I very much like certain Caribbean dishes - Jerk Chicken, Curried Goat or Chicken, Brown Stew…read moreChicken, Ackee & Salt Fish, Stewed Turkey Necks, and most of all, Oxtail! I have eaten at Da Ragge, La Palma, and Calypso Mama in Greensboro, Dixon's Jamaican in Burlington, and a few others. In this area, I've tried Outta D Kitchen, Ah Fiwi, & Taste Jamaica in WS. I finally got around to trying this spot a few times, which has been around for a while, the oldest Yelp review was over 16 years ago. They have received just over 2.5 reviews a year, but somehow are still here. I ordered the Oxtail, a favorite - called in the order, based on Yelp reviews this seemed the way to go. On another occasion I tried the Curry Goat. The Oxtail and Curry Goat were very good, tender and flavorful, and the serving size was reasonable. On one visit the cabbage was well seasoned, but rather bland on the other. The rice and peas were just ok, and the plantains lacked softness and sweetness. I almost certainly come again - I want to try the Jerk Chicken, Curry Chicken, the Pepper Steak, and for sure the Turkey Necks.

This was my first time. Great food. Great service. I ordered carry out. The inside was clean and…read moreinviting. I had the oxtails rice and peas.

So dissatisfied with my meal, jerk chicken with rice and peas, steamed cabbage and plantain. The…read more Chicken was smothered in their version of jerk sauce (way too spicy) jerk sauce should be savory and sweet like a barbecue sauce. The chicken was not fresh and lacked that authentic grill flavor. The rice was old and hard, rice and peas should be fluffy!! I'm from New York and grew up in Caribbean section of the Bronx, I know Jamaican food and what it should taste like. I ate one piece of the chicken, three spoonful of rice, one plantain . I was so disappointed I threw the rest away. 20 dollars down the drain. Service was ok although it took a while to make my order, I knew they were reheating the food which is a red flag. Ambiance was nice

O gosh really good food. Service was fast and prepackaged to take leftovers home. The service was…read morefast and friendly. I'll be back. Loved the music inside.

We wanted to try something different so we went to Taste Jamaica for the first time. We ordered the…read moreoxtail and jerk chicken. We don't really know much about authentic Jamaican food so we don't have anything to compare it to but we expected the flavors to be a little bolder and thought the jerk chicken would be spicy. The oxtail was very mild and while the jerk chicken had good flavor, it wasn't spicy. We did get the last order of jerk chicken so maybe that affected the quality but it was mostly bone and we didn't get much meat. We also felt it was a little overpriced for what we received. Since we're not familiar with Jamaican food, we can't really say whether it was good or bad overall. It just wasn't quite what we expected.

Word is out that one of Winston-Salem's best-kept culinary secrets is relocating closer to…read moreStratford Road--and trust me, you'll want to follow them there. This Jamaican spot has been quietly serving up bold, authentic flavors, and if you haven't tried their beef patty yet, you're seriously missing out. The patty? Absolutely to die for. The crust is golden, flaky, and buttery with just the right amount of bite. Inside, the filling is rich, savory, and perfectly spiced--warm with Scotch bonnet heat but balanced so the flavors shine through. It's the kind of snack that makes you wish you'd ordered two... or three. Their stewed chicken also deserves a shoutout. Tender, falling-off-the-bone meat simmered in a deep, flavorful brown gravy--it's comfort food with Caribbean soul. Paired with rice and peas and a side of cabbage, it's the kind of plate that satisfies on every level. The vibe has always been low-key and welcoming, and with the move closer to Stratford, it's bound to attract even more fans. If you're in the area and craving something bold, homemade, and straight from the islands, this place needs to be on your radar.

Food was great- tried it for the first time at the food truck festival. Im so glad there is some…read moregood haitian food near me. Got fried pork/ griot and it was amazing, just wish they gave more. Black rice was delicious. Will def eat their cuisine again!

King Queen Haitian Cuisine food truck is not new to me as I'm quite familiar with them from various…read morerallies. I do think that this event at Wise Man Brewery was my first time ordering from them. I sampled both the Jerk Chicken with Black Beans/Rice, and the Haitian Fried Pork with Plantains! The jerk was really good with a fair amount of meat, and a heaping amount of black beans and rice! The chicken is extremely well seasoned, and true to their roots, very spicy! The fried pork chunks was my absolute favorite dish as the chunks were not overly fatty, tender inside, and quite flavorful! The accompanying plantains were large in portion size and right on the mark! The one downside to ordering from them is the extensive menu that they offer which ultimately slows them way down! I waited nearly 20 minutes for my food, and while they may say that you're getting a fresher experience, I say that's way too long for a food truck experience! While very good, I probably wouldn't reorder from them unless like this time, they were the only option!!

Seated right away. Very cozy ambiance. Super friendly staff…read moreand very helpful. Plenty of menu choices with food from El Salvador, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Had the Pupusas's plate. Loved it. Overall a good spot to enjoy some local Latin food.

I've reviewed this spot before, but I had to come back with an update , they've gotten even better!…read moreThis place is still very much a hidden gem. It's not fancy, but the food speaks for itself every single time. Yeah, the parking can be a little rough, but honestly, that just shows how many people love coming here. And I get it , the pupusas always hit, the plantains are perfect, and their arroz con gandules is straight-up bomb. Every visit reminds me why I keep coming back. Also service is so great Consistent, flavorful, and made with love. Definitely worth it every time.

Great service, gluten free options, Latino music playing in the background. Making it lively and…read moreinviting. Spirits available at the bar as well. Perfect for small or large groups. Overall had a great time. Coming back for sure.

Wanted something comforting and filling on this cold day.... Got the pabellon to go and it was…read morepacked nicely and was still piping hot when I got home. Friendly and fast service, they even graciously subbed out the sweet plantains for savory when I asked. Everything was flavorful, fresh and came with choice of sauces. I will def be back to try some of the speciality dishes that looked amazing ...and I'm posting their lunch specials for anyone that is on the lookout for a great lunch out. This is going to sound silly but they have a really good burger on the menu too! Go check them out!

Was very pleased with my find today The customer service…read morewas amazing and one thing for sure I will be coming back for more Ordered empanadas 1 Pizza (Mozzarella cheese, Homemade red sauce, seasonings)....$3.50 9 out 10 1 Carne (ground beef)...$3.50 Also 9 out 10 4 of the Alcapurrias de Carne..... 9 out of 10 (Green banana fritter stuffed with ground beef) 1 Bacalaitos...10 out 10 (Cod Fish Fritter - flour, cod fish, cilantro and spices) Very crispy and delicious Mofongo y Carne Frita ....10 out 10 (MOFONGO consist of fried plantains, mashed and mixed with garlic paste and pork cracklings) Choose (1) pork tips, chicken tips or grilled chicken (grilled chicken upon availability) Make sure to give them a try if u want to try some very good Puerto Rican style food. They are at the compare food supermarket Thursday through Saturday and are open from 12 PM to 6 PM

While at an event at Bailey Park, this food truck was present. I stopped by around 5:05pm and…read moreplaced my order at 5:08pm. They had a special menu for the event. I got wings and fries ($12) for myself. I got pizza empanadas for my sons. I also goy a kola champagne soda. This is a drink from Puerto Rico. After ordering, I was given a buzzer to be notified when it was ready. The staff person were very friendly. The buzzer went off at 5:23pm. The food was hot and fresh. However, the fries and chicken was unseasoned. Ketchup made the fries taste better. I had to eat the chicken how it was, lol. Overall, it was a good deal. My kids enjoyed their empanadas. The kola drink was interesting. It wasn't nasty but I can't say it'll be something I'd crave or be my first option. They are normally open Thursday-Saturday from 12pm-7pm at Compare Foods.

Lemon pepper wings... enough said…read more When we went into stock and grain we were super excited to see a new restaurant - Miss Johnnie Maes! They specialize in wings and soul food classics so of course we went with their top options - wings, collards, Mac and her famous sweet potato corn bread. The wings were MASSIVE, crispy, juicy and had so much delicious seasoning on them. The mac and collards were also delicious but I couldn't get over the wings. The people working were so kind and super excited about being open. The people you want to support over and over again. Can't wait to go back and bring friends!

I saw their location at Stock and Grain and loved the sound of strawberry banana pudding. It was…read morejust as good as I had hoped! It looks a little messy but that's because they had it stored in this plastic container, but I can assure you it's delicious!

The menu here is certainly interesting - Toasted Cuban Bread, Authentic Cuban Sandwich, Pan Con…read moreBistec, Chicharron, Masitas, Fried or Grilled Chicken, Madoros, and even Ceviche. I was especially interested in the Toasted Cuban Bread, the Authentic Cuban Sandwich, and the Pan Con Bistec, and tried them all over several visits, along with Chicharrones, Ceviche, plantains, Fried Chicken Sandwich, Ropa Vieja, Street Corn, and more. My experiences here were definitely a mixed bag with both the food and the service. On one visit the service would be fine, and on the next it would be awful. Time for food to arrive on the table varied greatly, even when the restaurant was not especially busy. The Cuban Sandwich is decent but it doesn't scream "South Florida". I was more impressed with the Pan Con Bistec, a better choice in my opinion, as is the Fried Chicken Sandwich especially with a side of sweet plantains or yucca fries. The Toasted Cuban Bread, the Street Corn, and the Ceviche were also pretty good choices, as are the Chicharroes. I did not care for the Ropa Vieja at all, nor the Cuban Deluxe Sandwich, too much going on, croquettes adversely effected both the taste and the texture if the Cuban! I was sorry to hear that the restaurant will close permanently on Aug 24th. The owners site a drop in business due to the downtown parking situation (which likely will only get worse with the coming changes), safety concerns by potential customers, as well as rising costs in almost all areas of operation. Winston will lose yet another solid, sit down restaurant, most likely to be replaced by another fast, casual spot with a trendy, funky menu.

From the outside, it looks a bit dark and unwelcoming but you enter at what looks like more of a…read moretakeout space. Inside, there's an eating area and it extends out to an outdoor patio. Lots of paintings to give a Latin vibe. The food is Latin and Cuban inspired and the whole menu is annotated with v/gf options!! I love the yucca fries, sweet plantains, and green plantains. The sauce/dip that comes with the yucca fries was bomb - some kind of aioli. The cocktail drinks were okay - a bit small and watered down but the food was awesome! Would come again.