I love their lunch special.One of the cheapest lunch special that I know in this area.I love their…read morestir-fried cabbage.The restaurant is very clean.Service is okay because they are too busy.

Very nice environment, clean, spacious and cold! Staff is friendly, attentive, and fast. After…read moreeating at several restaurants in the Orlando area this was my least favorite. Rice & peas were ok but dry, oxtails ok, steamed cabbage a little hard and tasteless for my taste. I guess if we had eaten here first I would have a different review but it was the 4th place and hence this review.

listen this was the best food i've had while visiting orlando!!! i was looking for someplace open…read morelate besides fast food. wasn't expecting it to be this good, yet it was amazing. i didn't get a picture of it before i started eating but this is after i stuffed myself silly. i had the goat with rice and plantians. my friends had the red snapper and it too was outstanding (i tried it myself).

Sherry's Trini Flavors had me feeling like I accidentally stepped through a secret Caribbean…read morewormhole and landed somewhere between Port of Spain and a gas station parking lot in Florida. The giant NOW OPEN banner was flapping like it personally invited me, and the storefront painted in bold Trinidad flag colors looked ready to hand out citizenship papers with every order. I walked in thinking I'd grab a quick bite. Rookie mistake, one look at the doubles and suddenly I'm ordering five. Then I'm calling my aunt and cousin like it's a family emergency: "Allyuh want doubles? Because these looking SERIOUS." Next thing you know, I'm walking out with ten doubles like I'm catering a small festival. And let me tell you, these doubles? Soft bara, perfectly seasoned channa, pepper and tamarind sauce hugging everything like a warm Caribbean auntie. I've basically been on a doubles‑only diet since, and honestly, I feel spiritually aligned. I even ate one cold from the fridge and it still slapped. That's when you know it's real. Then there's the boneless curry chicken with buss‑up‑shut. Pure comfort. The kind of meal that makes you close your eyes after the first bite. The potatoes were soft enough to spread on a cracker, the channa was rich and earthy, and the chicken tasted like somebody's grandmother was in the back whispering, "Put a lil' more seasoning, nah." The buss‑up‑shut was fluffy, torn, and ready to scoop up every drop of curry like it had a mission. And the pepper sauce? Flavorful. Respectful. Not trying to fight me or send me to the ER. A rare and beautiful thing. The place is clean, the parking is plentiful, and the staff has real Trini accents that instantly make everything feel more authentic. Even the way they say "Next!" has rhythm. Next time, I'm calling ahead for dhal phourie, because clearly this place does not miss and I'm not risking it selling out. If you see me there again, mind your business! I'm probably ordering another ten doubles and living my best life.

Since moving from New York to Florida, I've been on a serious mission trying to find good Trini…read morefood, because anybody who knows knows not every place serving roti is actually serving roti. I happened to find Sherry's Trini while I was in Orlando for an exam and decided to give it a try. I ordered the potato and channa roti with pepper sauce on the side. The potato and channa was yum, well-seasoned. The pepper sauce was everything I needed. Now for the roti itself. If you're accustomed to a good dhalpuri or buss up shut, this one might leave you wanting a little more. It wasn't bad, but it lacked that soft, delicate, flaky texture. The filling was carrying the meal more than the roti did. Overall though, I appreciated finally finding a place in Florida serving Trini food that actually tastes like somebody put some love into it. It's hard to come by down here. While the roti wasn't exactly what I was hoping for, the potato and channa definitely satisfied the craving and I'd still come back to get some other fixes.

This particular Negril Jamaican Restaurant is located on Kirkman Road in the same shopping plaza as…read morethe Walmart. The service was friendly enough and the ambiance is pleasant enough. I am a fan of Jamaican food and the food here was tasty. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend here.

The live music was thumping. The energy from the band were…read more100% on point! We stopped in for some oxtail but they ran out for the night. We opted in for the Jerk chicken pasta and brown stew chicken. We did NOT regret it We had such a great time while sipping on some Sorrel. Yum!

I frequent this place! It has DELICIOUS, authentic Jamaican food. Ive had the curry chicken, curry…read moregoat, brown stew chicken, and oxtail. It comes with a side and cabbage and plantain, if they have it. I wish they had plantain all the time, but the food is delicious either way. Also, I'd like to note that the customer service in here is amazing. Miss Simone and the other lady are very kind and it is a pleasure to patronize this black-owned business.

Great patties ! I went in here hoping to just get a good veggie patty and I did. I wish I had time…read moreto order more. The staff was helpful. Thank you !!

Delicious! I was craving something like this & took a chance & was not disappointed. I was greeted…read morein a friendly manner right away by the hardworking owner. I knew from the smell of everything cooking, I made a good choice stopping in here to order takeout. But there are also some tables to sit & eat if you prefer. Good atmosphere w/ music. Many options to choose from but keep in mind, some days some options might not be available so call ahead & place your order. I ordered the stewed chicken, beans, rice & plantains. The meat was so flavorful & tender, falling off the bone & the sauce made the rice extra delicious.This place is a gem.

Good food and a clean small place. The staff is knowledgeable of Dominican food and culture.read more

This Nigerian spot 10/10 the food absolutely delivered. The egusi was rich, and perfectly seasoned,…read morewith a deep, comforting flavor that paired so well with the soft, pillowy fufu. Every bite felt authentic and satisfying. The jollof rice was just as impressive full of bold spice without being overwhelming. You can tell a lot of care went into getting that classic flavor just right. If you're craving real Nigerian cuisine or want to try something new, this place is definitely worth it. I'll be thinking about that egusi for a while.

This was my first time trying Nigerian food. Service was great. The girl at the front was so…read morehelpful and gave us recommendations to try other than fufu and egusi soup. Her recommendation to try efo riro was on point because THAT was my favorite. It had a little heat so if you're sensitive to heat like I am, you may want to make sure you have an extra beverage on hand haha! The jollof rice was good too. For some reason, the whole family decided on chicken as their protein so that's the only protein we tried. The chicken was tasty and not overcooked. The only downfall of our visit that it was a wee bit too hot inside.

Holy moly I never knew how good Puerto Rican food was until this place. Wowwww. Sooo much flavor…read moreand such a hearty meal! I especially loved the oxtail and super loved all of the stew (beef stew, chicken stew, pork stew idk I love it all lol)!! I can't remember which rice we got, it was a bit red.. whatever it is, ITS SO FRIGGEN GOOD

I was looking for some good Cuban/Puerto Rican food for my first visit to FL and this place was…read moresooo damn good!!! Even my picky family liked it!! The service was cool too as I'm from out of town and had no experience with this kind of food and the server walked me through all the options cause there's a ton! I was able to try a lot, even the pastries, since my family was with me but honestly everything looked delicious so I don't think you can go wrong anywhere. I would definitely recommend for out of towners as I'm sure the locals already know given how packed it was.