Suggestions for Caribbean Restaurant near Upper West Side, New York

Ralph A. • December 22, 2015Very nice mom and pop soul food spot. The decor is ehh, but they make up for it with amazing food and friendly service at good price.

Leah E. • February 6, 2011Awsome restaurant! Thursday nights are incredible, go here for a great time, great music, and fun celebrity sightings! Make sure to order the mac and cheese!

Ernie • March 1, 2016A great place to try Haitian cuisine. Get some griot and fish. If you like hot sauce, the pikliz is a must

Kat S. • June 26, 2011Went for sunday brunch. The pre fix is a reasonable $28 for an amazing 3-course French affair. Do the pea soup, truffle salmon, and chocolate cake. Forget the overpriced cocktails, and leave happy.

Theresa M. • July 10, 2017Everything was great! the DJs were the best!!! love the music they were playing...they have a great appetizer selection!

Lauren V. • October 20, 2018Casual place for a quick lunch. Has great hot dish combos with 4 sides. Soup, sandwiches with a twist & empanadas are all good. The green sauce is where it’s at (spicy)

Eater • August 20, 2014Robert Sietsema: I enjoyed baccalao, a colonial-era stew of salt cod, tomatoes, and potatoes, with the fish component retaining its firm texture despite the stewing. This tour-de-force feed is $6.

Eater • January 9, 2018All the basics are covered at this LIC institution serving classic Jamaican dishes. Be sure to try the ackee and saltfish — the national dish of Jamaica — at breakfast and curried goat at lunch.

ZenFoodster • April 7, 2018It’s all about Jamaican Jerk Chicken & Pork w/ cornbread for me here.

A L E X • August 24, 2014Wonderful Caribbean food. Get the Puerto Rican fried fare done right. Pastelitos con carne, pollo y queso.

ドーラ • March 7, 2011Carne asada: a big slice of lean steak grilled to perfection, with yummylicious barbecue sauce and sauteed onions and jalapenos on the side, served over yellow rice and with a bowl of chili soup.

Joseph L. • February 14, 2017Oven roasted chicken and the Dominican basic sides! Staff is small and very friendly. Many locals come a calling.

Devonta • August 24, 2018The best Jamaican food in Harlem. There are countless other places but we finally have real Jamaican cuisine uptown.

Rachel L. • January 3, 20112nd time here. I always go for the baked chicken with Mac n cheese n sweet potato yams!!!! Yummy!!

Santia V. • October 22, 2016You get a bang for your buck. The oxtail is solid and the rice n peas are almost like my grandma's! A great authentic Jamaican spot !

Sofrito i. • February 12, 2017At Kingston, Oxtail, steamed rice, mini salad, and steamed veggies! Delicious! #sofrito #eater #foodie #jamaicanfood #caribbeanfood

Jesus M. • June 5, 2018The paella is amazing. Seafood only. And the most amazing this is the price. I only pay $28 for mine. Drinks are really good I had the sexy island.

Arionna S. • August 3, 2010Great spot. Quick friendly service with good food. Try the chicken roti, it's great.

Min C. • April 30, 2014The Spicy beef patty is good. I dont think the portion size for the lunch specials are worth their price.

D V. • January 27, 2011Home cooked flavor and great prices. Sit at the counter and enjoy how the owner (older Dominican lady) screams at every employee the entire time....its part of the experience :)

Ny W. • April 2, 2016Oxtails are hearty and have just the right blend of spices

Dei W. • January 22, 2016Sweet plantains are thinly sliced and really good!

Cialina T. • April 9, 2017My fave new spot for mofongo de cerdo. Get it with fried cheese and chicharrones on the side.

Harlem A. • March 24, 2014Don't look for beef patties and jerk. These folks are Haitian and Creole is what they do. The poisson is light and crispy. Picklese will have you crying for water. Opt for whatever is on the stove.

Lou The Chef • October 10, 2011Try the chicken, shrimp or veggie patties. Off the hook!

Ronni • January 2, 2019Their beef patties are wonderfully flaky, soft and fresh 👌