I travel and do food review just to see if it's worth the drive and money and I can definitely tell…read moreyou Mamee's is worth it . Service was great the customer service was excellent the lady that helped me was soooo Nice and they will give you a sample . It was over very very clean floors was shining when I walked in . If you like Jamaican food definitely go holla at Mamee !

Absolutely DELICIOUS!!! Visiting from out of town ( Florida). Found this little place from a…read moreGoogle search. High ratings so I figured might as well try it. WOW!! Large Oxtails and fall of the bone Brown Stew Chicken. Sides were also great.

Awesome jerk chicken plate. I thought I was going to get a second meal of it, but I couldn't stop…read moreeating it. Finished every bite. Mav and cheese and collared greens were a perfect fit with the chicken. I do wish they had seats. They have some in the back outdoors but it was cold, so I ate it in my car. Still delicious though!

I'll say this, their food is solid but every person in the restaurant treats you like they hate…read moreyou. They scowl at you, refuse to look you in the eyes, or they will make you feel like you giving them your hard earned money is an insult to their very existence. If you go in there you might enjoy the food, but you'll leave with a bitter taste in your mouth. There are better Jamaican spots in CGA. There was one good woman who took our order, everyone else acted like we were literal demons.

This has to be one of the best Caribbean restaurants around--miles and miles ahead of many places…read moreI've tried. Everything I had was absolutely delicious, full of flavor, and clearly prepared with care. You can tell there is someone in the kitchen who truly understands Caribbean cooking. The flavors, seasoning, and authenticity came through in every bite. It tasted like real home-style Caribbean food made by someone who knows the culture and traditions behind the cuisine. Now the inside is just a typical café so don't come in there with any high expectations like rolled silverware or fine glass. I got the jerk, chicken, mac & cheese, and collard greens. All of it was bomb. It was definitely hitting on all 10. Great food, great flavors, and a true appreciation for Caribbean cooking. I'll definitely be coming back and would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for an authentic Caribbean experience.

I've been going back and the food has been fresh and delicious. Oxtails, jerk chicken and plantain…read moreare my fave.

One of my favorite place and authentic cuisine! Presentation and service are on point!read more

I had such a hard time with the menu because I wanted to eat everything. Seemed intentionally…read moremeshed with Puerto Rican/traditional American cuisine- really extensive menu! I loved it here- a lot of food options and great drink options! Beautiful ambiance, loved the decor and different seating arrangements. For sure such a cute and unique spot. Server was really kind! Our food did take a while to come out though so I'd just be mindful if you're in a rush. I got the tortilla española breakfast which was super delish with chorizo, and I also got a side of the pulled top sirloin which was good! But this small side was pretty pricey ($9) and a bit dry. Would definitely come back! I'm really looking forward to next time :)

I had a craving for Jamaican and Spices from the Caribbean really hit the spot. I was in Columbus…read morevisiting so I yelped and the reviews were half good half bad but we tried it out and was pleasantly surprised. Both my fiancé and I order jerk chicken and cabbage. I had beans and brown rice and he had white rice. Mine was much better ; ) The cabbage was a little.cold but delicious and sweet. The jerk chicken was not saucy like I expected but it was spicy and delicious. The beans and rice was cooked perfectly. The meals were affordable and filling, I believe he only spent $20. The only thing I didn't like is that it's not "family friendly." It's a bar and hookah lounge. The lights were dim and the space seemed small, the windows had red tent on them. I ordered and then sat in the car so that's why it's a 4 not a 5 but key point is: Food was great. We will be back (minus the kids).

The reason I will not ever return to this establishment even if the food is free. I prefer not to…read moresay why because this restaurant will lose a lot of business. So I rather just say what will make a person leave a restaurant while eating very quickly. The service , food, and drinks were okay. But way over priced. A lemonade was $10 and oxtails barely had any meat on them.

Chitterlings did not disappoint! I asked if there were silverware in the bag before leaving. I…read morethink they were all gone by the time I hit the stoplight. They serve them on Fridays and Saturdays, and on Fridays you can get the chitlins alone or as a dinner. The price is well worth it, as I know it is very difficult and time-consuming to clean chitterlings. The highlight of the day is seeing Mom and Pop both in the restaurant! Longevity, love, and it comes through in the taste of the food! Well done, Brothers and sisters, Mom and Pop! A family that works together stays together!!!! Kim

I had fried tilapia, yams, and butter beans and it was great.... Great service and great prices!read more

I had a great experience at La Garita in Columbus, GA. The food is fresh and absolutely delicious…read more The tostones with garlic are amazing, and the beef stew with arroz con gandules was packed with flavor. The portions are very generous, and the customer service is excellent. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to!

Great people and customer service. Enjoyed the food A+++. Needs better check out/ pick up order…read moresystem.

Puerto Rican cuisine is far from an area of my expertise, but I am well-versed in the perils of the…read morebuffet. Few cuisines lend themselves to buffet service as only certain types of foods sit well for long periods of time. Fried foods are the worst, as their golden crispy crunch can quickly become oily and soggy. Roasted foods aren't much better, as they begin to dry out as they sit. The only things that preserve well are soups and other liquid-based foods, as they are kept the proper temperature while still maintaining their original quality. As such, my experience with the buffet at Borinquen was decidedly mixed. Things like the lentils, beans, and this fish and potato stew were nice and interesting, and I was even able to catch some fried fish as it was coming out of the oven that was enjoyable, too. The fried plantains, on the other hand... not so much. I'm left with an impression of a restaurant that certainly has what it takes to offer some good Puerto Rican food, but the talent is being squandered by the lunch buffet. Dinner would probably be a better bet.

We went on Wednesday for lunch. The place was practically empty except for 2 tables. The staff…read morewasn't very friendly. Nobody greeted us even though they saw us. We had to ask how things operate and a lady told us it's self serve buffet style. We filled our plates and paid then sat down. Not once did anyone come over and ask how things were or check on us for anything. The food was less than mediocre Latin cuisine, really nothing special or worth driving to far for. Too bad because being Hispanic myself and being new to the Columbus area, I was really looking forward to some good Latin food but I didn't find that here. We didn't even go back for seconds. I used the restroom before I left and they were dirty and smelled bad. This entire place was one big disappointment.