Oxtails: TENDER/ FLAVORFUL Cabbage: Pretty Good…read moreRice & peas: Mid AF Patties: PHENOMENAL.. straight velvety flaky edible CRACK Inside: VERY CLEAN Staff: Professional Ambiance: Appropriate Would I return/ recommend: ABSOLUTELY!

So happy a location filly came to queens. Jerk chicken on point my favorite is the Rasta pasta with…read moresweet chili shrimp. Taste is always on point. The wait may be a lil long but usually worth it.

The food is phenomenal! The oxtails is so tender and seasoned! The jerk chicken that is accompanied…read moreby sweet and jerk sauces is so mouthwatering. The rice is moist and flavorful. The festival is made to perfection. 10/10

1 out of 5 stars This Ain't It - Peppas Jerk Chicken is a…read moreDisgrace to Real Jamaican Food As a Jamaican woman born and raised, I'm offended. I ordered a jerk chicken with rice and peas dinner from Peppas and what I got was highway robbery on a plate. They charged me $19 for what was literally the back end of a chicken--no meat, just bone and disappointment. That's not jerk chicken, that's chicken back, and serving that to paying customers? That's disrespectful on so many levels. The rice and peas? Tasteless. No flavor, no richness, no seasoning--just dry rice with a hint of embarrassment. You'd think for nearly twenty dollars, you'd at least get some gravy or a piece of actual chicken breast or thigh. But no, they really hit me with scraps and called it a meal. And let's not forget the mango pineapple juice--sweet enough to give you diabetes on the spot. It's basically syrup in a bottle. I was hoping for a taste of home, but this was the most disappointing takeout dinner I've ever ordered. If you know what real Jamaican food is supposed to taste like, skip this place and save your money--and your blood sugar.

I was looking for an authentic Jamaican restaurant bc I wanted some ackee and saltfish made with…read morelove not just thrown together...when I say tastebuds was jumping! They not only added onions but the whole nine yards I'm talking sweet peppers both red and green and tomato's! I had it with boiled provisions anddddd wanted to try their fried dumpling so I got one of those too. I also ordered a Spinach Patty, it was divine! Seasoned to perfection and the crustttt- was crusting! I failed to take a picture bc I was so excited Anddd hungry! But trust me this is a good spot. I'll order again and take pics for the same items soon.

Delicious food I recommend the jerk chicken and oxtail. The stewed chicken was wonderful. There is…read moreplenty of parking around the corner. Very clean place. Great service happy and friendly And a photo of my hero Bob Marley on the wall

After going to Jamaica Breeze quite a few times, the baseline reality here remains rock solid: they…read moredo not disappoint. When you walk in for the lunch or dinner rush, the sheer volume of options hits you immediately. The protein lineup alone is a masterclass in variety, covering every angle from deeply smoky jerk chicken, BBQ, and rich brown stew to curry goat, tender pork, and pristine fish like porgie and red snapper. It's supported by an endless array of staples--perfectly executed rice and peas, clean white rice, green bananas, and sweet, caramelized plantains. There is quite literally too much to list, but the execution remains remarkably high across the board. The staff keeps the line moving with a pleasant, welcoming energy, and while the legendary Jamaican breakfast menu remains uncharted territory for me, the dinner rotation alone makes this place an automatic favorite. Food (4/5): A massive victory for variety and flavor. To pull off this many traditional Caribbean proteins--from oxtail and curry to perfectly fried fish--and keep them all consistently tender and deeply seasoned at a buffet scale is a serious achievement. Decor (3.25/5): Unpretentious, functional, and clean. It's a space built for high-volume neighborhood traffic where the visual focus is kept exactly where it belongs: on the food. Customer Service: The staff is consistently warm, patient, and efficient, maintaining a welcoming neighborhood vibe even when the counter gets absolutely slammed. Price: Around $15 per person. For a heavy, high-quality, fill-your-plate to the brim ..... Caribbean feast in this day and age, the value here is completely unmatched.

Excellent menu, many varieties of foods that are delicious ,lunch specials are delicious and quite…read morereasonable in price

Return or not return?…read more Return. Friendly Jamaican couple serving up classic Jamaican dishes. Got a generous portion of oxtail and had both the beef and chicken patties. Beef like many others though surprised by the more curry biased filling in the chicken which I liked. Oxtail good though could have used a little more seasoning but will order again.

A gem for the authentic Caribbean food. Recommend by the Fairfield Inn staff so I went and tried…read more It's located across the street not far from the hotel. I went and checked it out and looked at their menu. I was debating between the oxtail and goat curry but decided to order the oxtail a large size. Boy it is large enough to feed 2 people. So the plate came with large scoop or the stewed oxtail , rice and beans and stewed vegetables. The oxtail was so tender falling off the bone. It was stewed , simmered for hours with Caribbean spices and so good. The dish usually comes with plantain bananas unfortunately they ran out. Regardless I have enjoyed this hidden gem offering.

Nice establishment very clean wide variety of food to choose from,they also cater…read more SOUP: Chicken. Cow foot. Seafood. Fish. RICE: White rice and rice and peas. SEAFOOD Combs: Shrimp and Crab legs Cajun shrimp, mussels & crawfish. FISH: Salmon. Brown stew Fish. Escovitch Fish. CHICKEN: Whole and half chicken. Festival, corn on the cob, steam broccoli, mash potatoes. Etc

The food was absolutely spectacular! So tasty and presentation on point. We were served by Chef…read moreSignature himself! The place is small but very clean & trendy!

Amazing! This has to be my favorite restaurant to go to many options, customer service is even…read morebetter! So much flavors as well! Amazing stuff

Pretty solid place, down from the affordable food to the precise service…read more Stepping in, the place seems more on the narrow side. There is a seating area but since it's so close to the waiting area, I would not be comfortable eating in just in case the place got busy so I opted to take my food to go. The guy behind the counter served my food up pretty well and it was affordable. A solid medium plate will run you $13, $15 if it's an Oxtail order. I ordered Jerk Chicken along with Rice & Beans and a bit of cabbage on the side with complimentary jerk sauce for the chicken and if I knew the kick that sauce was gonna have, I woulda told the guy to put a light amount on it. Don't get me wrong, it was absolutely delicious but WOW IT WAS SPICY! It was absolutely overwhelming but I toughed it out because the food other than the wild spicy sauce was so divine. I enjoyed my lunch, even though it almost put a beating on my taste buds. It's solid, I recommend it, especially those who have a taste for some spice to their food.

The lady behind the counter was very pleasant, explaining what they had, and what they only had on…read morecertain days & why. Nice selection of food & drinks, in a quaint waiting area. The jerk chicken, white meat, was moist, with a delicious smoky grilled jerk taste. The veggies were fresh, the rice & peas were okay, far from the best that I've had. They lost a point because the medium jerk chicken, white meat, was $16, which is $2 more than a large jerk chicken, white meat, at my favorite Jamaican restaurant (in the neighborhood, but were out of jerk chicken).

$24 medium oxtail plate with 4 small piece of meat plus $5 for…read moreMac and cheese is the only thing that taste good and worth the money I will tell everyone not to go there And the lady had a bad attitude Not welcoming