Just got some takeout from this local joint. Back where I'm from, there's a Jamaican restaurant in…read moretown as well, so I loved coming in here and seeing and smelling the different dishes. Quite a variety on hand that we don't have back home. Note: The accents are thick. If you have questions about what some of the foods are, good luck. But it's worth it. I was torn between jerk pork and stewed peas. With pig tails! and beef, that was the winner. I love how the server started to ladle in the rice and beans, and then stopped herself because they are so used to serving locals / Carribean natives, they are used to a certain homestyle way of serving things. No no, I made sure they served exactly the way they would make it for their own people. And grabbed some rum cake and sweet potato pudding (with raisins!) on the way out. How good are those? Well shut my mouth (if you get the reference). Brought it home, unpacked, demolished. What a delicious meal. I just got a medium and that was enough for my large appetite. A large would be for two people or to have leftovers for another day. The pig tails had bones so I had to pick those with my hands (whee!), and there were a couple of stewed white yams lurking in there as well. I also note that a majority of the building is a grocery store with all sorts of ethnic goods, if you want to try cooking for yourself or for a taste of the islands all the way up here on the Cape. I call this "cafe" a hidden local gem that deserves more attention from y'all.

Hit or miss .. def a little pricy for why you get sometimes $$$…read more I've had some great jerk chicken here ..tonight was dry /sitting out for a long time

Love this place. I usually get the jerk chicken. Seasoned really well, strong but not too much…read more Rice and beans are excellent - especially with a bit of the jerk sauce on them. Fried chicken is good, plantains - love them. Every once in a while they have these dumplings that are really delicious.

AFAICT, this was the only place with Jamaican food, so if you're in the mood, you should try it…read moreout. There were two guys ahead of us who seemed Jamaican (but note that we didn't ask...) and they pointed out the type of meat to us in the steam table. We had been consuming a lot of food so we split a Jerk Chicken plate which came with three pieces, rice, and cole slaw. This is a kiosk in a small food court with picnic tables nearby. Service was exactly what you would expect. Service and Ambience: weight: 3, 4/5 Food: weight: 1, 5/5 Our plate was $16. Value: weight: 1, 4/5

I went there for lunch and had a very delicious meal of curry chicken and rice. The chicken was…read moreextremely tender and not spicy. Great lunch portion! The ambiance outside was very mellow and relaxed. This food definitely hit the spot.

Loved this place once upon a time. Not open everyday and porridge was favorite but unavailable now.read more

They had little on the menu their "seasoned rice was bland…read moreas hell no oil or butter just rice water and adobo it was dry and nasty the oxtail was fatty as hell and not cleaned properly nor cooked and the potatoes sales was warm and runny and had no seasoning, about 20 min after eating a little bit because I was starving from driving almost two hours from Boston I vomited frim food poisoning!!! NEVER EVER again!! Yall do not know how to cook carribean food

OMG! I again went to Karibbean Lounge at 15 Charles Street in Hyannis. Thd curry goat was OFF THE…read moreCHAIN GOOD! I already told you about their DELICIOUS OXTAIL, STEW PEAS, FRY CHICKEN, STEAM SNAPPER, AND TRIPE, AND BEAN, not to mention ALL THE SOUPS. They offer soup of the day, which can be viewed at http://thekaribbeanlounge.com. As I said before, run don't walk for some of the BEST JAMAICAN FOOD, serviced by some of the NICEST people I've ever met,

I don't want to be here. The food does not look edible. The taste is just as bad…read more.. Either they need a new cook or review before serving.

Places like this seem often ignored by most New Bedford residents. Cafeteria style, some seating…read morebut more suited for take out imo. These types of restaurants have only gone up one dollar (in 10+!years!)for a huge take out meal ($6) that you'll get two meals out of. I love this place. Lately I've been grabbing the 4 dollar plate for lunch which is still a very generous portion that makes me very happy.

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!

I felt lucky to find this Caribbean restaurant in Falls River and never had Haitian food before.I…read morewas told all The Caribbean restaurants were in Boston. I ordered the fried pork and stew chicken with rice and peas and plantain. Both meals came with a side salad. The food was packaged well and arrived nice and hot. The portions of the food were very good for the price. Food was seasoned well and was authentic Caribbean cuisine.

The best oxtails i've ever had are from here and I've had homemade, Jamaican oxtails, but these…read moreoxtails... they're out of this world. I only wish there was an option for a larger portion of oxtails or extra on a plate because they're sooo delicious. The black rice always hits as well. So good! The pikliz is also great.

For the first time, we ate at Branches and we were pleasantly delighted. We arrived for a late…read morelunch/early dinner and were greeted and served by Ian, the owner. He took time to explain the menu and help us with our choices. The food was fresh, well prepared and delicious. My wife had the salmon special and I had the eggplant panini. Both meals were plentiful, served hot and delicious. The full menu has many different selections, which makes it hard to choose you meal. We definitely will return soon.

The shrimp was good, I took it to go so i probably didn't get the full tender and moistness of the…read moreshrimp since I didn't eat there, the oxtail dinner was very flavorful, the oxtail was super moist, and juicy, only think I will say is there was alittle too much pimento but other than that oxtail was definetly a 9 out of 10. The rice and peas was moist and nice, the plantain was nicely fried and sweet and ripe and the veggies was ok for me especially me being Jamaican trying my own culture food that I was brought up on. I would definetly recommend this place