The food was phenomenal! We were traveling south to Boston and searched for a good place to eat…read more This did not disappoint ! We also appreciated the warm and friendly service and a chat with the owner. Wonderful experience!

Sadly disappointed with this local hole in the wall restaurant! I'll start off with absolutely…read morepraising the service. Our server and cook was incredibly kind and friendly. We actually ran into her again at a farmer's market, so it's clearly a staple in the community for Caribbean food. For my visit, I was disappointed with the options and underwhelmed with everything other than our jerk chicken. That was cooked to fall off the bone! The menu could have been improved in describing each dish - I ordered fried plantains expecting sweet instead of tostones style. No entree options for vegetarians although the online menu mentioned jerk tofu. Overall, I had hopes for more.

Friend of mine recommended this place to me awhile ago. Drove past it many times. Finally stopped…read moretoday. Got the Curry chicken which came with rice, cabbage and a few sliced plantains. It was phenomenal. Perfect amount of curry not to strong which happens a lot. I got the medium container which more then filled me. I will definitely be stopping in here again.

Everything was Awsome! Services were great. Best Jamaican food I've ever had. I will definitely be…read moregoing back.

In a small town teeming with cozy, charming restaurants, Manchester, VT certainly offers much for…read morefor foodies, especially those who love continental and New American cuisine. But for our little family with two impatient toddlers and somewhat more adventurous palates, we soon learned to seek quick, casual, and delicious. And Jamerican offered that. Unfortunately, on the evening we wanted to try it out, it poured, so we returned for lunch the next day. We ordered the jerk chicken meal and the ackee and saltfish meal--which were simply amazing. So flavorful and generously proportioned. The jerk chicken was incredibly tender inside yet crispy on the outside. The seafood was scrumptious as well. The very kind owner even gave our kids a side of. mac and cheese for free. The seating was very cleverly set up next to the food truck with a canopy for sun cover. This was one of the best and most unforgettable meals during our short vacation in Manchester. The food truck is next to a little brook with a trail good for hiking.

Little place in Vermont... but it was worth it. There for a soccer tournament and had no idea…read moreCaribbean sold in the area. Food was good and portion size was also good.

Great little spot right next to the River Walk. A semi permanent food truck, friendly owner, good…read morefood (oxtail, jerk, curry) - great fried plantains.

Wonderful food and owners! Try this place! I've eaten there several times and love it…read more As far as I know they are still set up in the Orvis parking lot. (The main store, not the outlet.)

Walking in to Good Religion, made me feel at home. The hospitality was above and beyond,…read moreaccommodating our request to move a table outside! But the staff was warm and inviting. For Tuesday dinner, the place was not packed at all and had great Caribbean music playing to help set the mood. We ordered the jerk chicken wings appetizer, and entrees of curried goat and Ox Tail. The wings were fall off the bone marinated chicken with a heavenly host of flavors that were spiced nice with not too much heat (would've posted pictures but they were devoured). The curried goat had a beautiful aroma and bouquet of curry flavors but was also not over powered with spicy heat. And the Ox Tail...... drool worthy, savory, tender, and stewed with love and effection. We both shared sides of coconut rice and steamed cabbage which were perfectly complements to our dishes. Dessert was a maple cornbread that made me believe my aunt Barbra was back there cheffing.. Will definitely return!! And will spread the gospel of Good Religion far and wide.

The food was absolutely great! I made it a point to try this spot, before heading back home (New…read moreOrleans). I add that point because if you know New Orleans food, you'll know how discerning native New Orleanians are about food - period. Upon arrival to Good Religion, I was a little shocked by the look and it being in NY; however, I am accustomed to good food from unassuming places. I will admit I am not a fan of buffets, but Good Religion is more than a buffet, it's your auntie's kitchen. There is a difference!

I ordered a Small curry goat & rice + 3 cheese mac. Great portions for the price. I would have…read morepreferred the mac be a bit more creamy & seasoned.

There is new ownership here that took over and the food is absolutely delicious. I have never…read moretasted food from their flagship location in Schenectady but their Albany location was worth the visit. The jerk chicken and the jerk salmon are great options. I can't wait to try the veggie roti. Service was fast enough and the staff is very nice. Little hole in the wall spot with enough seating and they make fresh juice as well. Can't wait to come back. So glad they took over here because it was much needed. I'm excited!

I wanted something filling & with a lot of flavor for dinner & I found just that at Island Flavor!…read moreI ordered a large Curried Chicken. It was about $19 and good for two servings, packed with a good amount of protein, veggies, & rice. You can tell it was fresh & made with love...and a lot of spice! The woman working the counter was very nice & helped me make my decision. The restaurant is nicely decorated & has a great Caribbean touch to it.

4 stars because I'm grateful that it even exists, in a tiny overwhelmingly white affluent town like…read moreBennington. 3 stars for actual food quality. Due to the location, don't kid yourself: of course you can't expect truly AUTHENTIC Jamaican food with bold spices, big portions and small prices like what you find in say, NYC or Miami or even Hartford CT where there's tons of demand and competition. Ergo: what you get is what you get. Pluses: very pleasant ambience with bright colors and cute cultural knick-knacks, nice Jamaican ginger beer and other native drinks, and quick, friendly service.