Definitely not open 24 hrs- forwarding my call was a wonderful way to receive multiple 1 star…read morereviews.

Best jerk in Staten Island. Lemme tell you the minute you take a bite -- the kick that you get in…read moreyour mouth ... would've thought there was a midget with thimbs on in there.

Ordered the Rasta Pasta with Oxtail and almost cried tears of joy from how good it was. This is for…read moresure my new go-to spot! My order was ready when it said it was going to be. Service was great and fast. Staff were friendly and when I walked in, it smelled amazing.

Service: We were in the area looking for some good food and…read morecame across Jerkies. We came about two hours before closing on a Saturday, and they were already out of quite a few items, which was understandable given the timing. We ordered the wings, oxtail meal and oxtail pasta, and the food took about 20 minutes to come out. Everything was served hot and well plated. Taste: The food was bussing! Both dishes were delicious, well seasoned, and had a good amount of spice without being overwhelming. The oxtail was flavorful and tender, and the serving sizes definitely surpassed our expectations. We were full and very satisfied. Ambiance: It's a casual spot with a relaxed feel, perfect for grabbing a takeaway meal, I wouldn't plan to eat here though! Overall Review: Jerkies was a great find! Even though they were out of some menu items, what we ordered did not disappoint. The portions were generous, the food was flavorful, and everything came out hot and fresh. Definitely coming back to try some of the other options earlier in the day

The food was sooo good! All cocktails delicious! I had the…read moreKreyol punch! Highly recommend. First time trying Haitian food? Try their black rice with your meal. I tried the Tour of Haiti platter, the fried Griot in sauce and Lambi - 10/10 recommen! Will be going back!

Made the venture to Jersey for a concert and knew I'd stop off for food. What better than Haitian…read moreFood on a Sunday! It was easy to find parking nearby on the street, we walked in and were immediately sat down. Service was great throughout the meal. The server did speak primarily to us in Creole. I can see how that may not work for someone who is not Haitian. Maybe having someone who did speak a mix. However, he was very nice and the food came out fast and was delish. Shared a griot fritay to start and it was definitely tasty and portion was good. For entree I had the legume with Beef with black rice. Tasty, spicy, and very authentic tasting. I can say they stay true to the flavors and don't water them down. The drink was ehh. I did not taste much liquor in the creole punch. Not worth it in my opinion. In terms of ambiance, I wish better music was playing. The set up was cool. Nothing amazing. If I was in the area again, I would come back.

Food amazing. Rasta Pasta, jerk chicken quesadilla and egg rolls w Mac, collards and yams. Passion…read morefruit mocktail mojito best I ever had. Will definitely be back

The food is sooo good! The mac and cheese, yams, greens, wings, and shrimp were my favs!…read more I just wish the fish wasn't so small but it was lightly battered (how I like it), seasoned, and fried to perfection. The rum punch was GOODT! The live dj was great. The service could use some improvement.

Another small, hole in the wall place that you can easily miss if you blink, but don't blink, make…read moresure you get in there and at the very least grab a patty or two for lunch, beef, chicken, oxtail, pulled pork, just to start. That was enough to hook me the smells when you walk in could hold you there all day. Next up will be a nice platter so I can properly taste everything. Get there!!!!!

Overall the food was delicious. Ordered the oxtails and the curry goat to go. Both dishes were…read moredelicious and served hot, even made it all the way home to enjoy. My only complaint was the plantains, they were overdone. Despite this I would still come back.

Incredibly affordable, given the gargantuan portions, Two Brothers is a no-frills home-cooked steam…read moretable Haitian restaurant, located next door to a (presumably) shared-ownership Haitian bakery. Come around 12:30pm to see all the daily specials as they become available. You'll expect to find deliciously flavored, well-spiced Haitian food. Options such as lamdi, curry and jerk chicken/goat options, whole fried fish and pork, chicken stew, and soups and specials on the weekend. There's a menu for reference for prices and with a la carte options as well.

I yelped this spot the other day and it was true the workers were very inviting and also took the…read moretime to explain the different dishes to me . I end up getting the legume with white rice and a creole chicken with white rice as well . I was only bummed when I asked for pickliz and she said they didn't have anymore but it was only 4pm . Any who the food was good and I may stop back in to give them another go . TRY It

The food is good and fresh. The only thing I don't like is that you have to call in advance for…read moreseafood dishes. At least 30 mins to an hour which isn't bad but when you want something right away, the wait seems like a lot. Other than that, flavorful dishes, pleasant staff. No complaints!

I love jamaican food so it's nice that I don't have to travel all the way back to Brooklyn just to…read moreget some. The platters are pretty hefty and I always end up having leftovers. The oxtail is tender, the curry chicken is flavorful, and the mac and cheese is pretty good too. There's only street parking, but I don't mind it because i'm typically in and out unless there's a line. If you're looking to get a beef patty or another specific food, I recommend to call ahead of time and check if they've run out or not. It's more of a take out place so it's small inside, but that's ok because I'd rather enjoy the food at home anyway.

If wanna try good Haitian food you gotta come here, it's only right. It don't got that regular…read morerestaurant taste, it really got that ya momma cooked it

I had the pleasure of visiting this restaurant with my bestie. When I tell you the food was REAL…read moreHaitian authentic food...it was ridiculous! Coming from New York, we have a vast amount of restaurants to visit, but after moving to NJ it's hard to find the real deal. THIS was the real deal. I ordered the black rice with turkey. I asked for some gravy and they were able to add it. The server was funny and was able to help me make up my mind. I was NOT disappointed. We even ordered for for my son at home. He loved it! I will definitely come back for some more.

Finally made my way to Tap Tap. It's a beautiful restaurant. I felt right at home as soon as I…read morewalked in. The menu seemed limited and they didn't have the passion fruit juice or offered any other natural juices so I opted for a water. I also ordered the Lalo which wasn't in the list of menu items I was given. If you're coming here for the first time I would just verbally ask for the items you're looking for because most items weren't written out. The Lalo was delicious and tasted authentic. ~$23. The presentation was also beauBe mindful the food does take a while to come out so don't come here in a hurry. Overall I'd be back. I'm impressed with quality and ambiance of the restaurant.

Their very polite and they phone customer service is 5 stars across the board... Their staff is…read moreReal family oriented by the view of the plating you wil bel very please as well..We was please by Their business etiquette as many other places has beena disappointment but they haven't one bit..

Clean restaurant. Not big but can sit a few people. Parking is around the back. Staff met and…read moregreeted me right away. Had carribean music playing in the middle of the day. Will be trying the food to update this post.