In town for a soccer tournament, so i did my research of where i could eat "off the beaten path."…read moreMan, am i glad i did! Pulled up & they seemed closed so i was kinda bummed. Then, the owner(?) came out & we chatted. I was just super psyched that he was so genuine- he listed off what he had left. I settled on jerk pork, rice & peas, mac & cheese. He took off & came back with a 5lb to go container all bagged up!! $28. Ummm, ok. Here's $35 cash. Let's move on. Absolutely delicious!! I only upset i can't have another plate for lunch tomorrow! Don't walk- run or drive fast to get here for an awesome plate of food & positive vibes!

This is definitely the definition of hole in the wall, and I like that. I drove there, not knowing…read morewhere this spot was at and just followed my nose cause it's somewhat discrete. Ordered my plate, he went to the back, the guy came back in 4 mins with my food already bagged, ready for checkout. Hours of operation and selection is the only reason it's not a 5; I'm going back when my stomach says it's time.

A great local Jamaican restaurant in the area! There is 30-min parking in the back, or you can park…read moredirectly in front of the restaurant. Got to try jerk chicken, fried chicken, curry chicken, and also snapper fish. All very good! The only thing (that personally not used to) is that there is so much bone in everything! Definitely be careful when chewing your food! A fast casual place with some tables, but mostly as a takeout/delivery place. Easy to find! Give it a try!

We had been meaning to try this place out since it was announced and finally had a chance to try…read moreit. We have had Jamaican before, and this was quite well done. We had the: - Oxtail Plate - Curry Chicken Plate - Stew Chicken Plate - Beef Patty - Chicken Patty - Fried Chicken (Legs) Overall we really liked the food, the Oxtail was really well done as was the Stew Chicken Plate. I enjoyed the Curry chicken. The Patties weren't my favorite, but the Fried Chicken had a great flavor with a little spice. When you order here, make sure to ask for extra sauce on your rice and peas (Beans are replaced with traditional Pigeon Peas).

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

I've been here so many times and recommended this place to so many people. Every time I'm in the…read morearea, I make it a point to eat here.. It pains me to write this review but I hope it's seen by management and they address this issue. I had a friend visiting from another state (drove for 10 hours in snow and ice). I was excited to bring them here for brunch. I made a reservation online the day before just in case. We arrived at 10am and the doors were locked. The hours said they'd be open at 9am. Tried getting the staff's attention but it seemed like we were being ignored. I called the phone number several times. No one picked up even though I could see staff inside. I even tried sending them a message on social media but no response. We ended up going to the breakfast spot next door. When we were done, we walked past the restaurant and of course it was open then. Needless to say, this experience was super disappointing. Communication about updated hours or picking up the phone isn't too much to ask for. One bad experience isn't a dealbreaker but two will be. I hope management fixes this quickly.

Orchid Fusion in Dedham is always a vibe! Our server Zeek was absolutely amazing and went above and…read morebeyond and stepped in help us to the finish line. We're requesting you when we come back. I had the garlic fries and the pork plantain tacos yummie. The only consistent letdown? No sliced avocado , just guac... and still no pikliz! That extra kick would elevate so many of these dishes. I'm seriously tempted to BMOP (bring my own pikliz) next time. And to the chocolate loc'd bartender... THANK YOU from the whole krew! Not one of us had a drop of alcohol, but your existence alone was the real pour. Orchid, we love you, just tighten up the speed a bit (you discounted the meal) and you would have 5 stars and we would be golden. Keep shining !

We always make the drive from Quincy to Brockton just to get the jerk chicken. There are plenty of…read moreother options around us, but we love Flava!

Amazing delicious food, portions were large. Very friendly folks. Seating was plentiful with…read morebeautiful colors. You can feel the culture in there. Will be coming back real soon!

This place is the truth. It was my 1st time here while home for the 4th. I would say this is the…read morebest Jamaican restaurant I've been to in forever in either Mass or NC. I had the Roasted Snapper with rice and peas and cabbage. Simply delicious. The Haddock appetizer is the bomb but beware the escovish is extremely spicy hot. The rice and peas are as good as my Moms.

The food was delicious best Jamaican food I've had in a long time, the oxtails with cabbage and Mac…read more10/10. Jerk chicken and rice, spot on. Curry goat very good but the chili shrimp omg. When first waking in lady's at the take out counter had the worst attitude ever! For no reason . The waitress on the other hand was very sweet and attentive. The food was fresh. The ambiance was cool the place is massive. Other than slight attitude from a counter help everything else was a plus

We did not notice that we came in after their posted hours until after we left and we noticed the…read moresign on the way out.. They didn't say a thing about it and served us! They still had a full house when we arrived and we didn't keep them up for long. Still really great of them to be so kind and welcoming. My husband got the Jambalaya omelet and he loved it. It came with sweet plantains and coco bread and he enjoyed the whole plate. I got the chicken and waffles. The Waffle was brilliant. We'll come back some time when I feel like day drinking. I want Cremas! We had errands to run afterward on the day we went in, regrettably.

Good morning. I took my mother-in-law here today after church, and we were really looking forward…read moreto it based on the reviews we saw online and on TikTok. Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing from start to finish. When we first arrived, we noticed the chefs in the kitchen wearing bonnets, which came across as unprofessional and not what we expected given the reputation of the place. After being seated, we waited nearly 10 minutes without any service and had to flag someone down just to take our order. We ordered oxtails with eggs on cocoa bread with cheese, along with jerk chicken with French toast. When the food came out, the order was incorrect--they brought jerk chicken with waffles instead. My mother-in-law politely explained the mistake to the waitress (a middle-aged woman), but instead of fixing it right away, the waitress began going back and forth with her, insisting that waffles were what we ordered. I stepped in to clarify that we had definitely ordered French toast, but even after that, the situation wasn't handled properly. When the dish came back, it was still wrong, and the waitress had an attitude the entire time. While we were there, we also noticed that other customers didn't seem satisfied. Several plates around us looked barely touched. The man sitting next to us ordered the same oxtails with eggs on cocoa bread and cheese and didn't eat his meal at all before leaving, which raised even more concerns about the food quality. To make matters worse, as we were getting ready to leave, I tried to place a to-go order. At that point, the waitress was still going back and forth with my mother-in-law. She then took our plate and said she wasn't going to deal with this and refused to take our order altogether, which was extremely unprofessional and disrespectful. Overall, the service was rude, the order was mishandled, and the experience did not live up to the expectations set by the reviews. Between the long wait, poor communication, and lack of professionalism, I would not recommend coming here.

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. .