I just had to come check this spot out I was curious of the…read morecombo restaurant. The guy up front was very welcoming and explained the origin of the mixed culture. The place is clean, spacious, plenty tables to sit. I just picked up some food to go. I did eat the pâté while waiting on my chicken and rice. It was a bit doughy but very flavorful and spicy. The juices are great. I should've taken some to go. The rice and beans with chicken were a hit as well. Glad to find a bit of home here. They also have a market of food and goodies to buy right next to the restaurant. This is definitely a little gem. Check them out.

I've never been to this place before but I'm sure I've driven by a million times. The food was…read morepretty good, I could have eaten at least 4 of the fish Somali Sambusas, it tastes like there's curry and other spices, and the outside is so crunchy and delicious. The African pate tastes very similar to an alcapurria. A fritter stuffed with meat and fried. One man served us and we had to wait for him to clean up before ordering. Thankfully I ordered Yelp since it was a bit of a big order, unfortunately I never received a confirmation order, but I just seen our food sitting at the restaurant and asked if it was mine. It was....so we didn't have a long wait time, however the food had gotten cold. I tried to be strategic and ordered for 1:30, since my drive was 30 mins but it was still cold. Thankfully there were pates and sambusas in the hot case still warm, so we got those hot and fresh. The ambiance was a little lack luster. Not much decorum or music, but there is a smaller store on the other side of the restaurant. I didn't get a chance to check it out but next time. If it's two things you remember to try it's the Sorrel (Hibiscus) Juice and the Somali fish Sambusas. I would drive back for those two things alone. The sorrel juice is so flavorful and spicy from the ginger. Those two menu items alone are a 15/15

I ordered 2 medium curry goat for $20 per plate and one jerk chicken which is $17. I believe it's…read morenot with spending $64 Everything was blend.

Good customer service, the food was delicious, I wish I had gotten more meat and less peppers tho…read morebut I'll be returning

Best jerk chicken and yams in the city. Everything there was amazing. Highly recommend A+++read more

Van was so amazingly nice and extremely kind! The food was great, came out hot and quickly, and was…read moreperfect right before catching our flight. We got to try a little bit of everything. My fav was the collard greens the Mac n cheese and curry chicken. We will definitely come back next time. Thanks again.

I love their stew beef!!! The best!! I've tried a variety of other dishes that are offered and I…read morehave never been disappointed! EVER!! Ps. Try the soup. You will definitely enjoy

Went here for dominican food got the white rice with stew chicken i asked for tostones lady told…read morethey aint have none -_- what kind of Dominican restaurant doesn't have tostones anyways the location sucks and the food is mid

Ordered jerk chicken & dumplings. dumplings are amazing as usual, my chicken was unfortunately…read morereally dry, same with the rice. other than that, food is good

I asked my brother to pick me up a small soup wasn't feeling well. Why did I only request a small?…read moreThis Manish water, also known as goat head soup, was incredible! 10 Gingercooksnyc

Attentive and caring service. Delicious food. I tried the Chicken salad and not only was that salad…read morea monster but it was amazing as well. I tried one of their mango smoothies and it was tops. Great addition to the 19th Ward food options. Should be on every UR students to-try list.

The foods all taste the same and is too salty. Also, the signage says you can get a small size meal…read morewith all pork or chicken. When I asked for pork chops I was told not for "pork" chops. WTH???? Are they that incompetent? Pork is pork. They refused to sell it to me so I will be doing business where my $ are respected. These people have taken there customer base for granted until they go somewhere else.

Go to here! We need to support small businesses like this spot. Served up very similar to other…read moreplaces like this I've been to, lots of big steam trays of stewed/braised meats and veg. I got the oxtail with rice and beans and cabbage. Everything was excellent. I just wish I had asked to have more gravy added over my rice. The lady behind the counter was super nice, helped me decide what to get. It's pretty bare bones inside, just a couple tables, plastic utensils, etc. I'd be fine eating in again but I might get take out next time. Either way, go here and get some great Latino/Caribbean style food, expand your horizons. Oh before I forget. Add the pickled onion on top, it's a great counterbalance to all the rich flavors.

A lot better than expected reading some of the reviews here my girl can't stop talking about the…read morechicken and can't say anything bad about my meal will definetly order again

Ordered takeout from a spot located in a dive bar--which, honestly, seemed kind of cool at first…read more But when I got there, I noticed something odd: no smell of food cooking. Red flag number one. I headed to the back where the "restaurant" part was, and the vibe was off. Everyone in the kitchen was just sitting there, stone-faced, staring at me like I'd wandered into a secret society meeting. My order was the only one, yet they still made me show proof on my phone to confirm it was me. Weird. Despite the strange energy, I decided to give it a shot--mainly because it looked like someone's Jamaican grandma had made the food, and who's saying no to that? When I got home, though, the food was... fine. Not great, not terrible, just aggressively average. The chicken was okay but obviously had been sitting under heat lamps or in a warmer for hours without being stirred or loved. The rice? Mid. The cabbage? Also mid. It's the kind of place where you can tell the food's only as good as how much effort the cooks feel like putting in that day. Some days it's probably amazing; other days, it's got the potential to send you sprinting to the bathroom. So, would I go back? Maybe. But only if I'm feeling adventurous--and not wearing white pants.