Tasted amazing best in Boston for sure a hidden gem food was bomb so happy I found them while…read moredriving down Washington st a must try.

From the owner: A mixture of Caribbean Fusion dishes. Traditional and authentic, we take pride in providing the…read morebest service possible.

Amazing doubles and the boneless chicken and shrimp roti was out of this world my first time trying…read moreTrinidadian food and I'll def be ordering again and trying more options of different food again The staff are very friendly and always smiling no matter how busy it is

Food is good but they dont pay attention to what you order..ordered 2 shrimp and BONELESS chicken…read moreroti and there was nothing but bones through out them..

I went today on the recommendation from a fellow co worker who is from Trinidad…read more I had never had a double before and got a chicken veggie and beef. All were amazing so flavorful For the roti I ordered a chicken roti and beef roti. Telling the woman it was my first time here and I took tbe bus and t from Quincy she was nice enough to also give me a complimentary piece of what looks like red velvet coconut cake. Which I will be having for dessert. For a very small place the food is amazing. I will definitely be back to try some more different foods next time I go back which will definitely be soon!

Discovered 2 years ago ! Worth the Bus & Train Rides ! Small but NICE ! Friendly Staff & Owner !…read moreFood & Sea Moss Awesome ! Rotis Cheaper( Affordable ) , Different, Smaller, than ALI'S ROTI in Mattapan /Dorchester , MA! Sitembile /UmiAskia

They are the only roti place in Boston I trust. The boneless chicken is the default but I really…read moreenjoy the beef. A large is a meal and a half and the pricing is still reasonable for what you get. Some may debate me on the filling but the skins are not to be compared. I have been coming here for 30+ years and the skins have actually gotten a bit better, even though they were already great. New staffing had definitely improved the service. I can remember many years of having to get there by 6:00 if you wanted roti because they were on the last batch of boneless chicken and curried potatoes. In recent years they seem to have gotten better with managing portions and volume. The location is tough. I usually park on the side street just above them because the double parking mayhem of Blue Hill Avenue is not worth the stress. Few people ever dine in. There are a couple of booths but the business is almost entirely takeout. I do miss the Tremont Street/South End and Roslindale locations but I am so glad that Blue Hill Ali's is going strong!

They post a closing time at 8:00 PM, this is the fifth time that I've showed up at the restaurant…read moreat 7:20 PM and they're closed . They're the worst . The workers are inside looking at me, provide no explanation or apology . I'm NEVER returning there ..

Great quality food and friendly service! Loved the way they treated me and made sure I was…read moresatisfied with my food which I was. Definitely recommend!

Had a Great Tasting Fish Dinner during the Sunday Night Jazz "Service"... Cool atmosphere and good…read morebeverage selections. I will be back again......

Whoa. They were good. We went there for a quick lunch on the way to the zoo. Everything was…read moredelicious - jerk chicken, the Rasta pasta, the macaroni pie - everything. Nice vibe, a small place with a healthy mix of takeout and dine in. Relaxed service. I would go back.

The attitude these people have is crazy...I got a steak n cheese on coconut bread they gave me a…read morenice portion sandwich, went back and the sandwich was only 2 little pieces of steak I said I'll pay extra for more they said I cant.. But all times prior they would charge me extra. When I said they did it before they should no they didn't. I clearly remember the only darker skin lady with big booty taking my orders I make it a purpose so I can look at her but they trying to play dumb now,,wtf never again will I spend money on food in there

Full disclaimer: I'm Filipino, so there's definitely some bias here -- but Bright Light is such a…read morespecial spot. It's a small, family-owned restaurant that's half Filipino and half Jamaican, run by a Filipino Tita and her Jamaican husband. She learned how to cook Jamaican food to remind him of home, which honestly makes the whole place feel even more meaningful. The Filipino dishes I tried were authentic and tasted homemade -- the kind of food that feels like it came straight out of your auntie's kitchen. The Jamaican food was also delicious (I can't personally vouch for authenticity there), but everything we had was flavorful and satisfying. It's a great, casual, order at the counter spot -- and it's right next to a Filipino market, which makes the experience even better. I love supporting small businesses, especially ones that represent my culture. Bright Light is the kind of place that deserves the love.

I had heard about this spot for a while, and last week I finally had the chance to visit with a…read morefriend who's Filipino--and I'm glad I did. The restaurant is located right on the corner, with limited street parking and a small lot in the back. It's a cozy, casual place offering Filipino cuisine with a touch of Jamaican flavor. There's a comfortable dine-in area with several tables, and takeout is also available. The food was clearly fresh and homemade, and everything we tried was excellent. I had the jerk chicken, which was flavorful and well-prepared, but I was especially excited to try the Filipino dishes. I sampled a few different options, and each one was delicious and authentic. If you're in the area and looking for a unique mix of Filipino and Jamaican food, this spot is definitely worth checking out. Highly recommended. .