The only thing better than the food here is the people! Absolutely the best Jamaican food around…read moremade by beautiful people. When I die I want to go here, it's heaven!

Hospitality was top tier! Found that you can taste the love cooked into the food!!! Pull up a…read morechair it feels like home

Very good food, delicious, generous amount of food and tasty…read more The service is so good and welcoming Nice vibes

Tight parking. Small lot. I had high expectations for the spot because it was so highly rated,…read morehowever, a lot of the items on yelp are no longer available especially items unique to florida. Inside is a tiki bar vibe, it is very small business and the waitress is super nice (and must deal with a lot). It was virtually empty when we went for dinner. Mussel and clam in white wine: okay the bread was not even grilled (I had expected some buttery smoked grill mark situation) and the clams had a lot of sand in them. There was a handful of dead mussels. And overall it was a bit salty and lacking in freshness. Mahi taco- inside was good but idk if orlando doesn't have a good bread place cuz the tortilla was soo bad. Like no moisture, fake tasting tortilla. Otherwise the fish and toppings are yummy and I can see why its recommended. Again not really the blackened grill flavor. The fries were real potato (russet) but also felt a overfried/fried too long at a low temperature because they were greasy and some were burnt.. The fried oysters were okay, on the smaller side. Overall, this place might be better for fried baskets and like fish and chips rather than fresh seafood experience. Also considering it is on the cape/island you do have to drive out a long way on a single road to get to it, so that might have also influenced my expectations. Again the service is good and nice if you do want to support a local business. Just for the price and repertoire, maybe I had higher expectations.

Service 5/5 Food 4/5…read moreAmbiance 4/5 Parking 3/5 I sat at the bar & was greeted promptly. Service was friendly & welcoming. Food was fresh & flavorful. Beautiful presentation. Overall good experience.

OMG! This restaurant is the place to go to if you want authentic Puerto Rican food! I took the food…read moreto go since we got there a bit before closing. We only ordered one dinner and dessert. We regretted not ordering more after tasting our food. Service was fast and super friendly. Prices excellent. The restaurant is small and homey. Definitely nothing fancy but it gets the job done. My daughter and I drove in from Orlando just to try it out and I would do that again in a heartbeat! That's how good it was. Go there! You won't regret it!

Had someone bring me a yummy shredded potato and grilled chicken dish! I have no idea what it's…read morecalled but I want more !

Goat, Ox Tail, Curried Chicken---- plenty for me to try next time I stop in when transiting Cocoa…read moreon US 1 Wayne is a personable fellow who takes pride in his ingredients and preparation- keep your eye out for the sign and pull in for a delightful surprise-

So I had the pleasure of trying this place last night and it was worth it. I was able to try the…read morecurry chicken and roti. It was hot and flavor. The chicken literally fell off the bone. I will be ordering again. The only reason I gave it a four due to the chicken roti not coming with any channa or pumpkin. It was weird to order a roti without those coming with it. I did come later in the evening so I appreciate still being served. The staff was friendly and the interior was not so big but still had seating.

Terrible Customer Service & Repeated Disrespect…read more Unfortunately, after multiple experiences here, I can no longer recommend or support this establishment. Being that Deltona does not have many Caribbean restaurants, my mother has continued trying to support this small business despite several issues with incorrect or incomplete orders over time. The biggest issue is not even always the food, it's the customer service from the man working the counter. Every single time we've had to address a missing item or incorrect order, he has been rude, dismissive, and disrespectful instead of trying to resolve the issue professionally. Today was the final straw. My mother waited over an hour for 3 orders, only to realize that part of the food she already paid for was missing. She then had to drive back to the restaurant to get the missing items. When I explained that it was unfair for her to wait an additional 25 minutes after already spending over an hour there, the employee immediately became defensive, cut us off while speaking, raised his voice, and was once again extremely disrespectful. At this point, this is no longer an isolated incident. This has become a consistent pattern every time there is an issue with an order. Customers should not be treated poorly simply for asking for the food they paid for or trying to correct a mistake. I truly wanted to support this business, but repeated bad experiences and unacceptable customer service have made that impossible. I will no longer be recommending this restaurant to anyone.

amazing experience!! miss Tia and miss Kim were sweet servers!!! super kind and super smiley and…read morewelcoming and authenthic! Try this place out!!

Not only is the Tiny Turtle delicious and a great value for the money, but my experience dining…read morethere and meeting the owner, Kelly, literally has brought my whole family and me to tears. I used to go to Cocoa Beach every year growing up. When my mom got sick with stage 4 cancer this past year and decided that she wanted to eventually have her ashes scattered there, we took one more trip together as a whole family while everyone was still around. My wife reached out to the hotel and a couple of businesses nearby with our story. Kelly invited my whole family in for a free meal, and showered us with love, warmth, and generosity of spirit unlike any other business---or frankly, stranger---than I ever encountered. We wanted to repay her for her kindness, so we picked out some cute hats from her shop, but when we went to pay her for them, she ended up giving us those too, and throwing in a deck of cards for my son. Lastly, after walking us over to her next door neighboring business, The Fat Donkey, to do the same (she had talked to them earlier), Kelly had such a moving, long conversation with my mom. I'm not sure what they talked about, but it was unbelievably clear that we all felt the same way about Kelly. Please please please go to the Tiny Turtle. Spend your money there. Give this business your love. Tell the waiters that you heard the food was good and the owner was even better. This is the kind of business that is not only bringing good food to people for a good price, but is bringing good to people, period. Thank you, Kelly, for all that you did for my mom and for my family. I know that it may not seem like much for strangers reading this review, but the generosity and kindness and beautiful caring words from a stranger when we are going through a hard year was much more impactful than what people know. I'm hoping that it will be a long time until we see you again, but we will most certainly be back to the Tiny Turtle.

Rock City BBQ Ribs, rice and peas and plantain lasagna…read more The ribs were tender and nice. The rice was cooked well. I've never heard of plantain lasagna and I was super excited to try it. This was a great blend of sweet and savory. The Service was excellent. Well done Chef!

The food was amazing. Loved that they were playing great music, nice atmosphere. The service was…read moreok. The sides are overpriced aside from that the food was INCREDIBLE!

OMG!! The food here is amazing! I had jerk chicken and the ox tail and I can't say enough about…read morehow great it was. And the people are welcoming...junior is a genius! If you love Jamaican food this is the spot for you.

This little hole in the wall located across from Palm Bay hospital on Malabar Road is a force to be…read morereckoned with! They are open 10 to 5 and Ms Rose is the master chef! Once I discovered them I was there back to back and I will definitely be going back when I am on that side of town. The food was well seasoned and tasted just like my parents back in the day! Everything was very clean and service was with a smile! I will definitely be back and I highly recommend that you support your mom and pop businesses! They get five stars all the way across from me!

Excellent food jerk, chicken perfect jerk sauce to die for I will recommend this location to…read moreeveryone.

Checked out Cajun Soul in Cocoa Village today and here are my thoughts…read more  We started with the ordered Southern Poutine (fries with cheese curds and pot roast). Comfort food. I ordered the Shrimp & Crawfish Étouffée as my entree. Liked the presentation and the portion size. A tiny bit spicy for my taste but I still enjoyed eating it.** ** Service was very welcoming and the best part is that is a local business. Always happy to support local eateries. Parking was a little tricky but I called and they said park behind the car oil business and sure enough there was public parking on the grass across the church.

Truly conflicted one how many stars to give for this review. Off rip I want to give 2 because of…read morestaff, but on the other end the food wasn't too bad and one of the waitresses was very kind and friendly. We decided to have dinner when they had soulfood Sunday. The original waitress we had was cool and friendly, but the 2nd was not friendly, never took a drink order, never told us what was still available. We orginally ordered yams, after 15/20 of waiting we were told there weren't any left and what would we like to replace it with, but luckily they discovered they had enough for at least one serving. The peel & eat shrimp is literally too salty to eat. Following this dinner we had full blown headaches and suspect it was from this salty dish that we could not finish. The catfish was cooked well, and seasoned well, yet also salty along with the collard greens. The mac was good and balanced, the bite with some catfish was perfect. I was happy they did bring out the yams because they were made perfectly, soft, not too sweet and complimented every part of the meal. The smothered porkchops, a bit too smothered for our liking in a salty gravy. Trying to eat the porkchop itself was a challenge not worth much because you may be getting fatty piece. My wife, being the kind person she is, decided to try dessert. She has been looking for real banana pudding, what they had left was red velvet cake. It was pretty good, not much to say on it honestly I was beyond done. That said, we will not be returning. I really wanted a po boy, but its not worth getting a headache over due to high sodium