Being a white boyfriend California raised by Jamaicans from a young age I know my Caribbean food…read morewell . This is some on point food . The jerk chicken is not dry and has that little spice , rice and peas are great and the plantains are off the wall good . Add a little hot sauce to this food for the best Caribbean food in North Florida . So far some of the best on the east coast Show this food truck some love and try their killer food

As promised. I came back and had the jerk chicken. I do NOT like the drumstick BUT the way the do…read moreit is very good. The couple/owners are very sweet and nice. Excellent customer service. 5 stars!

My dining companion and I recently visited Olean's Café. This restaurant location has been here…read morefor what seems like forever. Adams Street is a quiet street on this particular Saturday morning around 9:15 am. But inside the restaurant, there is a flurry of activity behind the counter, the aroma of breakfast makes us smile when we enter and there is a line that stretches to the door. Folks are waiting. Few dine in and most are carrying out several to go boxes per person. The prices are reasonable and for the portion size, I would say budget-minded. Get the Olean's omelette. It's generously sized and enough for 3 meals. It looks nothing like a traditional omelette. It reads more like a breakfast casserole. Eggs, potatoes, sausage, veggies and cheese. It's comfort food on a plate. I am so sorry I didn't take a photo to share. I highly recommend this meal option! My dining companion ordered scrambled eggs, bacon and plain grits. My dining companion stated they were the best restaurant grits they'd ever eaten. The bacon was piled high on his plate! He took 1/2 this meal home. Mrs. Olean is behind the counter and just as personable as can be. She sets the tone for hospitality and it shows with her courteous staff. There was ample parking. The dining room is small, probably 10 tables in all. Most seem to be taking bags with their to go containers. Few people leave with one container. We will certainly return for some of their lunch options next.

This is where me and my coworker go to treat each other because of how great it is. Can't go wrong…read morewith anything they serve. Personally I love the oxtails and turkey. The girls at the front are so sweet and fun and let us know what to get every time. I'm still trying to come for their Tuesday hot chicken.

After checking out this restaurant on Yelp, my family and I decided to give it a try for breakfast…read more When we arrived, the place was empty. However, we were greeted warmly and pleasantly by the worker who helped us understand a bit more about the menu. She was so friendly. The restaurant was super clean and spacious. That was a nice touch. I was just a tad disappointed by the breakfast offerings because I was hoping for an omelet or pancakes. Also, the hashbrowns and home fries didn't seem to be the freshest. But the other items that I tasted were good. I did enjoy the tasty, creamy grits.

I went to celebrate my friend's birthday at their new Sunday brunch. It's not their usual cafeteria…read morestyle. They have a limited menu of sandwiches, breakfast plates and a few soul food style meals. I ordered the fried pork chop sandwich and home fries. It came on a pretzel bun with lettuce, tomato and a lemon thyme mayo. The pork chop itself was well seasoned. My server forgot the mayo, though which made the sandwich dry. I also asked for the fries to be crispy, and they were not. It was only the second day for brunch, so I understood. They had a vegan fried green tomato sandwich, so they accommodated me by letting me order just the tomatoes as a side. I didn't taste any salt and it was twice the price of other sides, so I wouldn't get that again. They also have bottomless mimosas. The mango flavor was delicious! The waitstaff was very nice! They sang for my friend and chatted us up. Our server was struggling a bit to keep our orders straight. Overall, give them a chance. Once they work the kinks out (and add a salad PLEASE), it will be great!

First time here to check out the food. I ended up getting Colombian and Argentinian empana. One…read morebeef and one chicken Colombian corn empana, and one beef and one spinach Argentinian empana. They were some pretty good finger food and I definitely will be back to try more options. The ambiance was low light and the seating was pretty good too so that youll have a view of the TVs no matter where you sit especially since the World Cup is on. Service was also pretty good and quick.

My dining companion and I visited El Rincón Latino Colombian Restaurant on recent Friday night…read more Since the universities have dismissed for summer break, we thought this would be a fine time to try this restaurant again. A restaurant was fairly empty when we arrived. We went inside, but let the server know we were gonna sit outside. Several minutes passed and menus were delivered. It took several more minutes for the server to return and take our order. I have to say the food is worth the price of admission! We ordered enough options so that we could take home leftovers for the next day's lunch. We ordered the chorizo tacos, served, and softshell flour tortillas. They must've been baked slightly because they had a little bit of structure to them. There is ample chorizo in each taco. Delicious! We also ordered an arepa, empanadas, tostones, and yuca fries. Everything was delicious, plated individually, and tasted wonderful. My question the reason we don't visit this restaurant more often. We were glad to visit and we plan to return!

Ordered jerk chicken groot. The jerk was way too salty and didn't taste like jerk like they usually…read moreserve it. It was like a gravy. The griot tasted like it was cooked yesterday and heated up when I ordered. The rice was glue. It was a bad day I guess. They usually rock but man that was awful. Threw most of it away.

I drove from Thomas, GA because I was craving Haitian food. They had a tv that played Haitian music…read morevideos. The food was pretty good but I was thrown off by the DSA ice they offered to go with the chicken I ordered. They gave me a thick gravy which Haitians won't serve unless it's sow pwa. It's not a sit down haitian restaurant. Restroom wasn't available.

The food here is good but it's a little pricey for me. Service was good but it do not be at the…read moresame location all the time

OMG, yummy! Just happen to be driving down South Monroe today on way back from post office and…read morenoticed this food truck in a parking lot area (along with two other small "establishments". I ordered the garlic butter shrimp plate, the "cracked" (fried) conch plate, and the whole red snapper plate. Each plate comes with hushpuppies and one side; our sides were pigeon peas and rice, seafood rice, and seasoned fries. There aren't any "green veggies" on the menu, but that is ok. Wasn't a problem to add some greenery to our meal when we got home. :o) In any case, we all enjoyed the food. Everything was good; very fresh tasting; good customer service. Also, not sure what type of sauce was served with the plates, but we dipped everything in that sauce - our conch, shrimp, fish, and even the hushpuppies. LOL! It has been a long time since I've had conch. I used to visit relatives in Miami over the summer when I was growing up and they loved conch salad; my cousin also used to make pigeon peas and rice, which I really liked as well. Though there was one small issue with my order, it was immediately corrected when brought to their attention and I was given an apology. I plan to return; next time, I will try the conch salad, the conch fritters, and the calamari.

As a native of Miami, I could never find any Caribbean food in Tallahassee that was up to par…read more After 15 years, reggae rail has been well worth the wait. I stopped by during my lunch break and ordered the large jerk chicken. The wait time was very quick and it was a ton of food. Even while I was waiting outside, the smell from the grill was so enticing. It took me two days to finish and they were the best two days of my life lol! The chicken was perfectly seasoned and had that classic barbecue taste. The rice and beans were delicious and there was plenty of extra sauce. I've never had cabbage with peppers and carrots in it, but it was a wonderful addition. The barbecue sauce that came with it was pretty good, but you really don't need it. I can't wait to go back and try every single thing on their menu. So glad we finally have authentic Caribbean food with great customer service.

I was going to go to another restaurant and I was referred here. The food was so delicious…read more Everything was seasoned well. I love the rice and peas. It tasted just like I was in Jamaica. The jerk was authentic jerk. The brown stewed chicken was authentic. The curry chicken was authentic. The rice and peas with the hint of coconut was delicious. The plantain was great. The cabbage was so good. The mac & cheese felt like it opened up some taste buds. And the beef patty was delectable. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. The staff were very nice as well. I like the outdoor space and I like how the restaurant is inside of an old train car. This is my new spot.

We usually dine here when we're in town visiting. Have never had a bad experience whether dine in…read moreor take out. Our party of seven dined in this time. It was late afternoon on a Sunday. We had the venue to ourselves for a bit. Jay (I think that was his name) was our server. He was very personable and attentive! All of our meals were tasty and arrived as ordered. We appreciated the round of chips and salsa for the table! The bathroom was clean and adequate. They have a small private dining space for groups. Look forward to visiting again on my next trip to Woodville!

Mind blowingly bad! Paid good money to have the order all wrong and the taste it horrible too. A…read morewaste of money