eaten at a lot of place but this right here was 100/10. Upon entering the aroma hits you and you don't know what to order because the menu looks so good. The line was long but moved quickly. The food smelt so good we decided we couldn't wait to take it home so we ate it at the restaurant . The food did not disappoint. I ordered Turkey wings, collard greens and peas and rice. When I say I was licking my fingers with those wings. Would definitely recommend. Just note they're closed on Tuesdays.

Food was great . Service was awesome and the ambience is always outstanding. Great people great…read moreservice

CLOSED. We tried to visit on 12/18/25 and it was closed at 1pm with a note on the door from the…read moresheriff's office for a final notice.

The jerk chicken and the brown stew chicken had no flavor. Had to put hot sauce on the chicken in…read moreorder to eat it. Literally the chicken tasted watery. Where is the seasoning? The cabbage was fine. The red pea chicken soup had no red peas and the chicken was undercooked. The broth for the soup was delicious though. Unfortunately my food wasn't the best.

Very tasty, authentic food. The service is great. Price is very reasonable for the large portions…read morethey give you. This place is great and it shouldn't be a secret.

I discovered this restaurant when my cousin was craving roti and doubles. I searched the online and…read morefound Ali's. As soon as my cousin saw the name, she lit up, as mentioned an Ali's location in Brooklyn that always had lines around the block. We decided to give it a try, and it did not disappoint. The roti and doubles were deliciously fluffy, and all the dishes were packed with flavor. The servers are always kind and welcoming, which is a rare find at many Caribbean restaurants. Sometimes they even play soca music, adding a festive vibe that makes me feel like I'm at Carnival. Keep in mind, this is a take-out only restaurant with no tables or seating inside. Parking can be a bit tricky as it's limited right outside the restaurant, so I usually park at one of the nearby plazas.

First time to Big O's. Small, but cute inside. The table needed a lil cleaning as did the restroom…read more Music was loud and not particularly island style. The service was good in between the ongoing phone conversation. Ordered the Curry Goat. It was good, but could have had more flavor. The Jerk Beef Burger wasn't too exciting, however, the Yuca Fries were. Will give Big O's another try as it does have promise.

Big O's Jamaican did not disappoint! The service was amazing! everyone was so friendly and…read morewelcoming from the moment we walked in. We had the jerk chicken lunch special, and wow... the meat literally fell off the bone and was packed with flavour. An absolute 10/10. Highly recommend if you're craving authentic Jamaican comfort food!

OMG this hidden place! It's the real deal legit island food. we had fried turkey, oxtail, creole…read morechicken wings, mac and cheese, all was amazing! The chef really takes her food seriously and d the service is sweet and kind!

Unfriendly and unwilling to work with the neighborhood. I went in hoping to try their food and was…read moregreeted with hostility. Was told they were out of most of the menu items and had to order chicken wings that ended up being almost thirty dollars. Avoid this place. Nasty owners.

This eatery use to be a Church's Fried Chicken. So it's small and plain with minimal space to dine…read morein. The tiny restaurant sells Jamaican food and beverages---no sweets or desserts and no Jamaican patties. We got the jerk pork and the curried goat to take home. My husband was very disappointed. The pork did not taste jerked at all and the sauce that they gave on the side was just a spicy red accompaniment. I would not recommend this entree. My mom passed away 6 months ago and I was yearning for her curried goat. She made it best. I was not disappointed. The goat was tender, well-seasoned, and had a nice spice level. I have eaten curried goat from at least six different Jamaican restaurants. This was one of the best. It is the reason I gave Jamaica House four stars. Because I will be back for more, and I will try a few other entrees to see if they do anything as well as the goat.

Stay away from this place. The curry goat gave me food poisoning! I've been vomiting and having…read morediarrhea nonstop. Imagine serving food that makes people sick. I'm disappointed and disgusted.

We ordered service for fourteen people: curry chicken, curry goat, chick peas, potato and pumpkin…read morealso currant rolls. The food was ready for the promised time!! The food was absolutely delicious and was enough as promised. For most of the people it was their first time eating that type and flavor of food. Everyone, everyone enjoyed it. Totally a hit!! Thank you Reshma, you did an excellent job!!. Marina

Started going to Joys when they had a space located within the Lauderhill mall.. at one point the…read moreservice was on a stedy decline till it reached a point that I decided to never go again... around 2019 I met friends in the latest bigger standalone space and was impressed with the service and decided to start going again since then all my experiences have been positive. Once again one of my go to's when in the mood for trini food! On this visit my friend got a veggie roti and I got 2 doubles.. 1 with curry chicken.. we also got 2 pineapple ginger juices. Everything was delicious, filling , and ready quickly.

The food was excellent! They serve fresh Virgin Islands cuisine, and the customer service at the…read morecounter was very friendly.

I love everything about this restaurant!! The food is impeccable! I had the rice n peas, stew…read morechicken. N mac n cheese two days in a row! Joan is soo kind! I would give 10 stars!

Jamaican food made bougie. This restaurant is a huge location with nice furniture, big bar, patio…read moreDj booth a vibes. I saw hookah in the garden area and its mention that the brunch is great. I came in for the first time on a week evening for a late dinner. When we sat we noticed that the menu was small and had no prices . Yikes ! Anywho we decided to stay. For drinks we had the lychee dragonfruit margarita 10/10 and Hennessy rum punch 10/10 but they took forever to arrive to the table. For starters we had the lobster fritters which I was imagining something completely different. It was not terrible but I didn't enjoy it. For dinner I had the lobster and shrimp Alfredo pasta which was so flavorful. We also had the oxtail with white rice and plantain which the oxtail was tender and flavorful. Overall the service was a bit slow but the food was fresh and came hot to the table. For was also very good. However it is overpriced for some people as our bill was about $200

My sister and I wanted to step out for the night but didn't feel like going to a full on club just…read morea nice lounge with good vibes. We came across Kekoon Restaurant & Lounge in Davie, FL and made reservations, which I highly recommend. The restaurant itself is very nice, with plenty of free parking, which is always a plus. Before we even walked in, we could hear the music from outside and already knew the vibes were going to be on point. Once inside, we were greeted by the hostess and, after a short wait, taken to our table and introduced to our waitress for the night. Our waitress, Ginger, was absolutely beautiful and took great care of us throughout the evening shoutout to her for the excellent service. Since it's a restaurant and lounge, we ordered drinks and appetizers for the table. The oxtail egg rolls were our favorite definitely a must-try. The coconut bang bang shrimp wasn't the best; it was falling apart. The salmon bombs were just okay, and the truffle fries weren't really truffling, if you know what I mean. The drinks were good, but the presentation and taste weren't consistent. We ordered two rounds. I had the Watermelon Pomegranate Cosmopolitan, and my sister ordered the blueberry Don Julio mint mojito and the dragonfruit margarita. One thing to note: there are no prices on the menu, so be prepared to spend money. Drinks were around $20, and a shot was $15, which felt a bit steep considering the location isn't beachfront. Around 11:30 p.m. midnight, a young lady came around offering hookah service. We ordered the blueberry mint hookah for $90, but unfortunately it started getting harsh after about 15 minutes. A quick restroom note: only one of the two toilets was working, and it had run out of toilet paper, which was disappointing especially since the place wasn't even packed. Overall, we had a decent time. The vibes, music, and service (especially Ginger) were highlights, but there are definitely some areas that could use improvement for the price point.