My family is from the Caribbean and I can testify that this place has some of the BEST Caribbean…read morefood that I have ever had both in the Caribbean and here in the US. Honest review in a nutshell...EVERYTHING WAS DELICIOUS! Everything was fresh, well seasoned, zero complaints. You have to try this place!

Although you can smell the flavors cooking soon as you walk up, however the quantity and price is…read morenot adding up! Let's talk about the customer service, I was greeted as soon as I walked in. The food selection is pretty cooked and on display. (Makes for easy ordering process). The food seems to be authentic. The beef patty was nice and flaky with a nice ratio of beef. The jerk chicken delicious. But that's about all. The side dishes (cabbage and spinach) were bland and could use some spices (salt, pepper, seasoning). I didn't like the fact you got 2 pieces of chicken for the jerk dinner $13plus . Only a leg and thigh. That's not fulfilling or a good price. I think the dinner portion should be bigger and then maybe you can increase the cost.

I walked down the street today to find that Island Flavor Cuisine has moved in through the…read morerestaurant-revolving-door of 353 N Calvert. Serving a wide range of traditional Jamaican cuisine and catering mainly to the courthouse lunch pack, the shop is run by a really friendly Jamaican lady that will walk you through the menu and show you the wares. I asked for some spicy noise to pound back the cold Bmore winds. She recommended the goat curry platter ($8.50) which came on a bed of red beans and rice with a side of steamed cabbage and a few slices of fried plantain. The goat curry was delicious. Tender hunks of goat meat served on the bone were well flavored but not spicy at all. The sauce was great and well-textured but sadly, the red beans and rice were disappointingly flavorless. It left me trying to ration my bites with sauce and meat to flavor all the rice. The fried plantains on the other hand were the best I've ever had. Slightly gummy from caramelization on the outside, tender and smooth inside, they beat any weak bananas I ate on Spanish III field trips or even in Costa Rica. I definately will give this place another go, the jerk chicken looked ridiculous. Give this place a shot, just make sure your beans and rice get sauced up good and try 'em plaintains.

This review is for the new location in Middle River. It was very tasty and the staff is super…read morefriendly. I've gotten the curry chicken and stew with rice and peas and it was divine! Definitely try them out because it's a hidden gem.

Caribbean Dynasty Restaurant & Lounge - Baltimore…read more I stopped by Caribbean Dynasty for a lunchtime bite, and the owner was pleasant. The restaurant is easy to find, with close-by paid parking. I tried the sample plate with curry chicken, white rice, and cabbage. The curry chicken was flavorful and tender -- truly delicious! The cabbage was seasoned just right, adding that authentic Caribbean touch. I was a little surprised to receive white rice instead of rice & peas (which I usually expect with Caribbean dishes), so that was a little disappointing. I was expecting $18 value platter but received a ($15) value platter. It appears it may come alive at night -- with a DJ, happy hour specials, and a lounge vibe. Overall, Caribbean Dynasty offers great flavors, friendly service for a grab a go lunch order .

I'll start with the positive. Our Waiter was nice. Very pleasant. But otherwise very disappointed…read morein this place. We are not native to Maryland but was Hungary after the R&B event on the Water. The Restaurant was not crowded when we arrived but had to wait over an hour for our food. Our order was simple. We had 3 order of Wingettes (Lemon Pepper, Honey Lemon Pepper, Thai Chili & Old Bay), Rice & Beans, Chicken Pattie and Coco Bread. Only Wingettes worth the time was the normal Lemon Pepper. They were Fried & seasoned perfectly. They also were a decent size. The other Wingettes were overcooked and lacking flavor. Maybe they looked so small because of how overcooked they were. We waited too long to send them back and risk waiting another hour!!! I've had some delicious Honey Lemon Pepper and this had no semblance of it. I tasted some Honey & it was from the plate and not the wingette. The Rice & Beans was dry. The Chicken patty was overcooked. Never saw a burnt one in a Restaurant or at least not served to someone. We wasn't drunk enough to enjoy the food. (I don't drink so... was not working for me ). The Coco Bread was good (probably because they didn't have to cook it). The worse part is we waited over an hour!!! Yes the Waiter was apologetic but it was NOT worth the wait. What a terrible representation of a business. I can't understand a bad night when this is what you do for a living. Just was not good. It's the worst restaurant I've been to. I do not recommend.

Go to the happy hour. Go to the happy hour. GO to the happy hour! The quality of food for the…read moreprice...chefs kiss! Literally everything we had was good! The restaurant is so cute with the decor and the music transported me back to Jamaica. As my coworkers I were seated, we were immediately greeted. Service was great and our waitress was super patient. We ordered most of our food and drinks from the HH menu and the. ordered entrees. For drinks, i had the 'Oh My Lychee' Martini and my coworkers had the Hibiscus Margaritas. From the HH menu, We ordered the salmon bites, grilled jerk wings, and jam jam shrimp. We left no stone unturned. The drinks were strong and refreshing, food was hot and amazing and the music was excellent-vibes were there. For entrees, we ordered jerk chicken and oxtails with coco bread. By the time the entrees came, we were stuffed. It was a great experience. Every time I'm in white marsh for work, I stop by. It's so worth it!

Tried this place for a takeout dinner and it was pretty solid. I ordered their famous braised…read moreoxtails which came with rice & beans + a salad. Taste of the oxtails and sauce was very flavorful and had a small kick. The sauce went will with the rice too. Coming from an Asian background and someone who has eaten oxtail in different styles I approve this dish. I just wish oxtail portions were a bit more for the price being charged. Fair warning this dish was a bit pricey ($41 after tax), and many things in the restaurant are on the higher end. If you've never tried oxtail or are looking for a unique dish I highly recommend trying this place. Also as a non-Maryland resident this place was definitely a bit of a culture shock for me, so just a heads up for those who are not used to being at these kind of areas to be aware, maybe come with a friend. Overall 8.5/10

Food immaculate. Don't be fooled by the Mac and cheese appearance…read more Little parking outside so you will be searching. Service was great. We were one of two other parties in the establishment. Bathroom is upstairs, unfortunately. But the place is pretty big despite the outside appearance.

I really enjoyed Judy's Island Grill. Fridays happy hour included food and drink specials with a…read moreside a Karaoke. The food was delish and flavorful, the space is lively with friendly staff. Derricka kept the vibes going, Big Up!! I will definitely be back!!

My inlaws had been here before and wanted to take us for Father's Day. It was busy when got there…read moreat 2pm and died down around 3pm. The menu marks spicy dishes, but not "white people" spicy. If you don't handle spice well, I recommend looking into jerk and curry flavored dishes before coming. I wish they had their full menu online because I like to get a sense of what I want before I arrive. Our appetizer was coconut shrimp. I am used to bland coconut shrimp but the shrimp here had a strong and fresh coconut flavor. My father in law had salmon with lemon butter, plantains, jasmine rice. He said everything was amazing. I ordered a Yardie Stack, which is a sandwich with a Jamaican patty of choice (I chose chicken), baked mac and cheese, and oxtail gravy on coco bread. Served with fries. The Jamaican patty was a little spicy but the sweetness of the bread and other flavors melded suspiciously well. That was a lovely sandwich. Fries were sub par but everything else was beyond any expectations I had, even the cabbage medley. My wife ordered fried chicken and I nearly bit my lip trying it. It melted when my teeth touched it and it exploded with juice. It took awhile to get food but they were swamped and it was worth it. My father in law also said the bread pudding is great and bought a slice to take home. The disappointing fries are a reason to be more adventurous and try the other foods. This was the best Jamaican/Caribbean food I've ever had.

Just know your gonna wait 1-2 hrs for you food no matter how simple the meal is. Waitresses aren't…read moreattentive and once you get your first drink don't expect to be asked for another or to see the waiter again lol. But there's a lot of people coming I so maybe it's that good but just a heads up. Prices are a little high but it's the only Jamaican style Spot in the area so there's that. I'll leave another review to see if the food was worth it.

Found this spot at a local festival and had to give it a try. I mean who doesn't love bacon on a…read morestick. Big thick cut of bacon drizzled in a sweet sauce. So good!

Just had their mango habanero bacon at Ditmas park in Philly…read more Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelicious

I need to remember to take a picture of my Curry Chicken. As soon as I get home, I destroy it…read more Always welcoming staff and some good Curry Chicken. I hear the Jerk Chicken fried rice is good as well.

Love the oxtail and the jerk chicken at Larells. The portions are pretty big, so I feel like I get…read moremy money's worth. Service is a bit slow sometimes, but customer service is pretty good.

The service was outstanding! Family owned. Kind and attentive. We ordered a small jerk chicken…read moreand 2 curry chicken meals! Both were flavorful and packed! We will definitely be going back. Also, the bar! Grab a drink too.

I think Royal Maroon is one of if not the best Caribbean carryout in Baltimore! I normally get the…read morecurry chicken, dark meat. I like white meat fried chicken but the dark meat seems to be the juiciest when its curry! They always seem to give you a nice portion. Sometimes I can't wait to get home so I taste it in the car! LOL Coco bread is a must! Its so fresh and moist! I haven't tried anything else of the menu, one day I will!