Small but very nice ambiance and the food is great! Good…read moreportions and the menu is diverse. The owners are super nice and the staff very friendly. Presentation of dishes are excellent. The flavors are really unique, with the definite Puerto Rico touch. Prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get.

I think the food doesn't taste like Puerto Rican. The mofongo doesn't taste good and the crab…read morealcapurrias taste bad. The owner should hire good and experienced chefs the rice doesn't have the real gandules taste because they don't use authentic sofrito.

SOOO GOOD!!!! If you want real authentic Caribbean and African food this is your place!! Tastes…read morejust like home!! It's small family owned restaurant right on the corner on elm st. They're super friendly and The food is amazing!! Highly recommend if you're in the area

Great food, even when a busy festival is keeping the kitchen on its toes!…read more Maya's Kitchen is great, the food is tasty, and the service is delightful. I am saddened to learn that they are closing next year, but that just means that I need to eat there more while she is still open! The Mac & Cheese has a great Caribbean spice, certainly a top contender for M&C and the Chicken Curry is equally tasty. I wish that there was a larger dining room, it's quiet, but I expect that plenty of people come in for take-out, since the meals easily make it home without much loss of flavor. I look forward to visiting more in the future and trying out her entire menu.

Stopped here on my way to Maine and found some legit homestyle Jamaican food! Got greeted with…read moreawesome service and the eats were just as good. Can't wait to swing by again next time I'm traveling through. Highly recommended - thank you!

Huge portions, let's start with that. Easily two meals for one. I don't know if we lucked out…read morefor being after lunch rush, but it was heaped in. They ARE open Sunday, contrary to some of the earlier reviews. Cash only. It was pretty hot in there, but food is nicely packed for take-away. They have a fridge of unique Jamaican sodas. The jerk chicken was excellent. They said it was spicy, but nah, like a '4' on the universal 1-10 Thai spice level. You'll be fine. Curry fried chicken was excellent. Come hungry.

Portion, price, and flavor is top notch…read more Curry goat melts in your mouth, cabbage was hearty and flavorful, and don't sleep on their hot sauce! Perfect kick to the dish

Great place to stop for hot Jamaican food!…read more One Love Cuisine was originally located in Sanford, ME (their old space seems to have been home to several different types of eateries in recent years). They moved their business into the Mall at Fox Run food court in late 2021. They also offer online ordering via Toast and DoorDash pickup or delivery (higher pricing). They offer a variety of hot dishes including buffet style offerings such as oxtail, jerk chicken, curry chicken, curry goat, jerk pork, fish (whole), fried chicken and sides. They also offer fresh cooked food including fish & chips, snapper, curry shrimp, salmon burgers, veggie burgers, jerk chicken breast, spinach Mac & cheese, grilled salmon and chicken wings. Bottled sodas and juices in the cooler. After a quick errand at the mall, I stopped by One Love Cuisine for dinner takeout recently. I ordered the Grilled Salmon Dinner ($16.99 plus tax) which included choice of two sides and a festival (fried bread stick). My food was prepared to order in the back kitchen and ready to go in 15 minutes after ordering. The grilled salmon was soft and tender covered in a zesty and mild spicy orange sauce served with my side choices of dark rice & beans and very cheesy and dense mac & cheese (soft shells pasta) and a very firm small fried bread stick, great for dipping into the sauce. This dish was amazing and I would definitely order the grilled salmon again and try their other tasty offerings here.

Excellent customer service! Perhaps why they churn in and out customers in a blink. The food is…read morepacked diligently in spill-proof containers, with a heart for customer satisfaction. I appreciated that so much! My child said he'd retake the train for the jerk chicken; he devoured it lovingly! Not the same with my oxtail; I wanted curry goat, but it was no more. Too oily for my liking, and not the savory spiced oxtail I've had in several Caribbean restaurants. I liked the collard greens, though....but give my food to a man sitting in the park across. It appeared to be a "to-go" place, as the space is limited for movement and sitting around to eat. But across the street is a park off Main Street. Still, the menu is varied, with something for everyone!!

The food is so good. It's a small place with counter seating. In the future we would probably get…read moreit as takeout but we were on our lunch date and we didn't want to drive back to our offices. People mention that the service is rude but we didn't experience that at all. I think the proprietor served us and she was extremely nice. Get the jerk chicken plate. We are going back in 2 weeks because she said she would have some jerk seasoning to sell.

Alert: Gary's charges a 3.5% hospitality fee and an 18% auto-tip on everything. They don't trust…read moretheir customers to tip for good food or service so they decide for you. My wife and I have been there many times, which is why we were there for her birthday with our adult children. But if we can't be trusted not to be deadbeats we won't go back again. Plenty of other options in Lowell.

Parking was on the side of the building, and if they're busy it's sort of hard to find parking. The…read morecroquettes are really good, crispy exterior and creamy interior. For the main course I got mofongo with creamy chicken. It was bland and the modongo was hard and dry. The cream sauce reminded me of Alfredo, but it was on the bland side. The chicken within it was dry and tasted like microwaved chicken breast covered in white sauce. Would try something else next time. My fiancé got the ribeye and that was cooked to his liking with good seasoning and very tender. The server was very nice, however very slow. Had to go up to her and flag her down multiple times throughout dinner and especially when we were trying to get the check. I had to keep reminding her because she would come then leave "to get it" but then went behind the bar and was talking to people. Then would come by and ask if we needed anything, and after the fourth time it was very annoying.

Great job and amazing customer service! I truly appreciate it that it closes a bit later than other…read morebusiness in the area. Love the Dominican music playing! I tend to go to other culture restaurant that usually do not play the same cultures music.

The service was great! You walk in and everyone is so friendly and kind. I have to be honest I was…read morenot familiar with Dominican cuisine but the staff helped us go over the menu and made suggestions. I went for the octopus and my husband went for the buffet. I was a little disappointed as my octopus was over cooked but the flavors were amazing. The buffet was OUT OF THIS WORLD. So many flavors and everything tasted GREAT! I would go back for the buffet any day of the week. It's also very affordable and has a great atmosphere. Get down there and give this place a try!

A great foray into Haitian cuisine. The Haitian Griyo dish was delicious and quite massive for the…read moreprice. It contained griyo (fried pork shoulder), rice and beans, bannann peze (fried plantains), pikliz (pickled veggies), side salad, and Sos Ti-Malice (warm hot sauce). The fried items in the dish were both flavorful and quite tender. The pikliz (pickled veggies) were a necessary, very tasty complement to the dish. The hot sauce was nice and quite balanced spice-wise. I also got the Soursop with Ginger and Lime drink (ask for their fresh juices). It was refreshing, with an intense ginger burn after each sip. However, it was pretty expensive at ~$9. Note that certain pictured menu items may not be available and other available items may not be on the menu. Definitely ask them for the current day's items. +1 for the solid service!

Pretty pricey for the quality, it's a mom and pop shop. Only one person who serves and cook for…read moreyou. Street parking. Most people order Togo because the restaurant is quite small and limited seating. If you want quick oxtail Jamaican food, you can find it here for the price of $26

Amazing food, good prices... they were closed when we knocked on the door, and woman pleasantly…read morecame to the door and said sorry we're closed. We must have looked malnourished or our puppy dog pulled on her heart strings cause she then said "what would you like?" and in starving teenage boy fashion we ordered just about everything on the menu.. GLUTTONY one of the seven deadly sin. Don't judge... after about 10-15 mins she came back to the door with several bags of food.. when we got home the after a 40 min ride home indulging in the glorious smell of food. ( like Remy the rat in Disney's Ratatouille movie) the joy we had engulfing this food along with our sons.. needless to say the food was absolutely DELICIOUS!!! My youngest son 14yo ATE the cabbage.. without a single thought of trying to get out of eating his veggies.. now that's impressive or my cooking ia bad.. again, don't judge.. It's not bad. Please try this place you won't be disappointed...

Customer service was amazing. Food was bland and lacked flavor. I ordered a small oxtail w/ rice…read moreand peas, cabbage, and plantain. Food wasn't hot. Rice and peas was watery no flavor and reminded me of box rice. Oxtail taste more southern style than Jamaican style, no flavor. No scotchy, no pimento, taste like the cook just recently learn to cook. Plantain was good Cabbage lack flavor as well.. food taste like they're cooked it for hospital patients. Funny how the name of the restaurant is Flavor Jamaica but nothing is flavorful or reminds me of Jamaica Pimento, Scallion, Thyme, Garlic, Onion, Scotch bonnet go a long way Oh yea and easy on the browning for the oxtail 5.5/10 patty was decent LIVELY UP THE PLACE