Jerk sauce was flavorful but the chicken wasn't marinated for both. So it was cooked to perfection…read morebut plain & picked up very little of the sauce flavors. The curry chicken was bland. The rice was hard in a lot of pieces as well as some peas were very dry. Service was less than okay. Low communication and music's loud so I couldn't hear the server well. She didn't want to scream over the music. But ppl inside looked to be having so much fun.

Curry chicken not washed properly and the jerk chicken not fresh.. not appetizing and seems to be…read morea waste of money.

I love a place that is consistently good! Oxtail and goat soup were delicious! I got extras sauce…read moreon my oxtail and they delivered. Got their homemade cucumber drink- it was good! I out it over ice. Yummmm

Went to People's Choice after hearing that they won an award at the recent Jamaican Festival in…read moreMiramar. The restaurant is cozy but there is seating available. The weekday I arrived they didn't have jerk chicken available, so I got the brown stew chicken with slaw instead. Both were very good. The owner was very nice and seemed to be committed to his business. I would definitely return to try the jerk chicken.

There's something special about discovering a hidden gem that's been right in front of you the…read morewhole time. I've driven past Country Walk Caribbean Take Out more times than I can count, never realizing one of the best Caribbean spots in the area was hiding in plain sight. Today, I finally decided to give it a try. As I saw someone leaving with a takeout bag, I asked if it was his first time eating there. He smiled and said, "No, I eat here all the time." Naturally, I asked what he recommended. Without hesitation, he said, "The oxtails are amazing, and on Wednesdays, you have to get the red pea soup." Say no more. I walked in fully committed to ordering the oxtails because, as a chef, I take Jamaican oxtails seriously. Unfortunately, a fresh batch was still about 30 minutes away. I was ready to wait, but the lady behind the counter suggested I try the curry goat instead. I'm glad I listened. The curry goat was outstanding--rich, flavorful, and unbelievably tender. Every bite was seasoned perfectly, with that slow-cooked depth you only get when it's made with patience and care. The rice and peas were fluffy, well-seasoned, and complemented the curry beautifully. The steamed cabbage with saltfish added another layer of authentic Caribbean flavor, and the sweet plantains were perfectly caramelized, providing just the right balance of sweetness to the meal. What impressed me just as much as the food was the customer service. Everyone was welcoming, friendly, and genuinely wanted to make sure I enjoyed my first visit. That kind of hospitality is becoming harder to find. As a chef, I appreciate restaurants that focus on doing simple things exceptionally well instead of trying to be flashy. Country Walk Caribbean Take Out delivers authentic, homemade Caribbean food with heart, and you can taste the love in every bite. Needless to say, I'll be back for those oxtails--and based on what I've been told, I'll definitely be stopping in on a Wednesday for that famous red pea soup. Rating: (5/5) Sometimes the best restaurants aren't the biggest or the most advertised. They're the small mom-and-pop spots quietly serving incredible food, one plate at a time. Country Walk Caribbean Take Out is exactly that kind of place.

Drove the opposite direction to get a friend food and found a gem. Breakfast was too good. First…read moretime but not the last time I will be back.

This isn't a food review but the owner and the customers are racist and disrespectful towards white…read morepeople. Here's a full breakdown on what occurred to my group. There is a club called Lallos right next to them and while we were standing in line waiting, my friends needed to pee and as girls we were going to pop a squat behind the building but my other group of friends said they had used the restroom here and recommended us over there. Now keep in mind it was foam and paint night so the attire is completely different than this restaurant. Im a black woman im wearing a white t shirt and shorts, I had two other friends with me, one thats hispanic wearing black overalls with a white t shirt, and the other only has a bikini top with black shorts. Again I understand the owners point of view of why she didn't want us there but let's continue the interaction.... So when we walked in we went straight to the back of the restaurant and into the bathroom but when we walked in we felt the eyes and the whole energy shift in the restaurant. It's only a single use bathroom so all three of us as girls went inside together and as my friend was peeing, the owner unlocked the door and I thought it was someone trying to come in but when she forcefully shoved it more I peeked my head out to see what's going on. Immediately she's just screaming in my face "YALL NEED TO GET OUT MY BATHROOM LIKE RIGHT NOW, I DONT WANT YALL IN MY BATHROOM GET OUT". Mind you she's still trying to force the door open and my home girl is still half naked trying to finish up as quickly as possible and im also responding to her nicely like okay we're leaving just let her finish putting her pants on stuff but she wasn't having it , she's still screaming "I DONT CARE GET OUT RIGHT NOW I DONT CARE GET OUT" still trying to force it open and keep in mind there's a group of men standing behind her so of course im trying to make sure that my friend has her clothes on so these people won't see her private parts. Finally we leave and again were we wrong for walking in her establishment half naked rushing to the restroom yes but theres still a way you talk and handle things especially when your in the hospitality business. I could understand why she was mad but her ability to not be more understanding and almost exposing my half naked friend to a group of men was not acceptable and okay therefore it makes her in the wrong as well. All she had to say in a respect manner when I opened the door was "I don't want yall coming here to use the restrooms, the attire is making my customers uncomfortable and I would like for yall to leave as soon as possible." I would've closed the door let her put her clothes on and leave, mind you it's 3 of us so only one of us used the toIlet, me and my friend still ended up popping a squat in the back like we had already prepared to do. Moral of the story I felt like it was racially motivated cause my friends before weren't in the best attire either and were able to use the restroom with no issues, but as a black woman walking in with two white friends... we just felt violated completely and it left me shocked. Im 22 I don't even write reviews for real but for future club goers going to Lallos just go to the back. and as for the owner cause I know your going to read this if u had a sign saying "restrooms for customers only" we would've never came in there in the first place. So my advice...put up a sign. it would've saved everyone the trouble. And also u need to learn how to have composure and respect when your angry. Yelling didnt do nothing but just cause a scene and now everyone will know how nasty and rude you are cause as a woman not even a business owner AS A WOMAN... YOU DONT FORCE A DOOR OPEN WHEN A LADY IS HALF NAKED WITH A GROUP OF MEN BEHIND YOU.

The oxtails were so good and flavorful but the rice was so bland ... maybe i just caught them on an…read moreoff day. Service was standard "what are you getting" and "here you go have a good one ", but based off the vibes when i walked in i wasn't surprised.

If you know, you KNOW!! Butter Flakes Jamaican Restaurant…read moreis my go-to every time. Service is always quick,order, sit, and your food comes right out. I usually do carryout and it never disappoints. My favorite is the curry goat with white rice, tender, flavorful, and SPICY (just how I like it ). This time I had the fried chicken, and I get my white rice with curry goat gravy. Fresh, crispy, well-seasoned, and always hitting. If you want authentic Jamaican food, this is it!

Stopped in her around 6pm on a Wednesday. I tasted their food at a catered event which was yummy,…read moreso I decided to go to the actual restaurant. I ordered the friend chicken with rice and peas, plantain and salad. There were 2 ladies at the counter. One took my order as soon as I walked in. I received it in about 5 minutes. I wish they had an all day lunch special like some other Jamaican restaurants. I paid like $25 for 2 small chicken dinners. Food was good but the chicken was not crispy. Rice and gravy was yummy. Plenty of parking outside. They were showing news on the TV. They have a dining area for you to sit and enjoy your food.

The food was excellent! They serve fresh Virgin Islands cuisine, and the customer service at the…read morecounter was very friendly.

I grew up in the V.I. and this restaurant is like being back home. Her pates are nice and big and…read moretaste excellent! And her stewed mutton is delicious. I make a point of coming here whenever I'm in the area.

I love this place, feels like home and highly recommend coming here. The staffs is amazing.read more

Happen to look this place up online. Called in a pick order for a goat wrap roti and a chicken roti…read moreunwrapped. When we got there it was a short wait. We also order a side of pumpkin. They wrapped both of the roti by mistake and offered a complimentary drink in place. The service was friendly there were a couple guys sitting at the counter. The place is not the nicest and I would not sit to dine. When we got home and tried the roti it was very tasty, one of the best seasoned. I would like to try the roti skin without the meat inside to see how much split peas in inside and how well seasoned it would be. The pumpkin was too sweet like they added sugar and it had no garlic or cumin, so that I would not get again. It's called Naz Roti online. I would definitely come back to try the aloo pies and another roti.

A quick take out place. This place used to have Cleo Pita but has recently closed…read more The carribean food is standard take out fare. Not a lot of place to sit inside. The complex is in a busy area with a lot of medical offices.

Impeccable dishes! I have tried the Griot Complet. Chicken Complet. Fried chicken. Chicken in…read moreSauce. All paired with either Diri Djondjon or Rice with beans. Everything is fresh. Everything comes with crispy plantains. The pikliz is super spicy and crunchy! And the cook is just so kind. I wish I took a photo of how the griot looked, but listen everyone who is commenting nonsense must have been a rude customer