There's something special about discovering a hidden gem that's been right in front of you the…read morewhole time. I've driven past Country Walk Caribbean Take Out more times than I can count, never realizing one of the best Caribbean spots in the area was hiding in plain sight. Today, I finally decided to give it a try. As I saw someone leaving with a takeout bag, I asked if it was his first time eating there. He smiled and said, "No, I eat here all the time." Naturally, I asked what he recommended. Without hesitation, he said, "The oxtails are amazing, and on Wednesdays, you have to get the red pea soup." Say no more. I walked in fully committed to ordering the oxtails because, as a chef, I take Jamaican oxtails seriously. Unfortunately, a fresh batch was still about 30 minutes away. I was ready to wait, but the lady behind the counter suggested I try the curry goat instead. I'm glad I listened. The curry goat was outstanding--rich, flavorful, and unbelievably tender. Every bite was seasoned perfectly, with that slow-cooked depth you only get when it's made with patience and care. The rice and peas were fluffy, well-seasoned, and complemented the curry beautifully. The steamed cabbage with saltfish added another layer of authentic Caribbean flavor, and the sweet plantains were perfectly caramelized, providing just the right balance of sweetness to the meal. What impressed me just as much as the food was the customer service. Everyone was welcoming, friendly, and genuinely wanted to make sure I enjoyed my first visit. That kind of hospitality is becoming harder to find. As a chef, I appreciate restaurants that focus on doing simple things exceptionally well instead of trying to be flashy. Country Walk Caribbean Take Out delivers authentic, homemade Caribbean food with heart, and you can taste the love in every bite. Needless to say, I'll be back for those oxtails--and based on what I've been told, I'll definitely be stopping in on a Wednesday for that famous red pea soup. Rating: (5/5) Sometimes the best restaurants aren't the biggest or the most advertised. They're the small mom-and-pop spots quietly serving incredible food, one plate at a time. Country Walk Caribbean Take Out is exactly that kind of place.

Drove the opposite direction to get a friend food and found a gem. Breakfast was too good. First…read moretime but not the last time I will be back.

If you're looking for REAL Haitian / Caribbean food, you NEED to try this spot…read more Calypso Bites - Sunrise 7836 NW 44th St, Sunrise, FL The food is AMAZING, very authentic, and the prices are super affordable Everything tastes homemade - from griot, fried fish, tassot, to fresh juices If you're in Broward, go support this local business you won't regret it! #SupportLocal #HaitianFood #CaribbeanFood #BrowardEats

I love a place that is consistently good! Oxtail and goat soup were delicious! I got extras sauce…read moreon my oxtail and they delivered. Got their homemade cucumber drink- it was good! I out it over ice. Yummmm

They need to stop selling curry beef for curry Goat , guys please stop doing this it's very…read moredeceiving you can see all the beef in the plate, it's also more beef that Goat , also you are charging for curry Goat, it's curry beef, also you call yourself a Jamaican restaurant, and you are doing bad . Stop stop Stop it's crazy , which is it curry Goat or curry beef also watch your salt.

The best curry chicken I've ever had. Amazingly moist and tender, very flavorful and the rice and…read morepeas is perfect as well as the steamed veggies. Great service, very courteous. Highly recommend this place. Generous portions and quick service.

Came here for the first time last night because it was one of the only Jamaican restaurants open an…read morei was very hungry for Jamaican food . I know alot of people who go here to eat because everybody is tired of Dutch pot or donnas restaurant an this taste more like Jamaican food . Well i got there around 11 o'clock last night and decided to try the oxtail which was good finally oxtail without sugar lol the only thing i did not like was how dark the oxtail was looked like to much browning was used the rice was ok but I've had better and the raw veggie was the best i ever had . I also had a pak punch juice from the shop as well it was alright i didn't really like the flavor of it but I'm looking forward to trying this place again

Wonderful food, scenery and service! The shrimp was delicious and they had an excellent wine…read moreselection.

great food, drinks are well mixed & the ambiance is incredible. I recommend Tortuga to everyoneread more

Amazing food Fresh food…read more Griot (Fried Pork) options Carribean Restaurant with Dine In Options Nice Staff Clean environment

Hear from California and wanted to eat some delicious Haitian food…read more My cousin who lives in Florida recommended this place. It is a hole in the wall and a pickup joint. I desired Haitian food because in California it is almost non-existent. Plus, my dad's side of the family are haitians. So it's in my DNA, and let's go. We came shortly before they opened, and we placed our orders. I ordered the fried fish dinner, and it came with plantains, pikliz, rice, and a salad. My cousin ordered the pork dinner, and he chose the same sides that I did. The vibe inside was very chill and the speakers were jamming some amazing Haitian music. It took almost an hour, but it was made to order, and fresh. I did notice people picking up so next time I will place my order prior before I come. Overall, the food was beyond delicious and it was only $25 for my fish dinner. It came in a huge pan and enough to share. I can't wait to visit from California again. A special thank you to Cici. She was very knowledgeable and helpful with the menu.

Took a small detour for some excellent Jamaican food. We were too early for the jerk chicken but…read morecould smell the smokey goodness from the drum bbqs outside. Had the generous medium portion of oxtail with rice and peas. It was so delicious, savory and falling off the bone. More than enough to share or take home some for dinner. We also tried the curry goat and plain rice which was also spiced well and quite similar to a simple Indian curry. We also bought the last 3 slices of black cake...a must. They have fresh juices and fun drinks...dont miss ginger beer and ting! Really nice helpful and kind service. Plenty of parking. Simple but clean dining area. Very much worth the time to stop.

Had an amazing lunch at All Star Jerk last month . I ate their Jerk Pork, Rice & Peas, Steamed…read moreVeggies and Festival. Can't wait to back for Round 2. The restaurant itself is very comfortable and has a lot of space to sit down and enjoy your food. I had the Passion Fruit Juices. The service was fast and efficient. It did not take long to get my food. Overall this was a great place to go for lunch and I'm very happy I was able to share a meal with my loved ones here.

Junkanoo Taste Bahamian Seafood in Ft. Lauderdale offers a variety of authentic foods of the…read moreBahamas, with a focus on fresh seafood and traditional dishes. I was passing by and seen the restaurant. It didn't look like it was open so I went to the door and they were. Giving them a shot, I ordered a chicken souse and Johnny bread. The souse was just ok. My bread was "dumb". This simply means it either didn't bake long enough, had too much sugar or too much of a specific ingredient that made the bread more doughy than anything. The flavor was horrible. I ended up throwing the entire bread in the trash. The **chicken souse** is a comforting Bahamian soup made with tender chicken, potatoes, onions and spices, often served in a broth. It mimics chicken soup almost. It's an acquired taste I can say that for sure. The **Johnny bread** is a baked bread, slightly sweet and crispy on the outside while soft on the inside. It's the official "side" for souse. Some people like it with white rice or grits. It can truly be eaten anytime of the day. Depends on how you're feeling. I paid $13. Not sure yet if I'll go back.