Tasty food. Jerk chicken is highly recommend…read more Good for dine in or take out. Highly recommend.

We got takeout -- brown chicken was interesting & good. Curry goat w/ rice & plantains was…read moredelicious. Curry chicken was served w/ white rice & tasted decent.

It's so good that I'm speechless! My partner and I had 4 types of doubles: traditional, curry…read morechicken, stew chicken, and goat. I also tried Chef Rodney's homemade pepper sauce. While my partner had the coconut drops made by the chef's mother. When I say you should be running here I mean it run! The hospitality, the atmosphere, THE FOOD, and the culture you find here is everything you want in a local community restaurant. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Dany!!! Such a welcoming spirit! If you want to get to know the local spots that's who you need to talk to.

Friendliest service and wonderfully fresh bus up shut are standouts at Pepper's Island. This Ybor…read moreCity Trini restaurant is packed with flavor and energizing Calypso music. They were out of doubles, and one type of roti, but the bus up was fresh out the oven, and paired beautifully with the spicy curry goat, chana and potatoes. Their drink selection is a treat as well, and we enjoyed an ice cold Red Stripe as well as a Champagne Cola while we waited. The owner was so hospitable, checking on us multiple times, and the server made us feel at home as well. Worth a stop on your next visit to Ybor City.

One person answering the phones, taking and making the orders. I repeated my order 3 times. 35…read moreminutes later I realized I was missing legume from my order. I went back and he said he doesn't do mix and match and he never charged me for legume even though that's what I asked for. $24 for white rice, sauce turkey and not 1 bannan. After the tip, almost $30 to not get what I asked for is crazy work.

First time experiencing this restaurant and last time…read more Food: too salty and too greasy, the legume with bean sauce was a disappointment. Ever salivated for something you haven't had in a long time only to get mad because the smell & aesthetics did not match the taste all. It looked good and smelled delicious but was awful in taste/flavor. The flavor was not quite "it". Disliked the beans in the legume. The bean sauce lacked luster and had a colorful assortment of undercooked beans. The pain white rice, salad and fried plantains were the only enjoyable items! $21 for legume is overpriced Service: very welcoming, friendly Ambiance: casual, family friendly, easy parking. Seating is tight, not good for large groups.

The Jollof rice was highly delectable and the beef, and fish, were cooked very well. Overall, the…read moremeal was delicious!

First time trying Nigerian food. Ordered by phone, food took 45 minutes. We went off the menu on…read moreYelp because they didn't have a website, but when we got there the prices were WAY higher... so for 3 items we paid about $90... We got the asun, jollof rice, swallow. The meats on these dishes were just all bone.... Portion size was tiny given the price. Swallow is basically non flavored mashed potatoes that's like in a ball. Also when we got there, the doors are all locked and we had to ring the bell multiple times. The take out area is tiny and we did not really feel welcome... we drove 30+ minutes for this. This will probably be our first and last time here.

I don't know if they are still in business but their oxtail was magnificent. The restaurant is very…read morehumble. The type of place where you know the food will be good because all of the money wasn't spent on flower walls. The staff gets to know you pretty quickly and greet you with familiarity after a while which is nice. Makes you feel like you belong

Goat was good really nailed the curry. The cabbage is combined with mixed vegetables it's not great…read morebut it's not terrible. Rice and peas are good.

I looooove Kreyol Delight. I was introduced to the place by a Haitian friend so I knew I was…read moregetting an authentic experience. After my initial experience here, I made it my business to try the other local Haitian restaurants and none are comparable. My favorite menu item is the groot, sos pwa and the pikliz. The pikliz is TO DIE FOR. I wish they would large batch it and sell it. I would literally eat it on anything. The place has tables to dine in, if you want, but I wouldn't describe it as a welcoming environment for a dine in experience. And this has nothing to do with service, there is no table service, it's just kind of plain and not much color or excitement that would entice you to linger inside. You come here for the food, not the "vibes"

The food is delicious and the people are nice. They even have a few vegan options. The beverages…read moreare delightful also.

We popped in here for a quick lunch and I really enjoyed it. I had chicken soup and my boyfriend…read morehad the roast pork with beans & rice. It's cafeteria style so you get your food right away. It's decorated stylishly and have music, which surprised me since he outside doesn't look like much. Service is quick and friendly. Want to try coffee next time.

After hearing all the rave about this place from my two friends who live and work in the area I…read morefinally stop by and it's awful to say the least. As I walk I'm there are two ladies behind the counter arguing with each other ( which never stopped the entire time I was there) I scan the counter and there's no food!!! NO FOOD it's 6:45 and all i saw was grits, potatoes and a woman brought out poached eggs. So I'm immediately disappointed. To make a short story long, I ordered grits and potatoes and she threw in a sausage patty (which ended up being the worst sausage I've ever eaten i literally spit it out.) This woman tried to charge me $9.66 are you crazy!?? I couldn't believe it No bacon No scrambled eggs No toast And you think this is a $10? Naw champ This is my first and my last time coming here. I asked about eggs and I was told 10mins. Come on this is a breakfast joint that opened at 6:30 you know folks are heading to work and can't stay and sit for someone to whip up some eggs. I'm sorry I have zero tolerance for this and I'm upset at my two friends who sent me here to ruin my Friday

My daughter always wanted to try a seafood boil so we came here after the last day of our cruise…read more We had a lot of time to kill before our flight so we took the trolley from the aquarium stop. We were the first customers and the inside is small but clean and cozy. Staff was friendly. We ordered the snow crab feast and a calamari appetizer. The calamari was ok it wasn't seasoned. The snow crab feast came with coleslaw, corn, potatoes, and 4 pieces of crab leg sections. It was good but not great, the pieces didn't come out of the shell very easily and the pieces we did get out were pretty small, but we enjoyed the flavor and the experience very much.

Let me start - the food was mostly good. You can see the portion size for the platter is really…read moregood. The fried fish was excellent and the shrimp based slaw was innovative and interesting. We weren't too crazy because the fried are coated and the hush puppies were way over cooked with a weird batter/dough that reminded mea lot of an undercooked corn bread. Yes, the dark brown spheres on the bottom of the plate were hushpuppies. Service was excellent with the waiter checking in on us and refilling drinks. That might have been easier because we were late in coming in for lunch, so it wasn't really crowded. I imagine that during a busy dinner service, it's probably pretty loud, but here it was just a nice quite cafe feel. The big takeaway - the seafood was excellent. It was fresh, hot, well cooked. But the sides seem to fall down, nothing except the slaw was something I want again. So come for the seafood, but lower your expectations for the slaw.