Unique, relaxed plus some very tasty soul food. Worth a visit. I attended a networking event here…read morewhich had samples of many of the foods on offer. Its a simple offering in what may be deemed a quieter part of the bay.

It was awful in there I don't know where all the good reviews have come from. The service was slow,…read moreit smelt like they had a drainage problem, the waitress had an attitude problem and the food was bland. The steak was 2 slices of beef, the goat had lots of bones in it and the coco chicken was like it was out of a tin!! Plus they didnt bring my coleslaw because they "run out". Will not be going back!

We had a great experience at Turtle Bay! On a late afternoon, we were able to walk in and have a…read moreseat immediately. Service was friendly and efficient. We had jerk chicken, rice and peas, ribs, and seasoned fries. Our items were delicious! The restaurant also serves all day happy hour drinks, which is a nice touch!

Amazing customer service, shout out to Lauren! Best waitress about x…read moreCan't wait till next time

Carribbean restaurant in the heart of Bristol. I won't compare this to the island, but it's a good…read moreeffort for the UK. If you are discerning with carribbean cuisine, don't go. If you have grown tired of fish, chips, burgers and local UK grub, give this location a try. We got the pork belly, jerk chicken (white), steak and fried chix. The meals average £20/plate. Alcoholic drinks avg £6-£7.

Today I had lunch at the fabulous Caribbean Croft located on Gloucester Road. It was the first time…read moreI'd been there and it won't be the last. The food there is phenomenal! The restaurant itself is vibrant and exciting with a friendly and lively buzz about the place. For starters we had salt-fish fish cakes and jerk chicken wings. Those fish cakes where the best fish cakes I have ever eaten. Delicately flavoured, cooked to perfection and tasted wonderful. Even though they where made from salt fish they where not overly salty. The flavours where well balanced and complimented each other beautifully. The jerk chicken came in a very moorish and very tasty jerk gravy. Now I know traditionally jerk chicken is not supposed to come in a gravy or a sauce, but this was exceptional. Every now and then a restaurant has to push the boundaries of what is the norm in its cuisine and I like that. This was definitely one of those occasions and it paid off big time. It did as expected have a kick to it but with the accompanying yoghurt and mint dip to cool things down that did take the edge off. For mains I had the curried goat and white rice. We also had the slow cooked jerk pork belly with rice and peas. To accompany the mains we had two portions of the sweet fried dumplings. The goat curry tasted wonderful. Again very well flavoured and not too overpowering. Sometimes you can get a curried goat that knocks your head off and you find yourself guzzling down glasses of mile and fresh orange juice for the next fortnight, but this was spot on. Not a single scrap was left. The pork belly was beautifully cooked and fell away at the touch of a knife. All in all this was a fantastic lunch. Not too pricey either and it is well worth making a special journey for. I'll definitely be returning and I'd gladly recommend this place to anyone who wants fantastic Caribbean home cooking.

Redbones is a smart and friendly carribean restaurant tucked away in the upper section of Haymarket…read morewalk, which is located between Broadmead and the BRI hospital. I went there for lunch today and was made very welcome, I ordered a chicken stew and a guava soda, and my colleague had a jerked pork dish. The portion sizes were generous, the food was beautifully presented and it was absolutely delicious. The food is made fresh from scratch on site and cooked while you wait, but that said we were not kept waiting long and a visit to this restaurant can easily fit within a lunch hour. I thought Redbones was very good value for money, a typical dish is currently around £5.99 with soft drinks £1.99 each. There were a range of starters and desserts on offer too. I would like to visit again on an evening and would recommend this restaurant, I thought it was better value than other Caribbean restaurants I have tried in the area. I asked about whether alcoholic drinks were available and I was advised you can bring your own, there is a Tesco very nearby and for a small corkage charge Redbones will supply glasses. This would make it excellent value to visit for an evening out.

Just would like to say that whilst wating for a bus Bugsy a local resident suggested I should try…read moreout Redbones. What a treat, authentic Carribean food, well presented and affordable. Well worth a visit.

West Indian life has a reputation for being laidback but Taste Of The Caribbean's gobsmackingly…read morelackadaisical standards are slack even by geographic stereotypes. Availability of items on their menu is the first problem. A trip to the restaurant itself was hampered by almost all their sides - some of the best parts of Caribbean cuisine - being out of stock. And their takeaway didn't fare a whole lot better on that front, several sides once again not all available. Things got much worse here, sadly, delivery taking almost two hours from ordering. Which would be almost excusable if the food that turned up wasn't almost entirely lukewarm - the rice and peas the worst culprit, practically stone cold - while the jerk chicken was lacking hotness in both senses, hardly a tang emanating from beneath leathery charred skin. Although they did grudgingly give an small partial refund when asked, there was little or no apology, which all adds up to pretty much the worst takeaway service in Cardiff. That's some going and even more disappointing having really wanted to like this place.

One of my favorite happy hours! The happiest of hours from 11 am to 7 pm 2-for-1 drinks! At both…read morelocations!! I usually come to the one near the atrium hotel since the parking is easier and it's usually less crowded. The one on front street in Philipsburg is usually way busier especially when the cruise ships are in. The service is good. The food is good. On their burger they put this seasoned onion that is grilled and it really makes the burger pop. Their French onion soup is also delicious. Their drinks are good and strong and if you dine in you get a nice large glass times two. Bathroom is decently clean for an outdoor place. It's also nice to see the pool for the atrium guests, it keeps the air cool and is good for people watching. The front street location has a great view of the ocean and has validated parking pretty close by. The menu is the same and the servers are great.

we booked a table had a groupon deal to use so we were a party of 4 we arrived at 8.40pm table…read morebooked for 8.45pm two young people man women came towards us as we walked in saying we are closed i replied we have a table booked no apologies no checking reservations just we are CLOSED GOING TO A PRIVATE PARTY i replied we have booked and come here especially no reply except the girl its not my fault i said well your here and its someones fault totally disgusting they dont deserve the business and felt especially mad as i had paid out 40.00 to groupon for what seemed like a good deal .dont know what they are running here!!!! i phoned to book table she didnt take my name i phoned back and said dont u need a name total rubbish dont bother luckily IRE SHACK fitted us in so we could dine

The food is delicious the only problem is the parking and the new clean air zone, chef is awesomeread more

I was visiting Bristol from the United States. I had a strong yearning for authentic and delicious…read moreJamaican food. I scored BIG time in finding Rice & Things via Yelp. This restaurant offers a variety of delicious offerings, including Oxtail, Curry Goat, and Brown Stew Chicken. It is worth noting that Jerk Chicken is only available on the weekends. Definitely worth patronizing especially if you are looking for takeaway options. Also, I am of Jamaican heritage -- this food is absolutely authentic!!