Now if you happen to be in the area--or simply feel like summoning it to your door via Uber…read moreEats--this is the spot to experience Trinidad's infamous Bake and Shark. Among the many soigné Trini eateries scattered across Queens, this one layers in just the right accoutrements to truly awaken your palate. The Bake and Shark itself is a revelation: flaky, golden, and impossibly crisp, yet light and ethereal with every bite. Sweet bursts of pineapple weave through the savory richness, striking a perfect balance that transports you straight to the shoreline--sun on your skin, salt in the air, and the rhythm of the Caribbean just beyond the waves. You officially have the Supreme touched.

Craving a quick bite that's full of flavor? Hit up Trinciti Roti Shop on Lefferts Blvd in Queens…read moreNY. This hidden gem serves traditional Trinidadian food. You can get huge servings, of chicken, beef, shrimp, oxtail, duck, rice and vegetables in lunch and dinner servings sizes. While we do love the complete meals, we came exclusively for the "doubles". These savory pastries pack a flavor explosion that can't be beat. Made of flour and fried, these moist but crispy disks are stuffed with your filling of choice. You can have meat, seafood, veggies or just plain if you are not feeling fancy. After selecting the filling, make sure you ask for " everything " toppings. The toppings consist a healthy slathering of spiced chickpeas, tangy tamarind chutney and spicy pepper sauce. If you can't handle spice, leave out the pepper but without the sauce, the depth of flavor is absolutely lastonishing. I selected one shrimp and onw goat double, my partner in crime filled his with assorted veggies. The vibe is fast paced and super busy so grab a menu, decide what you want and be ready to order when it's your turn. They also sell assorted beverages to help cool you off. I'm studying the menu for my return trip. Enjoy.

I have only ever ordered doubles and bottled beverages. The staff is usually the same people most…read moreof the time. No matter when I go, there is always a line. The staff and people there can be hit and miss. Sometimes, they give you attitude when you ask for something. I usually get the doubles with archar, tamarind, and hot sauce. The one thing I don't like is that they use the same spoon to dip all the condiments. A few times, I bought extra for the week, and the food went bad before the second day. One time, the double smelled like hot garbage, and I think it was because the cucumber relish had gone bad. I do like the doubles but I have to go a certain and only order a small amount to prevent it from going bad.

I had a remarkable visit at Trini Delite. The Bake n Shark was calling my name. I enjoyed the rich…read moreflavorful condiments that was added to my bake n shark the slice pineapple, the tamarind sauce the thin slice veggies. Just a burst of flavors in your mouth on a warm bakes. I also got 2 doubles with some tamarind sauce and pholourie with tamarind sauce. 10 pieces for $4 It was very clean and organized as soon as you enter. The counter space was clean and everyone knew what they had to do. They moved with team work n speed.

If you come on a Saturday evening, be prepared to wait at least an hour--the place gets packed. If…read moreyou do go, the best things to order are the Guyanese patties (chicken or beef), a refreshing coconut water, and the currant rolls, which tend to be the highlights. Personally, though, I'm not much of a fan of the rest of the food. Those few items stand out, but overall the menu didn't quite win me over. Now you officially have the Supreme Touch

**A MUST VISIT RESTAURANT IN LITTLE GUYANA** **DELICIOUS…read moreFOOD & BAKERY ITEMS** A SPECIAL PART OF QUEENS Spanning about thirty blocks around Liberty Ave in Richmond Hill, is a very interesting neighborhood known as Little Guyana. An area where one of the largest populations of Guyanese immigrants reside in New York, along with others hailing from Trinidad, Jamaica, India, and Asia. As such, it's a bustling Indo-Caribbean mixing pot neighborhood, with - in some areas - a times square vibe. And most importantly, home to multiple restaurants, Carribean bakeries, clothing shops, grocery stores, and even Guyanese style Chinese food restaurants (Yes, that really is a thing!) EXPERIENCE LITTLE GUYANA AT SYBIL'S A fantastic way to start off your exploration of Little Guyana is to visit Sybil's Bakery. Here, Sybil, an expat from Guyana, along with her relatives and children, have been serving Guyanese specialties to the Richmond Hill community for almost 50 years. Offering steam tables filled with fantastic food, Bakery items, and authentic drinks. THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT Ask someone from Guyana, and they'll tell you that Sybil's is a top spot to visit in the neighborhood. Because of this, the restaurant can sometimes become very crowded, with a line spilling out the door, and down the sidewalk. So it's best not to visit during peak times if possible. And as it's a small restaurant with no tables, you must enter, grab a ticket from the dispenser, and then wait for your number to be called. And while waiting, it's a great time to check the various offerings in the steam table area, take a peak at all the bakery items and patties, and peruse the large menu above the counter. And to be honest, because of the large number of choices here, you really need to do this, so you'll have somewhat of an idea what to order when you're called. YOU HAVE TO TRY... Just about everything is delicious here, so all the standard Caribbean dishes, such as Jerk Chicken, Stewed Chicken, Fried Chicken, Oxtail, Curries and sides are all great choices. And then another wonderful item to try here, is Guyanese Pepper Pot, a traditional meat stew with a dark spiced gravy. And don't forget to order a tasty Roti to eat along with any saucy dishes you order. In addition, the fantastic Guyana Style Chinese items, such as the Chow Mein (fried noodles) and Fried Rice - which are my favorite- are seasoned exceptionally well with Caribbean spices, making these dishes hit differently, in comparison to other restaurants. Of course there are regular Jamaican style Beef Patties and Chicken Patties being served here, which are very tasty. But the Guyana style Patties, which are round, and packed full with either beef or chicken, & veg are scrumptious and unique. With these, the crust is more similar to that of a chicken pot pie, and the generous filling is fantastic. Meanwhile, because these are so friggin good, you will see people order them here by the dozen, to take home. So don't pass these up. Another popular choice, especially during lunch, are Sybil's famous Fish Sandwiches and Jerk Chicken Sandwiches. These start out with either fried fish or jerk chicken, along with lettuce, tomato, tartar sauce, another slightly sweet special sauce, and then some hot sauce, on a wonderful, mildly sweet and soft Coco Bread. Sybil's makes these sandwiches here, non-stop all day long, and there's a deliciously good reason why! BUT SYBIL'S IS A BAKERY ALSO! A trip to Sybil's for most people usually entails purchasing food, and then also Guyanese style baked goods. Some items of note, are the fresh Tennis Rolls, a dense, slightly sweet roll famous for being eaten with a nice slab of cheese in between, creating the best cheese sandwich ever. And if you enjoy cheese, the Cheese Roll pastry, the Cheese Pie tart and the Cheese Scone are also wonderful. And some examples of the sweeter style baked goods here, are the famous Guyana Pineapple Tarts and Guava Tarts which are a must try. Along with the Carrot Cake, Cassava Cake, Cherry buns, Coconut Drops, Chinese Cakes, Currant Rolls, and Solara, just to name a few. I LOVE THIS PLACE All in all, Sybil's is not a perfect restaurant. There are no tables to eat-in, it's usually crowded, and the ordering process can feel a bit rushed and intimidating your first time here. Moreover, if your looking for the best Trinidad style Doubles and Roti, then - without a doubt - Trinciti, Trini Delight and Singh's Roti Shop are better destinations. (Look for my previous review of Singh's Roti Shop if you have a chance). But let me tell you, if I am anywhere near Little Guyana, and I'm hungry, It's a good chance that I'm stopping at Sybil's for some of my favorite food and some magical baked items to take home. Because I really love this place, and if you get to know this unique restaurant like I do, I bet you may fall in love also.

First time trying Trinidadian food. Delicious! The place was very busy and you wait on line and…read moreorder at the counter. We had doubles (which I did not see on the menu) and goat and chicken rotis. The rotis were huge and everything was very flavorful. Plenty of tables, but you will be going for the food, not ambience/decor.

Cuisine: 6 Service: 5…read moreDecor: 4 Value: 8 Overall: 6 This is a neighborhood spot for the locals and I have been here many times too for a quick bite. However, my recent experiences have left me a bit uneasy. First of all, why is my food not at least warm. Never mind hot, just don't give me room temperature or cold food. I know it's being served from a steam table and not made to order, but come on! The food itself is not bad, especially the curries. Their doubles are not as good as Trinciti's because the flavor is not was interesting. Regardless, still quite respectable for cheap eats. Btw, I am not a fan of the tacky neon colored lights and overall design of the restaurant. With that said, it's clearly not keeping others away since there's often a long line during peak hours.

Had the doubles Roti. The roti itself has a crunch to it which was nice. Chickpeas were flavorful…read moreand hints of tamarind sauce. Interior had seating and place was clean.

First time trying sonny's food I had the curry chicken and buss up taste was on point customer…read moreservice very welcoming the cashier today was extremely helpful and beautiful her smile make me wanna buy everything in that store your getting a 5 star for your customer service hope you see this review miss pleasant smile

TERRIBLE TERRIBLE . service has went down always drunk. A friend of mine just moved in queens…read morecalled and placed an order for delivery. They said they didn't deliver when i called they said they will be there in 15 minutes. When I asked which address are you were going to deliver to you because he did not ask. The tall guy behind the counter. Said they do not deliver . I guess leaving young kids playing music and drinking is not a good thing. Also my friend just moved their and i could not come to Queens. After this I did and it was the tall guy. Very rude and looking at the food it looks dry. Just a bunch a kids drinking, playing loud music. Also I felt terrible for suggesting that place for him. I retract my last my review.

I have been going to Avenue Bbq since they opened. I must say that over the years the food quality…read morehas remained top notch but the portion size has decreased and prices jumped exponentially. Service is always good which is nice. Recommend trying the bbq chicken with fries

Always orders to pick up. And the food is SOOOO GOOD!! && the portions are huge. Well worth the…read moremoney. We loved the pepper shrimp and shrimp fried rice. The hot sauce is deadly a little goes a long way. It's usually really busy so even if u order ahead u might have to wait a little. The staff seemed overwhelmed on the days I've went to grab my food just because it was so busy however they are all still nice.

The food portion size and flavor was spectacular! This is a nice place for dinner or after dinner…read moredrinks and discussions while having appetizers. The service was great we had the honor of having one of the managers take care of us. The decor was an upscale lounge. The lighting was perfect and the music set the scene for a dancehall club where you could sing in your seats. It was hard to keep me seated the music was calling me to dance but the food and drinks kept me happy!

As a Guyanese person, I am biased, very biased, totally biased, but I take pride in ordering here…read morebecause the food is superb and you really get your money's worth. When I ordered roti, it came in a big portion, like two serving sizes for only three dollars, and it was so flaky and fluffy. I loved it. The rest of the food was great too and very well priced. You can order a small tea, and I got some mithai that was soft, airy, and just perfect. I really loved it. The whole experience had such a good feeling. Of course, I am biased, but the service was great and the atmosphere felt authentically Guyanese, which I love. I came here during Diwali, so it was a festive time full of good energy. I would definitely recommend visiting during a holiday, like Diwali or a Guyanese national celebration, when the vibe is especially joyful.

Best Guyanese food in NYC. Home cooked and delicious. Customer service in point and the owner is…read moreso humble and kind.

Home away from home. This place gives authentic Friday night Trini food. Everything is cooked…read moreperfect wings shrimp fries just right and the sauces. I love to drench my food with delicious sauce let me tell you the garlic sauce had me licking the bowl lol. If your Trini or even Caribbean IYKYK

Best bar b que.... Walked in, small hole in the wall basically, friendly service, but delicious…read morefood. The bar b que lamb can't get enough of it. The flavors made me feel at home ( Trinidad ). It's more of a take away spot, definitely would recommend this place.

I order food today 5 total. I must say please get a new chief because this one cook with way too…read moremuch salt and please stop reusing the same oil. You can taste the old oil. For the $90 I spend. Don't want to be a Karen but tase your own food before you serve it.

I love the pepper shrimp fried rice, I have not tried anything else but fried rice and Chowmein…read more But I'm never disappointed with my order.