Arguably the best Haitian restaurant in all of the Tampa Bay Area! I've ordered multiple times from…read morehere and the food has never disappointed. I squally get the fried turkey meal (comes with rice and peas and pikliz) or griot, so you can't really go wrong with either option. Based off of that I'm sure their legume is delicious as well If you're ever in the area on Jan 1st make sure to pick up some soup joumou!

I have been eyeing this location for a while. I am jamaican so I was curious. It was empty inside,…read moremaybe it was the day and time that I visited. I was in a rush so I just wanted to pop in out of curiosity. I got a kola champagne (D&G) brand as well as a beef patty. I cant remember the price, but it was reasonable. I'd love to go back and try the meals. I haven't had black rice in a while so maybe ill pop back in this weekend .

One encounter and the customer service won me over before I even tasted anything. I was led to this…read moreplace as a recommendation. However, I did not check it out at first because of the distance. I needed some pates for an event at my son's school. I called first to see if they could fill my request and he said he could. I came in and was greeted immediately. I was given a sample of marinade with some pikliz. First time trying this, and I told him it reminded me of a food I had several times in Guyana. Of course, this just had that Haitian flavor that made it great. I placed my order for pick up for Thursday evening, although the event was Friday mid-morning into the afternoon. He suggested pick up that morning that way, it's fresh out of the oven! I was only ordering some pate pwason ak poul. In my head, I didn't want to make that drive in the morning and also was thinking he would not be open. I agreed, and he said just give me a call or a text and I got you. The day before, I decided to make communications so that I knew my order was ready. Unfortunately, my 2 text and phone call with a voice message went unanswered. I then called the store and this young man reassured me my order would be filled even though he too didn't see it. He was like, if Ja said he got you, he got you. He said he would try to call but it was his birthday. Well, I didn't hear anything until this morning and I immediately smiled. He first text and then later called. I confirmed I'd be there around 945am. I got there and he prepared them and gave me one to eat and I was amazed even more the freshness and goodness. I'm like imagine what the food will actually taste like when I return. We chatted a little bit and I realized this man values his business but more so his customers! This means a lot to me as a customer who appreciates great service. I read some of his reviews, and it appears he has a niche for customer service and making you feel at home. Ayiti cherie and merci!

From the owner: We offer flavorful haitian and Jamaican dishes in one stop shop. Mouth watering dishes.read more

I am still in amazement as to how good the food was! I had the jerk chicken, curried potatoes, and…read morecabbage with puffed bread! It was so good! The waitress suggested a special sauce to go with the puff bread and she was so right. Excellent all around. It is in a house, but they have done a good job with conversion. Go check them out. Mr. Bishop (chef/owner) is friendly also and came out to make sure everything was ok.

Ordered through Grubhub a while back. I been on a nice lazy bender ordering different places n this…read moreone caught my eye a couple weeks ago. I really enjoyed their food. I was craving something spicy n tasty. Caribbean flavors are my birth flavors. The chicken was nicely done. Not to dry and the sauce it came with was delicious to soak the bread and just munch! I think i also did the jerk chicken n it was also good. Their fried bread was pretty good but it was the coconut bread that took me back home! Both delicious with meat n rice on top. Plantains were nice n sweet. It was a decent craving meal. I will drive down next time and rate the restaurant experience next time.

The menu is vast and the food is excellent. Orlando is a wonderful chef and business owner. I have…read morebeen addicted to his curry chicken with rice and greens!!! His portions are huge. He mentioned that he was expanding into grocery items in his cafe soon. God bless this place!

We stopped by this "hole in a glass-wall building" that we knew to be a former spot for a quick…read morebite of bbq and the side fixens' (directly across the street from The Village Inn on Gall Blvd., Zephyrhills, FL). While I don't recall seeing a sign for it as we were approaching (it's on the right side of the street if you're south-bound), the lights were on, and people were inside and outside (appropriate social distancing). As we entered, we were greeted by the vibrant Owner and Chef, Orlando. We learned that he purchased the restaurant just 3 weeks ago; it was obvious that he and his crew were working hard to get things up-and-running with freshly painted bright yellow walls, "fun reggae music" playing, a bright painting of Bob Marley on the wall and the delicious smell of BBQ as soon as we exited our car. Be sure to check out the picture of my ribs. That massive serving was only $17.00. I will get 3 meals from them. I chose steamed cabbage and yellow rice as well. While the serving sizes are large, the rich flavors are even larger!!! The food was absolutely superb and cooked to perfection!!! The meat literally fell off the bones.....YUMMMM!!! Be sure to bring cash, because at this point, they do not accept credit cards. Be sure to give this new restaurant a try! Let's support our "Mom and Pop" restaurants and stores; particularly during this time of Covid! Alexis B. Zephyrhills, FL

I remember I went there when they first opened and they were so nice. The food is so fresh and…read moreamazing.

Amazing breakfast/lunch spot!!…read more Service was amazing and the owner was a very stand up guy!! We got the mango breakfast platter and then the rice/beans/pulled pork/ picadillo. Food was absolutely amazing! Will definitely be back.

The food here is amazing and I've never not liked anything I've ordered. Now they have a giant…read moretouchscreen menu where you can order your food and pay there. Other food already comes in a takeout container so it's easy to grab and go. My favorite things I've had there are definitely the oxtail, brown stew, chicken, and the curry chicken. For their sides, their garlic mashed potatoes is actually amazing and you can definitely tell there's a lot of garlic in it, lol when you pour some of the brown stew gravy on top of it, it is literally chefs kiss. Everyone there has always been super nice highly recommend if you're in the area they won't disappoint

My first time at Flavaz Jamaican Grille and it won't be my last. I tried their brown stew chicken…read morewith rice and peas, steamed cabbage, and plantains. Everything was seasoned so well and the chicken was tender falling off the bone. This was the perfect balanced savory dish. I had the mango sweet tea which I loved. It wasn't overly sweet and I got a nice good taste of the mango. The vibe here was casual, there is plenty of seating area, and the service was great. I highly recommend dining at this location.

The food is delicious and the people are pleasant. I just wish they offered vegan options. They…read moreonly have rice and plantains, as of now.

Found this on a whim. Sparked my interest due to one of my best friends is Haitian and may want to…read morebring him by when he visits. So i walked clueless, because my friend always brings food, i never ordered it. But MsLucile, saved the day my embarrassment by offering me a tasters plate??,,,now im not sure if anyone can get this level of service, but how could anyone refuse. I picked a few items and 10-15mins later, about 5lbs of food came out!! Took home and got busy!!!..ill be bringing my friend by Drunkin Noodle: homemade jucies available...i got passion fruit

Stopped here on Saturday for some Jamaican food to go. Immediately was welcomed and had amazing…read moreservice. Thankfully, I went a few hours after they opened so they were fully stocked with patties. I ordered one of each - curry chicken, spinach, veggie, and beef. I placed an order for a large oxtail dinner, large jerk chicken, and medium brown stew chicken meal. Each meal comes with rice and peas, cabbage, and plantains. I also asked for extra gravy on the rice. I waited for about 10 minutes and received my hefty order. My dad had the oxtails, and said he wish he had more oxtails in the dinner as there was only 4 or 5. However they were on the larger size in comparison to other Jamaican spots. My mom loved the spice on the Jerk chicken as did I. It had that kick you expect and needed. My brown stew chicken was very good. The chicken was tender and the browning sauce was really good especially with the rice and peas. We did all say we wish there was more peas within the rice. The patties were fresh and I had both the spinach and curry chicken. The curry had a kick and was very savory. It made me want to order their curry chicken meal the next time I stop in. Also, did I mention they give you ALOT of food, so you will have plenty of leftovers.

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.

When it comes to carribean restaurants they are mostly a hit or miss depending on the day or time…read more Especially the Jamaican establishments. From the attitude to the lack of love put into the food. As for the Humming bird it needs help in many ways. The cleanliness is lacking, people should see clean tables and no leftover rice grains on the floor left from previous customers. The greetings and mannerisms are lacking as well. I shouldn't feel like I'm getting into an altercation with the cashier. As for the food it's lacking the love from the beautiful island called JAMAICA . When establishments get comfortable they forget what it took for them to open those doors. The hard nights of labor that open those doors, the love of cooking some amazing food, the introduction of bringing the elements of Jamaica. As for the order was an oxtail with rice and peas, and cabbage. Also an order of curry chicken with same sides as the oxtail. The oxtail wasn't tender enough the seasoning a bit on the salty side. The curry chicken tasted as leftovers from the previous day. Again it starts with the kitchen and owners have to be held responsible to the full extent. Either get it together for Tampa needs carribean restaurants or shut down and reevaluate the love once was that represented Jamaica.

Many options were crossed out from an already simple menu. However, the dishes that I got were…read moregood. Prices are reasonable.