Well! That was a pleasant surprise. I found myself in a pinch and wanted to eat before going to…read moremeet up with some folks. I decided to do a very rare thing and order delivery from somewhere... Reggae Vibes came up, and I was confused how I had never heard of them. Like how??? Anyways, I decided to order the curried goat and jerk mac and cheese. It came within the expected time frame (has nothing to do with the restaurant itself), but I was pleased to see that the bag was sealed, and the food was still warm when it arrived. Good protocol, Reggae Vibes! I got so excited when I opened the tray that I didn't get a picture (SORRY). It came with steamed cabbage & rice & peas (the two options I picked)... and... it was nothing short of delicious. Great curry flavor, rice & peas & cabbage were tasty, and... this is probably one of the best mac and cheeses I have had from a Caribbean restaurant. I got the kick from the jerk and it was just SO GOOD. My mission now is to go to the actual restaurant and see the magic happen in action. This might have worked its way into my top local Jamaican spots...!

FINALLYYYYY! Authentic Jamaican cuisine!! Omggg!! True flavorful island food! By far the best curry…read morein the DMV!!! Negril please take note!!

Society Seafood has officially revamped, renovated, and reopened with a refreshed concept centered…read morearound upscale coastal seafood and bold Caribbean-inspired flavors, so I had to check it out. We started with the Oysters Rockefeller, which were rich and flavorful, followed by the Grand Marnier Society Wings--a standout appetizer with a great balance of sweet and savory flavors. The Mac & Cheese was creamy and made for the perfect side. For our entrées, we ordered the Calypso Pan Seared Branzino and the Coconut Curry Snapper. Both dishes were served with vegetables of the day, rice and peas, and sweet plantains, creating a well-rounded and satisfying meal. The seafood was cooked well, and the Caribbean-inspired flavors added a unique twist to each dish. For drinks, we enjoyed The Pearl, the Lavender French 75, The Golden Hour, and an Old Fashioned. Each cocktail was well-crafted and paired nicely with the menu. We finished with the Warm Cookie Skillet, topped with vanilla bean ice cream and a caramel drizzle. It arrived warm, gooey, and was the perfect dessert to share. Beyond the food, the renovated space feels modern and inviting, making it a great option for date nights, celebrations, or a night out with friends. If you're looking for an elevated seafood experience with Caribbean-inspired flavors, Society Seafood is worth checking out.

Jerk branzino (spicy but too good. It's a whole fish, so please beware of the bones, love!)…read more This delicious cookie and ice cream skillet will def melt in your mouth Crab eggrolls Crab fried rice - i couldn't stop eating this paired well with the branzino & a lemon drop Mumbo wings (they are cooked in Grand Marnier, so if you don't drink alcohol, just a heads up to maybe try the jerk wings) Nice upscale vibe. Good service

Caribbean Palace has been a cherished fixture in the community for 41 years, offering an authentic…read moretaste of Trinidadian cuisine that keeps patrons coming back. The menu features a delightful array of dishes, including rich Curry Beef, Curry Chicken, and unique options like Aloe Pie Curry Shrimp. Traditional favorites such as Roti, Buss Up Shot, and Doubles provide a satisfying experience, while desserts like Black Cake and Coconut Sweet Bread serve as a sweet reminder of home. To wash it all down, refreshing drinks like Mauby and Solo are available, rounding out the meal perfectly. The atmosphere at Caribbean Palace is filled with warmth and nostalgia, enhanced by the lively Caribbean tunes playing while you wait for your food. Persia, who assisted us with our order, was amazing-friendly and knowledgeable about all the menu items, making the experience even more enjoyable. This inviting environment resonates deeply with customers, especially my mom and dad, who find joy in the familiar flavors that transport them back to Trinidad. Caribbean Palace is a celebration of culture and community, making it a must visit spot for good food.

I take pride in enjoying Caribbean culture, cuisines, and traditions. This place definitely…read morecelebrated the beauty culture of Trinidad and Tobago with its extensive menu and great representation of the country all around the restaurant. Good customer service! Good location! Now, what I didn't enjoy was the curried beef roti. And here is why, the dish didn't lack flavor but the curry lacked consistency. The paratha aka buss up shot was buttery soft and delicious. Reminded me of my grandmother The curried chick peas and curried potatoes were absolutely delicious and both curry, while obviously prepared in a different pot, blended together well to create a consistent taste. The same could not be said about the curried beef as the beef was broken up, a bit overcooked, and there was little to no curry flavor there. Didn't really enjoy that portion of the meal and as you can see, there wasn't much meat to enjoy-the pieces were dry I also tried a sip of the sorrel and didn't really like it. Wasn't terrible, just wasn't my choice. Overall, I've had other meals from them and I actually enjoyed that. The curried chicken meal was delicious but I just think that they failed on the curried beef. Definitely plan on supporting again and likely just sticking to what I've enjoyed.

The food was authentic and cooked to perfection…read more I tried the ox tails, turkey, legume (w/ goat), rice, bean sauce, salad, and fried banana. Everything was flavorful and tender. The service is informal. So, speak up if you want something.

I don't eat this cuisine often, but this definitely hit the spot! Came to dine-in, and ended up…read morebeing the only party dining in honestly. I did enjoy the French/Spanish music in the background. The staff were kind and fast with things. The portion was quite large, which I wasn't expecting. The poisson was quite good with the sauce provided. I found the veggies that came with the rice seasoned quite nicely too. We did also try the turkey creole, which was a tad bit dry, but still good. Plantains and rice were standard in my opinion. We REALLY enjoyed their rum cake though as dessert. Heavier on the alcohol but it made it so good! Definitely a nice experience here.

I had a taste for Caribbean food and had this place on my "to try"…read more I paid a little under $60 for 1/4 of jerk chicken ($16), coco bread ($4), red snapper - escovitch style ($35), rice and peas and a scoop of plantain. Not gonna lie, although the jerk chicken looked good, it was missing something seasoning wise. My red snapper barely had onions and carrots. NO PEPPERS. The rice and peas tasted like they were missing coconut milk. While I was waiting, I ordered a red stripe. They charged me $10.60 for that. I can get a case for that price. I was expecting $6 max. I felt a little cheated.

I ordered the Rasta Pasta with jerk shrimp hoping for a little Caribbean excitement, but what I got…read morefelt more like the food equivalent of being left on "read." The sauce was so bland I started wondering if the seasoning just forgot to clock in for its shift. Calling it "jerk" shrimp was generous--there was nothing jerky about them unless you count how rubbery they were. The shrimp tasted like they were cooked by someone who mentally checked out before the pan even heated up. Whatever jerk flavor was advertised must've taken a detour, because it never made it anywhere near my plate. And the vegetables? They had all the energy of a mandatory Monday morning meeting. Overall, this dish promised bold Caribbean flavor but delivered a masterclass in disappointment. I won't be ordering it again. And honestly, if blandness were a sport, this dish would be taking home the gold. Oh, and it was overpriced. P.S. Despite being given the wrong order, the service was top tier and amazing.

I finally made it! I went on Friday during work hours, playing hooky. It was too early for happy…read morehour, but they have great happy hour times that run into 7 for future reference This establishment looks unappealing from the outside, but as soon as you step it, it demands respect: beautiful set up! We were greeted by Tom, who was working behind the bar. He also became our waiter. He suggested items from the menu and was extremely friendly and helpful. Based off his recommendation, I ordered the paratha brisket sandwich with calaloo soup. YUMMY- no other words. He advised to dip the sandwich (with the bread made in house) into the soup- it was tasty! Note- this item is only available on the lunch menu with the soup and sandwich as a combo. I also ordered jerk wings to share with my guest, which were 8.9/10- and my guest had the wing bowl, which isn't showing on the menu. The bowl came with veggies: greens, cabbage, coconut rice. The chef was able to make the orders Treenutt allergy safe- thank you. Overall amazing experience, and I'll be back to try more in the menu and drinks next time.

I ordered the crab fritters, pepper shrimp, and a Tropical Crush mocktail. I loved the mocktail! It…read morewasn't too gingery, which I appreciated. The crab fritters and pepper shrimp were both great, and I really enjoyed the black rice. My waiter suggested getting the spice on the side, and I'm glad I listened because it was super spicy! I sat downstairs at a two-person table. I would've preferred a booth, but it didn't seem like they had any. The hostess and waiter were both nice. My only food complaint was that collard greens were the only vegetable option. It would've been nice to have another choice. I loved the playlist as well! My friend got the oxtail and said it was pretty large and good. Overall, I enjoyed my meal. I'd go back if someone invited me, but it wasn't a place I left raving about.

Amazing roti - going to get some doubles and bakes next time. Customer service was amazing. The…read moreowners have been around for 34 years and I loved hearing about their business.

I actually liked it here. It took a long while for the food to be ready but it was definitely worth…read morethe wait. The roti was delicious and was a great portion. My son got the goat he said it was cooked well and it was tender. I got the potatoes and channa sooooo freaking good. I also got bust up shot in chicken, channa, and potato. I'm telling you the food was so good. It also was very affordable. Also the chicken patties are discounted around closing. Bogo to be exact. The place is nice inside. But it feels a little crowded because of rhe way the tables are set up.

Pro-tip following on my original review of Negril:…read more If you are a fan of Jamaican patties, look for the Negril offer on the Too Good to Go platform, which offers discounted food that is leftover at the end of the day. For $3.99 I got six patties: two jerk, two shrimp, and two spinach. Excellent value and late night snacks galore!

Great fish sandwich, try the scotch bonnet aioli…read more I got 1 out of 10 orders that was below par, jerk chicken Other than that it's very flavorful

Food: 5/5 amazing…read more Customer service: 5/5 amazing Drinks: 3/5 I was shocked at how weak the rum punch was, once again my rum punch at home is better then what you would get any restaurant. I had asked the waiter for an extra shot. Recommendations: The food was so delicious and flavorful! I highly recommend this place and also communicate with the bar tender if you like strong drinks. I would definitely come back and try other dishes and request a stronger punch.

The food and the vibe here were great! My friend highly recommended this place and it did not…read moredisappoint. It was my first time having Haitian food and it was so great. Just a note that the food does take a while to come out so if you're ordering with a large group make sure to pass the menu around beforehand so you can order when you sit down. We started with the fried food platter Friday platter and everything was delicious. It came with plantains and okra and fries. The entrees are quite large and if you wanted you could split them as well. I got the stew chicken with rice and plantain and it was extremely flavorful and great comfort food. The waiter we had did not speak a lot of English so I think some things were kind of lost in translation when we ordered, but overall my group and I were satisfied.

At heart, I'm a man that truly enjoy most Caribbean dishes ( oxtails, goat, curry/jerk chicken,…read moreroti, etc ) So, I set out on a quest to give a new Caribbean cuisine restaurant a shot at winning me over. That's when I bumped into Caribbean Dish... The name got me, yes it's basic, but the title was exactly what I was looking for. The restaurant is in a small unassuming parking lot... if you don't know it's there, you probably will miss it ( so glad I didn't !! ) The minute I walked in, I felt authentic family vibes ( something I look for when choosing my Caribbean locations ) The service was very friendly, and they cleared everything up when I wasn't sure if my particular craving could be fulfilled ( the combo I desired wasn't on their daily menu ) My sights were set on the oxtail and curry goat combo ( of course with rice & peas and veggies ! ) And when I say the goat was tender, and seasoned to perfection... while the oxtails had that juicy meatiness that will for sure keep me coming back. The rice & peas were cooked just right ( texture was on point ) and the veggies still had that freshness that brought everything else together. I love my Caribbean dishes saucy and not dry ( they get two thumbs up in that department ! ) Family vibes, cheerful greeting, and amazing food.... Caribbean Dish you just locked yourself in a loyal customer !!!!! Give them a shot and I can almost guarantee you won't be disappointed !!!

I have been wanting to avoid this, but I think it's time that I mention it finally. I tried through…read moreseveral outlets to address it offline and did not get a response. This is some of the best Trinidadian food in the area, and arguably the best breakfast and doubles. But unfortunately, and I see I'm not the only one, it is the owners that bring it down. My sister was visiting all the way from NYC (where she can easily get amazing Trini food) and I was so excited for her to try this place. It was my first time coming on an afternoon, and they happen to be out of a couple of the things that we were really excited about (i.e. doubles) and so my sister tried to make a veggie platter. He asked what she would like in it and he responded "that's not a veggie" and proceeded to say other snarky comments that got increasingly inflammatory. She called him out for being rude and he actually said to me "I feel bad for what you have to deal with, you two can't be close." The embarrassment I had was immeasurable and I felt so bad for being so excited for her to experience that. It doesn't matter how delicious food is anywhere, but if the ones in charge are disrespectful, there's a moral issue. They also forgot my side of pumpkin that we paid for. Take this information as you will, but if you do go, my recommendation is to avoid talking with them as much as possible and try online ordering/pickup or delivery. It's really unfortunate.