This highly unusual neighbourhood eatery offers an array of tasty, authentic Caribbean dishes at…read morerespectable prices. The seating area inside is sizeable and clean, the staff are welcoming and polite and the diversity of Rohan's menu is overwhelming, offering almost anything from Jamaican Jerk Chicken and mutton curry to lemon cake and fruit juices, including Rohan's trademark juice mix: 'sexy juice'. Several meal deals are on offer for both lunchtimes and evenings and customers have the choice of either taking their food away or eating in and enjoying the restaurants tastefully themed interior. I stopped by for lunch on a recent visit to Erdington town centre and enjoyed a Jerk Chicken meal deal, including a drink for just £4.

Wow amazing food, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal of stew chicken rice@peas with vegetables. The…read morevegetables were cooked to perfection. I have since return to this charming restaurant twice in a week even through its 5 miles from me. First rate Caribbean restaurant with fantastic customer service.

Coco is the sort of place that makes you regret years of calories wasted on hard chips and bad…read morepizza. It may even be enough to put curries - the takeaway king - on the back burner for a few weeks until you get cravings for the venue's simple yet tasty Caribbean menu out of your system. Opening in May 2012, there hasn't been lots of time to explore the range carefully, but what's been tried so far will guarantee multiple return visits. The cornerstone of the menu is gorgeous stuffed dumplings with the fillings you may expect - jerk chicken, curried mutton - along with centres perhaps less familiar, such as saltfish with either ackee or spinach-like callalloo. Each dumpling will set you back a measly £1.60. You can buy familiar accompaniments separately such as rice and peas, but the handy Coco Box puts it, or similar, in the same container as your chicken or mutton for £5.50, salad included. Curried patties and soup rounds out the menu and is joined by the standards of chips, tea, coffee and soft drinks. There's even fresh fruit for those whose head can't be turned by fried goodness. Other issues of note are the particularly friendly, helpful staff and limited seating at a small bar in the basic yet not unattractive surroundings, should you find it too hard to wait to take your food home. Cash is the only accepted form of payment. The chicken and mutton is Halal.

The Deep Caribbean Experience is a new quality Caribbean Restaurant in Birmingham City Centre…read more This exclusive Caribbean Restaurant has friendly staff, delicious food and the service is fantastic The Restaurant resides just minutes from the busy heart of Birmingham's city centre, within walking distance from New Street Train station, Birmingham's main theatres and the famous Bull Ring shopping complex. This Caribbean Restaurant is also minutes away from the National Indoor Arena, Symphony Hall, International Convention Centre and Broad Street.

My local newspaper featured Xaymaca (the X is silent) and had a promotion where 2 could eat for the…read moreprice of 1. I had heard of Xaymaca before so jumped at the chance of going there. It's very near to Birmingham City Centre so didn't take us long to get there. Colourfully decorated, designed to remind you of Jamaica. It's best to book beforehand as it can get very busy as they can cater for large parties but the night we went wasn't too busy. The menu wasn't as extensive as I expected but I still had a choice of standard Jamaician food to choose from but my partners, who's a vegetarian wasn't spoilt for choice. This was made up for by the staff being very attentive and the owner coming round later in the evening to greet all the diners. The food was good, portions were just the right size and with the warm atmosphere I'll be there again.

Absolutely disgusting service. A young madam with an attitude. Loud basement music…read more Salted curry lamb. 4 out of 5 people did not enjoy the meal. I ate the rice couldn't eat the chicken. Jamaican food it may look like, taste was lacking.

Light and bright within the Jewellery Quarter. Because of its location I thought it was going to be…read moreextremely expensive, but it was well priced and good sized portions. I had steamed sea bass, a little bit of a wait because they clean and cook from fresh. The taste was Devine and to top it off I had homemade Rum and raisin ice cream! Staff very friendly and couldn't do enough. Thank you Devon House Restaurant.

It's in a nice location (City Centre) and has put a spin on the Jamaican dishes they serve. The…read moreservice was pretty slow and the waitresses didn't really seem inviting (I went on a Monday afternoon and they were not busy). The Mac and cheese was good but way too much seasoning was put on top. It would have been perfect if less seasoning was used overall but if more was used in the noodles. I loved the flavor on the chicken kabobs, just wish they had more chicken.

We live in the USA FL where we have access to very good authentic jerk chicken we found Jamaya jerk…read morechicken to be as good as any in the USA in fact I would rate this in the top 3 definitely eat it again lovely flavor with a bit of a kick and what's more friendly staff