Amazing food and ambiance! Great jerk chicken and an interesting selection of drinks.read more

Delicious and fresh with great flavor and spice. I ordered…read morethrough grubhub and even when it arrived it was good. I'll be testing the dine in experience soon

Quality food Some of the best Jamaican in the area. Only possible complaint is some of it served…read morehot enough.

I finally visited this restaurant and I'm ashamed to say it took so long. It was a great time of…read moreday because it wasn't busy. There was plenty of seats available, I didn't wait to be helped, and everything was in stock! All menu items, refreshments, and desserts! This sounds weird but it isn't uncommon for Jamaican restaurants to run out of some food item. Value: I ordered a small plate of Jerk Chicken. It came with a choice of white rice or rice & peas and cabbage. I also had a choice of plantain or yams/sweet potatoes. This is a great value because it's common for you to only get a choice of rice and 1 additional side item. Additionally, I purchased a Ginger Beer and a slice of Carrot Cake. Taste: The rice and peas were good. They had a traditional Jamaican taste that was dryer and the way I like it. The jerk chicken was mild and had a BBQ-like taste. It didn't taste like traditional Jerk to me but was well flavored. The portions are generous so you will be full before you finish it. The Ginger Beer was a classic bottled beverage. The taste was consistent. Nothing really to report. The carrot cake was the overall winner! WOW! Perfectly flavored, not too heavy, and the a good price for the portion. I highly recommend you try this if you like carrot cake. I'll be back to try the rest of the menu. Please look for my review update in the next 3 months.

Authentic 'back home' Jamaican dishes. It's either eat in or take out. Highly recommend this place…read more Consistently good food. It's my preferred Jamaican restaurant in Wilmington.

Very cute corner establishment with great service and food. First time try and I ordered the…read moreEscovitch Snapper with Mac and yams (I don't think yams are homemade but not gross). You can dine in at this place and the music is very complimentary. I will be back to try other dishes.

I came here as a kid growing up. After church my mom would take us for lunch and we would stop here…read morefrom time to time. My mother is Puerto Rican and my Dad is Dominican and this place comes as close as you can get from home cooked meals. The best place in Delaware to get authentic Dominican food. After all the years I've come back and it is still delicious. I hope one day they can expand beyond Wilmington!

I ordered two breakfast platters over the phone. They put me on hold for 15 mins and then when I…read moregot to the store it was only one order ready. You think the store would be busy. But it wasn't so how you put me on hold for 10 mins and the stores not even busy.

My food was amazing last week, leading me to go back to the restaurant again this weekend. We took…read moreout for lunch on Saturday. It was not crowded at lunch, but we got there when it first opened. We looked at the food up front, and inquired about the things that looked good. We ordered the pernil, sweet plantains, goat, skirt steak, winter squash stuffed with chicken, shrimp ceviche, mashed potatoes, yellow rice & beans, and tres leches. That was a lot of food- and we had it for lunch and dinner. We have leftovers for tomorrow. Everything was delicious. I usually don't like mashed potatoes at restaurants, but I liked these. My husband and I reviewed which food was our favorite. He liked the skirt steak with the yellow rice and beans. I think I like the goat with the rice and beans. I usually don't Iike rice, but I am a fan of rice and beans. I didn't get chicken thighs and legs that looked good, because we ordered so much food. The person behind the counter was very friendly and hopeful. The restaurant was still clean.

Okay so listen--being a Dominican in Chicago and now Fresno means I've been living in a…read moreplantain-less wilderness for YEARS. But then I walked into this spot and was immediately hit with the holy trinity: merengue, típico, and bachata blasting like it was a Saturday in Santiago. First off, shoutout to Christine--our waitress--who was sweet, chill, and had us feeling like VIPs. Then there's Jasmine, aka the Mamajuana Queen . She knew my happiness window was limited, so she made it her mission to turn the vibe ALL the way up. And then... she hit us with the cured Mamajuana shots. Not just a drink--this was ancestral medicine. Now let's talk FOOD. Dominican sushi. Yes. Tres. Golpes. In. A. Sushi. Roll. I almost cried. Then came the skirt steak with tostones and baby, let me tell you... I've never looked at a plate with that much respect. My husband had pork chops with arroz y habichuelas, and my friend smashed the chimi tostones like it was her last meal on Earth. The place? Clean. Cute. Culture-rich. And if you're not ready to go home after dinner, guess what? There's a club upstairs. That's right--dinner downstairs, dance battle upstairs. Dominican efficiency at its finest. Final verdict: This spot is a whole experience. Not just food--this is a vibe, a reunion, a spiritual realignment. If you're Dominican and homesick, GO. If you're not Dominican but love flavor and joy, GO. If you don't like this place... honestly, I can't trust your taste buds.

The food is flavorful…read more I ordered this through GrubHub, which already has astronomical fees. So with that being said, my only feedback is that you should add more gravy to your peas and rice and it's OK to add an extra oxtail or two I was expecting more oxtails since it was considered a large platter. It is a large platter, but it's loaded with a lot of rice and peas. Consider cutting back on the rice and peas and adding more cabbage. The food is delicious. I just feel like it would've been perfect if I had just came in.

Coming from a meeting and wondered which Jamaican spot was opened on a Monday. Luckily, I found…read moreNegril Caribbean on Yelp. Ordered Escovitch Snapper, Rice and Peas with oxtail gravy, and Cabbage. Every bite was delicious!!! I did have to wait quite a bit before I was able to order, but to be fair, there was a gentleman before me who placed a very large order. The young lady I placed the order with was nice. I did have to pay before I received my food, but I noticed the gentleman before me (with the large order) paid after he received his food. Again, the food was great and would visit again. The restaurant is more order to-go than to sit and eat. Establishment was clean and customer service was cool.

Curry goat was very good and they give u big portions. The jerk chicken was oven baked and had…read moresauce on it. Im used to dry jerk chicken so to me it was really just bbq chicken.

The Friendly staff and the food matches the staff's great personality!…read more There Jamaican Salmon and rice is out of this world!

Full portions very juicy , very filling, all good , very friendly and kind, cool atmosphereread more

This place exemplifies a hole in the wall in the absolute best way. The menu is more of a guideline…read moreas you never know if they have something until you stop in. The good news is that means they're only serving what's fresh. I stopped in after seeing the great reviews on Yelp and ordered oxtails... They didn't have any. I wasn't disappointed with the jerk chicken which was flavorful but a little underdone. I was determined to get those oxtails so I came back the next day and was so glad they were ready! It was well worth the second visit. The oxtails were super tender falling off the bone in an unbelievably meaty and savory gravy. Both times, I had a side of plantains which were perfectly caramelized and crispy. If you're a novice Caribbean Food eater like me, make your first trip to D&H4 and skip the chicken for the oxtails.

Great food. I've had jerk and curry chicken. The chicken falls off the bone and the jerk isnt crazy…read morespicy, it has just enough heat. Friendly people and the portions are big! 10 out of 10.