I visited Island Vybz earlier today for lunch and had the Curry Goat. It was delicious! The goat…read morewas meaty, super tender, juicy and covered in a spicy flavorful curry sauce. The side of rice was soft and savory with tender black beans, the cabbage was nicely crisp and the plantains were soft and sweet. This was a flavorful and filling meal.

If you visit the islands and enjoy eating where the locals do, this is the restaurant you want to…read moretry. Jamaican food is very flavorful and Island Vybz is like eating at a local Jamaican restaurant. I went with the fried chicken, while hubs chose the jerk chicken, the dishes were served with plantains, cabbage, and peas and rice. Great food and portions were huge, we took half our meal home. The menu offers traditional favorite dishes like curry, oxtails and jerk chicken. The rice and pigeon peas made me think I was back in the islands. The service is good with a clean and pleasant environment and prices are reasonable. This restaurant serves tasty and filling Jamaican food and we look forward to returning for another visit. A word of advice, come hungry.

This is a good food truck business. They have been predominantly positioned in Port Charlotte and…read morein Punta Gorda. They sell Caribean food such as jerk pork, chicken, mixed bowls, caribean ribs and other staples of the Caribean. They take phone orders or text orders. They have a Facebook page which I suggest you join to keep track of their locations. I have the Caribean ribs and the Caribean bowl. Loved them both.

Mumsy's Caribbean Grill is on point and they do excellent customer service. The food is fresh and…read moredelectable. Selections are amazing. Worth trip and you can order ahead for pickup. Perfect place to pick up dinner. RPortee

This place is a treasure! The best Caribbean food in Naples. Nothing fancy in the decor but fast,…read morefriendly, service and great food. What more could you ask for. Highly recommended!

There is at the very least 8,000,000 scoville units running through my veins. It feels like tiger…read moreblood. At some point the cold meat sweat that formed on my brow disappeared as visions of Grateful Dead bears danced in the vapor created by it. It hung for only a second mid air and then returned to its maker. There are lights flashing somewhere and jazz music. My fingers are numb man(!) and there are visions of Johnny Depp, teeth clenched, mounted cigarette, and bucket hat clad. He is snapping and shuffling in the distance with a fat Benicio Del Toro... there beautiful, and I giggle. "You got it man!" He yells through his teeth." "I have had pikliz" I scream into the darkness... Children are staring at me, as a I raise my spicy fingertips to the sky and cry again "Pikliz!" Benicio glances for a moment, stops dancing, and winks at me. I wink back. He winks both eyes back. One at a time. I wink both back in like manner. He knows! I know he knows. He knows I know. We both know together. PIKLIZ!!!!

Let me start by saying the service is TRASH…read more The only time you'll get any customer service is when the wife decides to be in a good mood and that's usually only around midday. Coming here for breakfast will leave you and your children's stomachs in hell. They do not answer the phone or communicate properly. Even though online it says they're "OPEN" at 9 a.m., in reality they open whenever the grandma in the back decides to take her time and finish what she's doing. My friend, her daughter, and I stood outside repeatedly knocking on the door, watching them look at us without having the decency to come and tell us they needed a few more minutes since they weren't opening on time. We couldn't even get that basic communication. It's sad to see so many Haitian businesses come to Lehigh just to FAIL over the basics. NEVER AGAIN. You're better off going home to make your own breakfast or going to Mickey D's. I'm highly disappointed.

Food was amazing. I love the greyole an planteen was amazing. Haitian cuisine is one of my…read morefavorites. I def6look forward to the next dish an tying there fish

Le Lambi is my #1 destination for authentic Haitian Cuisine!…read more Friendly staff, and a quiet atmosphere make it a place that feels like being at home for me.

I ate there once. I am not a fan of Haitian food I found out. The server was kind and sweet. The…read moreplaced seemed dirty to me. The bathroom had paper towel and no toilet paper. The silver ware still had food on them. I am not a fan of fried food as we had the chicken and turkey. I did not eat much and left hungry. I went with friends who one is from Haiti.

I know it's probably not fair to leave a Yelp review after trying just one item on the menu, but if…read moremy experience with the doubles at Dru's is any indication of the quality of their food, this place deserves 10 stars. I was actually on my way to another restaurant after driving from Ave Maria (which is about an hour away) but when I spotted Dru's, I had to stop. I'd been on the hunt for authentic doubles for a while, and they're not easy to find in Southwest Florida unless you know someone making them at home. From the moment I walked in, I had a great experience. The restaurant wasn't crowded, but was greeted friendly. When I ordered, they let me know it would take a few minutes because they fry the bara fresh to order. That alone was worth the wait. The doubles were outstanding. The bara was light, fresh, and perfectly cooked. The chickpeas were well seasoned , and the pepper sauce was on point. My original plan was to take them home, but that didn't happen. I couldn't wait...I dug in as soon as I got back to my car, and they didn't even make it to the gas station before they were gone. I already can't wait to come back and work my way through the rest of the menu.

In a strip mall, situated few doors by Uncle Rico's Pizzeria, there is a Dru's West Indian Roti…read moreShop. A quick look tells you this is more a take-out with 3 inside tables. Roti originated from Indian continent but also popular in West Indian like Guyana. This Roti Shop was in our minds for years. Finally, we walked in to try the West Indian Roti. My wife asks me, "You know the difference between Roti and Naan?". According to her, Roti is an unleavened flatbread with whole wheat flour sometime with oil or butter that cooked in a griddle or skillet whereas Naan is a leavened flatbread make with refined flour some time with milk and yogurt in a tandoor or clay oven." She went on and told me that Naan is thicker and softer. Roti is generally eaten with curries and dals. There are two rotis available here, paratha, a buttery flatbread or Dhal Puri, a flatbread filled with split peas and lentils. The menu is simple, you can use roti to wrap your choice of curried chicken, shrimp or goat, or use the roti to dip into your favorite curried items or curried items over rice with roti! We ordered a shrimp roti meal with Dhal Puri and a double plain roti wrap. The double plain roti is sweet and savory. The curried shrimp with peas, potatoes are well prepared and simmered with aroma. It hits the spot. We shared a pineapple soda. The ambiance here is simple. A small TV with a few pictures on the wall and the several Guyana flags. The tables are not shiny, but they are clean. It is homely and the food is good! Amazing discovery in Fort Myers! If you want to try West Indian Roti, this place is for you.

Always friendly great service and food. The market is nice to pick up groceries and baked goods.read more

Awesome and friendly. They had exactly what I was looking for. The quality of food is amazing.read more

During our visit to Marco Island, friends highly recommended HavAnnA Café, so we stopped in for…read morelunch--and it instantly became a place we know we'll return to. The restaurant feels like a colorful, garden‑style hideaway, full of charm, warmth, and the delight of discovering a true local gem. And of course, the two resident chickens, Popcorn and Carmel, add their own quirky personality to the experience. Our server, Mimi, was excellent--friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The café is tucked away along the back roads of Chokoloskee, surrounded by the kind of old‑Florida scenery that's becoming rare. The food was outstanding. We started with tostones (fried plantains with garlic), then enjoyed the pork sandwich with chips and the pork plate with rice, beans, and two perfectly cooked sweet plantains. Every bite was rich with authentic Cuban flavor. We finished with the flan, which was so good we could have easily ordered a second. With its lovely outdoor seating, light radio music floating through the air, and a staff that treats you like family, HavAnnA Café delivers an experience that feels both heartfelt and memorable. The only thing missing was a hammock--I could have taken a nap and geared up for an early dinner. The seafood stew looked especially tempting for next time. A wonderful stop in a part of Florida that still holds its original soul. And by the way, don't leave without grabbing a bottle of their hot sauce--sweet, flavorful, and just the right amount of kick!!!

Wow! This may be one of my favorite breakfast experiences. We could have sat here forever…read more Friendly people and relaxed. They really set the tone for the visit. Food is delicious! Loved it here!

OMG!!! The absolute best Cuban Steak Sandwich in Naples!!! Feels like I'm back home in Miami!!!…read moreManny had the Cuban Sandwich which he agrees was the best he's had in Naples, too. Sooo good we could only eat half each. Dinner tonight!

Went to Rumba Cuban Cafe and it's hands down the best Cuban food I've had in Naples. No question…read more It's not my Cuban kitchen, but it's the closest thing I've found out here. The food is flavorful, well seasoned, and done right. Nothing overpowered, nothing sloppy, just solid, authentic cooking that actually hits. You can tell this place is built on real recipes and consistency, not shortcuts. The vibe is simple, casual, and exactly what it should be. No fluff, just good food and people who know what they're doing. If you're in Naples and craving Cuban, this is the spot.