This was my second time in to Pete's in about a two week period. Both times I ordered via DoorDash…read morefor pickup. The first time, I still had about a 10-15 minute wait even after the app said my food was ready. This second time, I was able to get my order right away when I walked in. The staff is always friendly regardless of wait time. The restaurant is really a grab and go location; there isn't sufficient space or set-up for dining in. Each time I've been, there has been consistent for traffic in and out, so it's pretty popular. On my first visit (while standing around waiting for my order to be ready), I learned from listening to other ppl order that there is a lunch special where the meals featuring chicken are cheaper. I believe it goes thru 1pm. In my first visit, I tried lots of things and was largely disappointed in the taste. I had the brown stewed chicken and oxtail meals (both ordered with heavy gravy), a turkey wing, a chicken soup, and coco bread. The oxtails were the only thing I truly enjoyed. The sides on the meals were just okay except the plantains. The plantains were hard and dry, truly inedible. The chicken soup wasn't flavorful enough; I wouldn't order it again. For me, the turkey wing seasoning was too spicy, but my husband enjoyed it. On this second visit, I went only to pick up two turkey wings for my husband, as he has continued to talk about trying the turkey wing again. He ate them both for dinner along with some homemade rice a d veggies. He wanted to order sides but I discouraged that based on the first experience. Pete's is located in a strip mall that seems to have some other Caribbean businesses, including a market next door. The parking lot has an approaching need for repavement and line repainting. *uploaded pics are from first visit*

This little place is hidden in the shopping center right off Jonesboro rd. We were greeted promptly…read morewhen we entered and the place seems to be clean. I really like that they have different sizes to choose from because most Jamaican places have one huge size. They have small, medium and large. I got the small and it really filled me up.

Highly recommend!! Seasoned to perfection and cooked very well!! Highly recommend oxtail, all the…read morefood is reslly good!! Service id fast, ambience is great!!

In my experience, most restaurants connected to a gas station are GOOD. This one is no exception. I…read morehad a taste for red snapper so on my way home I spotted Addiktive and immediately came to Yelp to see what's up lol. It's a nice location with helpful people running it. Everything was fresh and great tasting. I got the fish but definitely want to come back to try the oxtail.

They are my favorite Caribbean food in Stockbridge. They load my plate up and the Pate always…read morefresh. Great customer service as well. 100/10 definitely recommend!

Finally remembered this as a breakfast option and stopped in! Honestly, I thought the place was as…read moreclosed from the look of it but took my chances since I was within the posted hours. So tip: don't turn back just because it looks dark from the outside. On the other side of the door, I found a very friendly person (I'm assuming the owner) who talked me through traditional Jamaican breakfast options and insisted I try the food before buying it. I was pretty sure I wanted to try ackee and saltfish so that's where we focused. It was delicious and he gave me both dumplings (plain bread) and festival (slightly sweet bread) on the side since I didn't know which I'd like. My fave is the festival. Since I don't like super sweet things, I loved it. I had my husband (who loves sweets) taste it and he said it was like funnel cake without the powdered sugar If you're a newbie like me: I learned that you're supposed to eat the ackee and saltfish like your meat and then add a starch (dumpling, festival, boiled yam, etc.). All in all, I enjoyed it, but I wasn't full enough after it. To be fair tho, I didnt finish the starches. probably to be expected, the bit I did eat (which was about 80% of a dumpling and a festival) made me tired/sluggish. That said I would absolutely go back....just no heavy starches at the top of my day!

I drove past this look at some of the reviews and decided to give it a shot. Now granted they are a…read morelittle bit more expensive than some of the chain restaurants but the quality of the food was very good. I tasted the coconut milk in the rice and peas the plantains were good quality and the curry chicken was also on point! Their lunches are a little bit more expensive at eight dollars but the quality is a little higher and sometimes you get what you pay for. It takes about 10 minutes for them to prepare your food from the time that you order and then you get to eat! It's a small mom and pop place in the shopping center right off of the highway!

Excellent taste and service try the carry goat and the chicken and don't forget the oxtails…read moreservings are small and large. Large is enough for two people. Wish i had photos.

Where to start????? The food was warm if that! My oxtails…read morehad NO FLAVOR!!!!! Never in my life have i ever had to add SALT to Jamaican food to give it some flavor!!!!!!! The best thing was the cold plantain! The rice had zero flavor and was hard. I would normally give a second try to any restaurant but this is definitely a one and done for me! The staff..... one was counting her registers right there while the other was working. The working lady had an unpleasant disposition about herself! I hope it's nothing else, her day gets better and pray the same for the food, but i will not know the results of either!

Customer service is awful they stare at u when u come in and don't say nothing for minutes even…read morewhen u the only one in there, then when I asked what type of vegetable was in the beef patty cause I don't eat corn the gurl huffed and rolled her eyes..., like who raised these people.

Gave this restaurant a one time try with my son and NEVER AGAIN!!! First issue....Dominican…read morerestaurant but most of the food is Puerto Rican. How do I know, was married to a PR for years. Nothing wrong with a Dominican place cooking PR food but just make sure that its executed well. My son ordered baccalaito and was shocked by the presentation....it was inside a red sauce. Well this dish is normally made with fried cod fish fritters. I ordered alcapurria....0 flavor in the beef, had a weired rectangle shape and it was darkly burned. Which let us know that this restaurant owner doesnt care about the food quality. Thank god that I only ordered the alcapurria and not a full plate. Wont be returning!

Place used to be 5 for me but after what was just experienced, I'll never do business with this…read moreplace again. My daughter asked for 3-4 different items that is listed on their menu. Which were all denied out of being told they weren't offering any of those (sandwiches, salads) due to being too busy. Then were blindly charging an amount that does not match their online pricing. Even if they are not affiliated with DoorDash anymore for example, they should make sure it is completely removed and have an updated menu created if needed. If their prices have went up, it is at a restaurant rate when they are not a restaurant. When called out on this, the pricing was matched closer to what I manually tallied. I heard ownership has changed, making me question if that's why this experience took place vs very different experiences in the past. At that point, I used to constantly order lunch from here and do large catering orders for house parties of 50-80+ people. This created such a terrible taste, it will be the last time I order with them. I hope to see they do better and don't permanently ruin what was once so great. The food used to remind me of NY Bodega food. Now, no where near the same taste or quality. I'm so disappointed and upset I spent $$ on this.

I didn't get to order any food as they didn't have any options for plant-based persons that day,…read moreexcept for rice and plantains. The place has potential. There was no one in there when we went, so we sat at the bar and chatted with the bartender. She was lovely, knowledgeable and entertaining. My friend ordered the goat with black rice and said that the food was exceptional. We would return.

Food is delicious, good service, ambiance is chill. The downside is that you never know what is on…read morethe menu because they often don't have what is advertised. Either way, food is still good and it gets the job done.

New business l. Food how had good taste. Owners were nice and staff was great. I did wait over…read morean hour for my food only to get home and it was not made correctly. I did get a refund. I will go back when things settle down

If you are Caribbean and you from Miami or Lauderdale please go somewhere else and save your money…read morebecause this place is for people who don't know Island food. The rice and beans are dry and the meat is overly cooked. The fish was not brown stew. They are probably not the place to eat until they get some experience and a better cook.

Best cuban I've ever had. Even better than the cuban, is…read morethe roasted pork. The service is a little slow, but always good. The restaurant is very clean and I love the colors they used. I would have given a 5 stars, but I never know when this place is open. I work right down the street, but there have been more than a few times that I've stopped by to grab lunch and they were closed. I actually thought they had gone out of business for a while, but noticed cars out front last week and stopped in for a to-go order.