They had no meat only chicken I asked fora salad they are by out they had no oxtails the service…read morewas bad

I've been to this restaurant at least five times and let me say Tuesdays are definitely not the…read moretime to go. There were quite a few things on the menu they were "out of" even though it was 5 PM just a few hours after they opened. I elected to get something new, which was just a grilled chicken breast with rice and beans and salad and the chicken that was served to me was raw when I pointed it out, they brought it back to the kitchen, threw it back on the stove, which is certainly cross-contamination and tried to serve it to me. I asked for a box and immediately threw it in the trash then they charged me for that raw chicken they served. I would suggest going on weekends as it seems to be a different experience.

La verdad muuuuy rico. Usualmente ordenamos charolas de cucarachas y langostines. Pa chuparse los…read morededos 9/10

I order today because it's a Wednesday and it's my day off and I was trying to have a good food and…read moreeveryone was talking about Mariscos La Riviera Nayarit and I order in Oscar A name because he has a donor dash account and he said that it was good app but they send it on a plastic plate instead of a aluminum which I ha be worked at Monroe Mexican restaurant and that's where we send them because of a dripping of the mariscos... and they send it on a platic plate I pay $63.11 for a nosotros or nothing on the shirmp. The shimp was dry... and they told me it was the doordash fault and to put the review on the doordash but I work in a restaurant in Monroe and I have never had a complain about our Tostadas or soups because we pit them on aluminum or plastic cups which they didn't do

Got the brown stewed chicken, I loved it! Got it to go, I ate off of it for 2 days, they gave me so…read moremuch. I will definitely be back

Ovations Caribbean Grill has got a solid line up of menu items…read more We had the: - Jerk Chicken (with rice and peas [stew chicken cravy], cabage, and plantains) - Curry Chicken - Jerk Pork - Jerk Ribs - Oxtail Mac n cheese - Veggie Patty From top to bottom: The Jerk Chicken is tender. Make sure you get extra Jerk Sauce though! The seasoning is decent and there's a low level of spice to it. I recommend mixing it in with a bit of rice for a bite (maybe a bit of juice from the jerk ribs as well). The rice and peas are fine, but the stew chicken gravy is the star of the show. I'd get extra stew gravy on top next time I come. The cabbage is nothing to write home about, but its good fiber and doesn't clash with the other flavors of the plate. The plantain was fine as well, nice and sweet and best eaten when you first get your plate. The curry chicken is tasty! (Tender aswell) It almost falls apart in your mouth and has a decent moisture to it from the curry. Its good by itself, with the rice, or eaten with some coco bread. The jerk pork is fatty and has a good jerk seasoning flavor (not spicy at all). Its probably the most tender meat they have and its good even after being reheated a short time. The jerk ribs were my favorite! The ribs come off the bone easy and the sauce that comes on them is the best jerk sauce in the restaurant. I definitely recommend trying them if you like jerk or pork. (For a fuller, spicy note of flavor, get the hot jerk sauce to dip or pour on the ribs.) The Oxtail Mac N Cheese is okay, but its nothing too special. There's less cheese in the equation than a typical American Mac N Cheese, but the Oxtail is pretty good. Fatty, soft to chew, and almost buttery, I appreciate the influence, but I'd prefer a cheesier and saltier version of this dish. The Veggie Patty was great! I think the patties are homemade as I've never had such a good vegetable patty. I'd come back for the patties alone! The coco bread we got sat for a bit so it wasn't as soft, but I suspect thay was my fault. TLDR; I definitely recommend this restaurant! Its a 4 to 4.5/5 considering what Jamaican food in Georgia typically tastes like. We had leftovers that were good the next day! Get a jerk pork, a patty, some jerk Chicken, and make sure you get extra jerk sauce and extra gravy for your rice.

Great food! Wish it was a little closer to the city so I could visit more often, but I make sure to…read moreget my order in whenever I'm remotely close to the Lawrenceville area.

Exceptional discovery in the Lawrenceville area! Very happy to find a full service Haitian…read morerestaurant in proximity to my work place. Silany's is located in a plaza near a Publix shopping center. It is in the adjacent area allowing for its own parking. Restaurant is quaint, with enough seating at booths and tables, to accommodate parties of varying sizes. I was greeted upon entry, and given a menu that listed lunch and dinner selections. Everything looked appetizing! I selected the cabrit, which is the Haitian Creole word for goat. The dinner meal came with two sides; the dinner comes with one side. I selected the djon djon rice and green fried plantain. Would have liked a few more pieces of plantain as experienced at other Haitian restaurants. Overall pleased as the meal was delicious, and the amount received allowed for 2 additional meals.

Stopped by on a Saturday morning & sat outside. The place is a bit small but they have both indoor…read more& outdoor seating. I tried the shrimp mofongo with garlic sauce & it was SO good. Tasted just like it does in PR. It takes a little longer to come out because it has to be made. But if you want something quick, they have a buffet style option that you can pick & choose from that also was really good. They have events on the weekends here with music. They are doggy friendly if you sit in the patio area! So that's a big plus. No dogs allowed inside but you can sit with them in the outdoor area.

Small place but filled with great food and servers. You can order at the buffet setup or from the…read moremenu. Go early before they run out. We were too late to try the ox tails.

Not too much, not too small, just right. We tried dishes familiar to Mexican cuisine. The flan was…read morea great finish to our lunch. Good job!

The food was great and the service was quick! There were just a few tables but the dining area was…read morespacious.

You want some goood Roti, this is the place to go. Very authentic food. The owner is so sweet and…read morealways greeted with a smile. Goat Roti go to!

Good food from nice people. Prices are not too bad. My go-to when I want authentic Jamaican food…read more Never disappoints!

This is a Peruvian restaurant that I "discovered" going to the movies in the plaza close to it. The…read morelocation is perfect with an easy and big parking lot. The restaurant is spacious and the tables are not cramped so you can sit comfortably. The atmosphere is relaxed, casual and a with music in the background. Service is polite and very attentive, they come to your table often to know if you need something. And now the food... yes, it really taste like Peruvian food with the right ingredients. I liked their Lomo Saltado (even thought I think they can improve the quality of the meat), their Causa Acevichada is fantastic and the Anticuchos have a very good flavor. Adding to the regular Peruvian menu they have some dishes from what we call "Chifa" in Perú (Chinese restaurants), I think it's worth to try it. I've been like 8 times in this restaurant and I still didn't have the chance to try the Pollo a la Brasa (Roasted Chicken) because they are always out of it... in one side I'm disappointed and in the other I know their chickens are made fresh daily BUT they have to recalculate how many they need to prepare a day so they have enough until 8 PM. In general, a good Peruvian restaurant with a limited amount of traditional dishes . I'll be coming back when I am in the area. ** Supposedly they cook some traditional dishes for the lunch specials.

First time eating Peruvian food and must say the food was tasty. I ordered the ceviche mixto that…read morehad fish, shrimp and squid. I enjoyed it immensely. My husband got a beef dish with rice and a fried egg on top with French fries. He thoroughly enjoyed the dish. For dessert we got rice pudding. It was really good. We also tried the traditional Peruvian drink that is made with purple corn and cinnamon. It was delicious. If you are adventurous I highly recommend it. The service was quite attentive and our server was very friendly and helpful. There are about 15 tables to seat many and they aren't crammed together. If you like to try new cuisines like we do, this needs to be on your list.