The service was great, the interior is really cool, the food was absolutely delicious and the…read moreprices were really low, considering the quality of the products!

Our large group stopped in for a late dinner, and we were impressed at how tasty everything was!…read moreThe staff was very friendly and helpful as well.

If you are a fan of original Caribbean food, NEVER EVER order food from here…read more The food is absolutely disgusting. Their jerk chicken and rice tastes like CRAP. They should BAN this place. The food is terrible. Tasteless and flavorless. Biggest waste of 31£ of my life, literally took a bite and SPAT it out. I came back late from work and was feeling some Caribbean food and my usual spot was closed so I thought let me try this place. The biggest f*ckin mistake I've made in 2024. I repeat DO NOT order this or go to this FAKE Caribbean place. They need to change the name because this is definitely not Caribbean food... TRUST ME.

This is my choice for 'afternoon tea' before boarding the train at Salford Central. Two sweet…read moredumplings and three plantain chips for a £1, plus a glass of tap water to wash it down is a great reviver. The dumplings are dense, chewy, crunchy; plantain is like fried banana but denser - taste them and you will understand why both are Caribbean staples. Their stews look really flavourful, authentic, and made of the good stuff, although unfortunately for me none of the stews is vegetarian. However, Caribbean Flavas already offer vegetable pasties, two kinds of rice & beans, and a 'Rasta Pasta' dish so I think offering one vegetarian main dish in a sauce could make sense. What do you think - inbox me if you agree! The owner is a really friendly and chilled even in the face of a pack of ten skaters mobbing the place or people talking on their mobile while ordering - I wish him well!

This was my first venture to Huddersfield and after a long day at the hospital I needed some scram…read more After drinking at The Corner we waited for this place to open at 17:30. We were the first ones in and before being led to the dining area we ordered a beer and Jamaican rum cocktail at the bar. The main dining room was covered in pictures of the venues chef posing with chefs like Gordon Ramsey ane Gary Rhodes..so these were nominated in the F word..things.looked promising. You can either chose from 2 meals for 10.95 or three courses​ for 13.95. while sipping on the well made cocktail we ordered the beef patties , chicken wings ,.lamb curry and deep fried chicken. The Pattie was split in two and served with a garnish this tasted ok...the wings were crispy and nice again nothing outstanding. Right each of the mains came with their rice and peas.. the sauce of mine was very dark and the meat very chewy.. the chicken... luckily we requested a side sauce otherwise this would have been too dry. This was not mega expensive but one of the dearest I've had for a carribean and so expected more. The staff were accommodating but I believe they need to focus less on their past glory days and re focus on the food.. a couple of things needed a new clean up..the menus had cigarette burns and the special.menu looked a little shabby. Overall experience was good but a little pricey for the quality.

This is really to second and agree with all of the things that Matt has previously said about…read moreDiscovery Bay. I remember when Discovery Bay used to be the secondary Rocks Off store, and I thought of that very fondly, I was gutted when it closed down, but when I got word of a Caribbean restaurant opening up in it's place I was curious more than anything else. Then I was hungry. A few of my work mates had been for a visit and urged me to go, the only trouble was, initially getting a specific time to eat. No one really knew what Discovery Bay's opening times were. Now I believe Discovery Bay operates as an evening eatery only. What is there to love about Discovery Bay? It's wholesome hearty tasty gorgeous food in an environment that's more comfortable than it ever could be pretentious. The food isn't cheap, but you don't expect it to be, because it's absolutely gorgeous food. If you can manage to book a table, the latest press and chef attention of Mr Ramsey and Mr Rhodes has packed out the bookings at Discovery Bay, but if you can get a table between 5 and 6.30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, then you can get three gorgeous courses for £12.95 a head which is a bloody bargain to be frank. The atmosphere is wonderful, the food is gorgeous, and the staff are lovely. Altogether it makes for a fabulous experience.

Mama Flo's is a nice little neighbourhood restaurant serving Jamaican cuisine. I've been meaning to…read morepop in for a while because I'm missing my regular jerk chicken fix at Buzzrocks. There's only a few tables to dine in but it's open till 9.30pm which is great. There are some (inadvertently) hilarious thank you letters from school children on the wall: my personal favourite says "Your beef batty is tasty." I tried a saltfish fritter for the first time which had a perfect mix of crispy batter and soft filling, would recommend it. The jerk chicken was very different from what I am used to at Buzzrocks. The sauce at Buzzrocks is very thick and in fact solidifies when you put it in the fridge (i.e. the secret to its deliciousness is that it's basically just fat). At Mama Flo's the sauce is thin liquid. It's got a good spicy favour but I miss the indulgent richness. Also although it's more expensive there was less chicken, it was a little dry and the rice and peas were a bit overcooked (fluffy). Unfortunately for me they were out of plaintain so I'll have to pop to try it and maybe sample one of the other dishes - at Buzzrocks I was never very adventurous about trying to the curry or fried chicken etc because the jerk sauce was so addictive but here I will keep sampling the full menu! Carrot cake was ok but a bit dry and was not the best icing.

Amazing place this. Food is plentiful and well priced. Service is a genuine joy. Will certainly be…read morecalling in again.

We found this place by chance and what a top find it is…read more superb food , friendly staff , great surroundings and top class music.The chef is a top bloke , came out of the kitchen and spoke with all the diners. we had the platter , a bit of everything at a decent price.

I love this place-it the bees knees. Ive been twice now and am in love with the platter dish,the…read morefood is out of this world,im hooked on jerk chicken mmmm and the chef is top. Lovley place,great food,washed down by top cocktails,what more could you ask for.....Arranging our next visit,see you soon. By the way it is a good idea to book as its always busy. x

This place is the best. I went here with my brothers and had a couple of drinks and it was great…read more The service was quite good and fast. The vibes of the whole place was amazing and very up beat. Just truly a great place for some drinks and bar food.

went here today as my first meal in Preston, no regrets! Jerk chicken was so amazing! The coconut…read morerice is to die for. I also ordered a raspberry + vodka cocktail (i forgot the name) and it's was so good! It was buy 1 get 1 so that was really nice. The ambiance is perfect for anyone who loves reggae or Jamaica in general. Soooo nice and clean! Our server Molly is the sweetest thing. Overall recommend!

A 10-minute walk off of the curry mile, I made the trek to Dougy's due to a recommendation from a…read morefriend. Although a bit out of the way. I will be sure to visit this place again. Authentic Jamaican food joint with generous portions at extremely reasonable prices. I had the Lamb curry over rice which was delicious, but this seems like a place where you simply can't go wrong!

Finely found a new shop with good food and cheap dougys I…read moretried the jerk chicken with fried dumplings it was fantastic

Went for tea at nam ploy last night as we wanted to go out for a meal where we hadn't been before,…read moreI have only ever got take away from here and after that being really good thought we would give it a try! We ordered chicken satay and squid for starter but they actually brought out ribs instead of the squid but they looked so good we didn't actually tell them they got it wrong- and they tasted just as good as looked! Then for main I had chicken stir fry with noodles and it was delicious The atmosphere was pretty quiet to say it was a Saturday night it was dead there was hardly anyone in! However there was a magician and called tony and he goes round to your table and asks if you want to see some magic he was so lovely and did a few then went away but we asked him to come back over once we'd eaten because we was so impressed! He works there every Saturday night and it really made our night!

We didn't really want to venture into Manchester for dinner, especially as we would have a very…read moreearly morning the next day, so we decided to give Nam Ploy another go since we enjoyed it so much the first time. It was a weeknight, not busy at all. Most of the business seemed to be takeaway, but we decided to eat in. We wanted to try something different this time... of course we seemed to be having difficulty making decisions on dishes. Eventually we decided on one of the set menus. It is funny that the items Mr. Snarky were excited about, I wasn't, but I was also excited about items that he wasn't. Go figure. We went with Set Menu B, which is a lot of food. The starter was similar to what we had on our last visit, so of course it was a pleaser. Next up was the soup. Our waitress had advised us that the prawn soup was extremely spicy. We asked if the soup could be made less spicy, to which she said no, but said we could substitute for a different soup. So we went with the Tom Tam Gai, a coconut milk based soup with chicken. Mr. Snarky was excited about it, but I wasn't quite so excited, mostly because I have tried a couple of coconut milk based soups and I tend not to enjoy them. I also remember my mom making a dish with coconut milk when I was kid and I always ate something else for dinner because I just didn't like it. However, as an optimist, I continue trying dishes I don't like in the hopes that one day I might like it. The soup came out and it was quiet pungent. However, it tastes much better than the smell. I ended up liking and Mr. Snarky ended up not being a huge fan. The other issue is that his bowl was mostly mushrooms with only a couple of pieces of chicken... he doesn't like mushrooms. If we had to do it again, I would try the spicy shrimp soup. For our mains we had a creamy shrimp curry, stir fried chicken with garlic and pepper, and Beef with Oyster Sauce. This comes with egg fried rice as well, but I believe we did order another bowl of steamed rice... I'm part Asian, I can put away a lot of rice. A word to the wise, try the chicken and the beef first. We made the mistake of trying the shrimp curry first, but because of all the spices and spiciness of it, it just dominated our palette. I will say that I was a bit worried about the creamy shrimp curry, 1) I have never been a huge fan of curry (although we are working to correct this) and 2) because it said 'creamy' in the description and I am lactose intolerant. However, I enjoyed the shrimp curry... the flavor was amazing and the while it isn't instantly spicy, the spice does intensify. We were absolutely stuffed! I think an extra course, even if it is soup probably put us over the edge, however, we were definitely happy with our food (the soup being the exception for Mr. Snarky). And at just under £20 per person, I think it was a pretty good deal.