5 stars for some incredible Venezuelan food! I'm still shook by everything we had. I always have…read morethis feeling that food trucks are small and overpriced but not DejaVu! Pro Tip: order ahead if you're in a hurry. We got most of our items quickly but the arepa took longer to make. I'm not complaining but just know if you're in a rush it may take a minute but it's Def worth it! The arepa with pork was super filling, enough to share for $12. Everything was so fresh and tasty, oh so crispy and those signature sauces, just wow! I was also floored by the mandoca ($4 for 1) and the tequenos ($7 for 3). I've never tried mandoca before and it was such a unique flavor and so special. And fried cheese with dough, ugh oh so good and happy dance! If you haven't been I HIGHLY recommend and the owner is super friendly! The food was so filling we didn't eat our empanadas but we are so excited to eat them later. :)

Now located just north of Esposito's on Capitol Circle, Northeast. Authentic Venezuelan food that's…read morepriced great. The owner and his family love making people happy and their bellies full.

Brown stew chicken with rice and peas fabulous and the atmosphere is amazing the staff also…read morewonderful

I was going to go to another restaurant and I was referred here. The food was so delicious…read more Everything was seasoned well. I love the rice and peas. It tasted just like I was in Jamaica. The jerk was authentic jerk. The brown stewed chicken was authentic. The curry chicken was authentic. The rice and peas with the hint of coconut was delicious. The plantain was great. The cabbage was so good. The mac & cheese felt like it opened up some taste buds. And the beef patty was delectable. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. The staff were very nice as well. I like the outdoor space and I like how the restaurant is inside of an old train car. This is my new spot.

This is a hidden gem in Tallahassee! I came here for the first time with my daughter around 2pm on…read morea Wednesday and it was deserted. We were a bit concerned but we were willing to give it a chance since the menu looked great! We were craving Indian food and a quick yelp search brought us here. We were greeted warmly upon entering and seated right away. We noticed the cool mural in the back with the Tallahassee skyline depicting the new and old Capitol buildings. There were logos for some Tallahassee teams- FSU, Tallahassee State College, Leon high school and Rickards high school. Notable omissions were FAMU, Chiles high school, Lincoln high school, and Godby high school. There are others too such as Gretchen Everhart school, FSU school and FAMU school among others. I'm interested to know why those few schools were chosen for the mural while the others were omitted. There were Bollywood music videos playing on a tv in the back right near our table. We got a kick out of that but a couple times we noticed it was too loud and interfered with our conversation but not enough to complain. Anyway, the menu was extensive and included several vegetarian options. Our server was wonderful. The food we ordered looked beautiful and tasted delicious! We ordered the yellow tadka dal and paneer tikka masala served with white rice and garlic naan on the side. We both ordered mild versions but I definitely could have handled medium spiciness. It's good to have another option for great Indian food in town!

I was looking for an affordable, healthy restaurant in the area. Al Safa fit the bill!…read more Parking is free and plentiful. The interior is date-worthy with tasteful décor and comfortable seating. Al Safa is the first fully halal restaurant in town! They also own the halal grocery next door. Halal, an Arabic word meaning "lawful or permitted," requires food to go through a specific process from farm to packaging or plate. The animal has to be healthy when slaughtered. Even the preparation is considered sacred so the utensils used can't touch "haram" foods such as pork or wine. A vegetarian meal can't be cooked in a pot used for meat. Because halal options are limited in Tally, the menu covers everything from Indian curries to Greek gyros ($13). You can order a Turkish kebab, Middle Eastern shawarma ($8) or American burgers and fries for the kids! This isn't fast food, it's cooked to order. I had the $14 Chicken Malai Kabab known for its silky, creamy texture and flavor. The tender marinated chicken is well-seasoned and complemented by the yogurt sauce with coriander. A larger portion and more veggies would've added a star. But I did not regret choosing tasty butter naan flat bread instead of rice. In short, I recommend Al Safa!

(9/10) - Pick up order We tried this place because of the…read more2-for-1 uber special and were so glad we did. We ordered the butter chicken special and everything came out delicious and full of flavor. The spice level was absolutely perfect. It was balanced and comforting without overpowering the dish. The staff were sweet, kind, and welcoming, and the overall energy of the place felt really good. We'll definitely be coming back to try more items on the menu. Highly recommend! Sorry for the pic, it was so good I forgot to take a picture before I started eating.

im sitting in the dining room right now. terrible place. terrible service. it took 30 minutes for…read morethe bartender to make one shot...we needed 15, so you do the math on how long it took just for shots. an actual drink, the same amount of time. I did not order food because for one, one of the workers which it seems like a family run business. But one of the workers was walking on the back of his shoes, and I can't imagine how long it would take if we actually order a meal. I will never ever come back to Prime Time Abbaaa. It is not worth the time or money

Being a white boyfriend California raised by Jamaicans from a young age I know my Caribbean food…read morewell . This is some on point food . The jerk chicken is not dry and has that little spice , rice and peas are great and the plantains are off the wall good . Add a little hot sauce to this food for the best Caribbean food in North Florida . So far some of the best on the east coast Show this food truck some love and try their killer food

As promised. I came back and had the jerk chicken. I do NOT like the drumstick BUT the way the do…read moreit is very good. The couple/owners are very sweet and nice. Excellent customer service. 5 stars!

The food was really good! The service was good!…read moreMy favorite was the pork stuffed masa! I would definitely go back!

Real authentic pupusas in Tallahassee, definitely a surprise to be sure. So far the best I've had…read morein Florida

The food was tasty and flavorful! I had the food delivered, and it was packed beautifully and…read moreprofessionally. The amount of food given was incredible! I one hundred percent recommend this place if you are looking for authentic and flavorful Indian foods

This is a convenient place to go for quick and easy Indian food. It's a self-serve place. We didn't…read morereally interact with anyone for service other than to find a place to sit and when we had to walk up to pay. We even got our own drinks (Coke products) from the fountain. I was thrown off by the saag as it had tomatoes in it. Also the butter paneer was more sauce than anything and had to fish for the paneer. Everything tasted fine though. $20 a person for lunch seems a bit steep though. It's not in my top 5 places, but it's not terrible. Probably won't go back unless there's no other options.

We are big fans of global flavor, and Indian food is at the top of the list. After living outside…read moreof Tallahassee for a few years, we are glad to be back, and even more excited to find that Zaan Indian Cuisine had opened during our absence. The last time I was in the building, it was Café Cabernet. Yes, I am showing my age, but that was the last time I was in the building. I was curious to see how it would be reimagined as an Indian restaurant. Imagine my surprise when it felt like a brand new experience walking through the door. Beginning with the darkly tinted windows which create a warm moody ambience, despite the sun shining brightly outside, then walking into a beautifully appointed bar with stunning Emerald green barstools. Over the bar hangs a custom chandelier that sounds like wind chimes. We had already looked at the menu before we came in, but we took an extra moment and decided to order a cocktail and an appetizer before our meal. The Paneer Pakora arrived beautifully presented. The portion was absolutely enormous, and the two of us had half of our dinner orders leftover to take home. I imagine it will reheat beautifully in our air fryer. We ordered the chicken vindaloo and chicken tikka masala. Zaan utilizes a mild medium hot scale. Some restaurants will use a one through five I ordered medium and it was a proper level three if that is what you are used to. The staff to customer ratio was balanced in the customer's favor. The service was impeccable, the staff was available within eyesight the entire time, yet they did not hover over our table. We also ordered garlic naan, and I truly believe that what we left with in our to go containers was another entire meal. The portions are very generous . We are early diners, but I can tell you that this is also a perfect place if you want to stop in for a cocktail at a sexy bar, and order some appetizers. The fellow diners that were there during our early bird visit were mostly younger families, but I would definitely head back for drinks and appetizers later in the evening as the decor really lends itself to being a bar as well. It was a little hot to be on the patio, but I imagine that during mild weather that is the place to be! One thing that motivated us to visit, is the owner being so active on the local foodies page. Anytime someone asks for recommendations for a special occasion, brunch, birthday dinner, the owner is immediately in the chat recommending his business. They were very responsive to my request for a reservation via social media. There is a large attached parking lot so parking is not an issue. I can tell you that the outside is very deceptive. Unless you knew the previous business in that location, it might be easy to just pass right by. Please don't. You definitely need to visit if you are looking for global cuisine with a fantastic environment. They appear to have a VIP table for special occasions as well as a private dining room. I saw to go orders running continuously through our entire visit. We will be back soon and may even take the spice level up a notch.

I don't remember the last time I wanted to lick the plates at a restaurant, but it almost happened…read morehere. My husband and I ate at Zaan for the first time tonight. The restaurant is clean, comfortable, beautiful dishes, and unique glassware. I don't usually notice that, but the decor stands out. We started with the Manchurian Paneer, which was excellent. We saved the sauce to finish with naan. The Maharaja lamb and nawabi palak were delicious. We had the Peshawari naan for dessert, which was a perfect light and sweet way the end the meal. The flavors are complex and delicious, the service is great, and we will definitely be back.