Tiny Mexican restaurant with limited seating, mainly focused on takeout and quick service. Atmosphere feels local and comfortable but can be bland and busy, with a somewhat surveilled vibe. Known for high-quality ingredients, best breakfast burritos, and exceptional tacos, often selling out quickly.
Burritos stand out as the main attraction for lunch, matching the quality of breakfast offerings. The spot suits quick lunches or takeout rather than sit-down meals.
Jerk chicken shows up in a taco that stands out for its really tasty flavor and gets high marks consistently. It pairs well with other dishes but shines on its own as a top choice.
Good to know
They no longer serve dinner, so plan your visit accordingly.
Breakfast burritos are available until sold out, especially on weekends.
Expect a line for breakfast burritos during peak hours.
Small restaurant blends Filipino and Jamaican cuisine with family-friendly, homey atmosphere. Clean space offers karaoke and a welcoming vibe. Menu features flavorful dishes like oxtail and halo-halo, reflecting cultural fusion.
Lunch offers pinakbet pansit and pork lumpia that fill you up. Meals provide great value for the price.
Jerk chicken offers a spicy but balanced flavor with scotch bonnets that pack a punch. Jerk chicken appears in various dishes like tacos and combos alongside curry chicken and oxtail.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large orders or events.
Jerk Chicken tacos are a special on Fridays.
Karaoke night happens every Friday evening.
Vintage Masonic Lodge repurposed into a stylish food hall with vibrant decor and communal seating. Atmosphere stays relaxing and modern with natural light and quiet upstairs study areas. Offers diverse food vendors, indoor and outdoor seating, plus events and an art gallery upstairs.
Convenient spot for lunch with a relaxed atmosphere. Offers a good setting to meet friends for coffee and a midday meal.
Plates come with large portions of jerk chicken that taste very good. The jerk chicken is famous for its flavor and pairs well with other Caribbean dishes like oxtails and curry chicken.
Good to know
Parking is available on the side streets and is free.
Expect limited seating during peak times, especially on weekends.
Blossom Market Hall hosts various events every weekend, check the schedule online.
Small restaurant with stylish decor and clean, modern space creates a welcoming atmosphere filled with old school reggae music and traditional Jamaican films. The vibe is relaxed and lively, with staff relatives and kids adding natural noise. Seating is comfortable and air conditioning keeps the environment pleasant.
Lunch offers a great deal with specials that make it easy to visit regularly. Staff encourage trying a few dishes before ordering, adding a friendly touch to the experience.
Dark meat jerk chicken has a voodoo magic flavor that stands out. It pairs well with jerk shrimp and sides like macaroni and cheese, all exceeding expectations.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash or Zelle for payments.
Expect higher prices for smaller portion sizes.
The lunch special offers a great deal for diners.
Jamaican restaurant offers authentic flavors with spicy jerk chicken and fall-off-the-bone oxtails that draw a loyal crowd. The space is quaint and minimal, filled with lively music and videos that create a homey vibe. Popular dishes often sell out early, reflecting its strong community appeal.
Brown stew chicken with rice and peas stands out as a hearty lunch option. Lunch bowls often include beef patty, festival bread, and banana pudding for a filling meal.
Smoky, spicy jerk chicken delivers authentic Jamaican flavor with tender, juicy meat. Large plates come packed with carefully seasoned sides and tender oxtails that complement the dish well.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but arriving early is advised due to high demand.
Expect limited seating, especially during peak hours.
The menu features a variety of Jamaican dishes, including meat, seafood, and vegetarian options.
Modern decor and intimate space set a neat, clean scene with lively Jamaican music creating a vibrant atmosphere. Friendly, welcoming energy fills the room, making it feel like a slice of Jamaica. The vibe balances great energy with casual conversation and background noise.
Lunch specials offer good value with options like the jerk chicken that stand out. Typical spending runs around $24 for a satisfying meal.
Rich and full flavored, the jerk chicken stands out with its deep, spicy taste. Options include jerk chicken wings and a lunch special that highlights this classic dish.
Good to know
They have a vegan option that is not seen at most places.
Expect higher prices for certain dishes, like $37 for 3.5 oxtails.
Parking may be limited if the shopping center gets busy.
Small, quaint family restaurant with large glass window showcasing fresh beignet preparation. Atmosphere is quiet and calm with jazz music creating a cozy, friendly vibe. Seating is limited, emphasizing an intimate and inviting experience.
Fresh, hot beignets and fried jerk chicken sandwiches stand out for lunch. The spot serves solid options for both breakfast and lunch sandwiches.
Fried jerk chicken shines in sandwiches, offering a flavorful punch with excellent ingredients. The JFC sandwich comes with a jerk chicken dipping sauce that complements the meal well.
Good to know
The card payment machine often malfunctions, so bring cash just in case.
Expect to pay around $80 for breakfast for four, including tip.
The place has plenty of seating, but some tables may be sticky.
Small take-out spot with Afrocentric vibe and Island soul food focus offers fresh seafood and Jamaican cuisine. Atmosphere feels authentic and mom-and-pop, attracting those who appreciate black-owned establishments. Food preparation takes about 15 minutes, making ordering ahead common.
Lunch features jerk chicken specials and a four-piece fish option with mostly boneless pieces. Take-out service supports busy weekday crowds and makes it a solid spot for quick meals.
Jerk chicken varies widely here, with some finding it memorable and enjoyable, especially in lunch specials, while others describe it as hard and old. Opinions on its quality are quite mixed.
Good to know
Pasadena Fish Market operates on a take-out only basis with no restrooms available.
It's best to order ahead as food takes around 15 minutes to prepare.
Lunch specials include four pieces of fish, usually without bones or fins.
Jamaican restaurant offers quaint, authentic atmosphere with roots reggae music setting a Caribbean vibe. Indoor space stays cool and clean for dining. Known for generous portions and a great selection of Jamaican dishes.
Daily lunch specials offer good value with perfectly cooked ribs featured on Fridays. Service is quick and efficient, making it a solid choice for a midday meal.
Jerk chicken offers a balanced spice level with great flavor that is both tasty and filling. It delivers an authentic Jamaican taste that stands out for its quality and richness.
Good to know
Daily lunch specials are available, with special menu items on Friday and Saturday.
Expect a wait for a table during peak hours, especially on weekends.
You can customize your meal by choosing your sides instead of preset options.
Jamaican restaurant offers a chill atmosphere with authentic jerk chicken and top-tier patties that stand out in the area. The vibe is relaxed and the food is often fresh, with some dishes praised for their spicy, tender flavors. It attracts those seeking genuine Jamaican tastes in a casual setting.
Lunch here offers big portions like the dark meat jerk plate that can serve two. The spot is a no frills pitstop with options like Jerk Chicken and Fried Chicken paired with Pineapple Ginger juice.
Jerk chicken comes falling off the bone and soaked in wonderfully spicy flavor. Both white and dark meat options are fresh, flavorful, and priced reasonably compared to other spots.
Good to know
Expect a 15-minute wait for orders during busy hours.
The restaurant is closed on Sundays.
Oxtail plates are priced at $31, which may be considered high.
Smoky aroma fills a small, casual space with outdoor bench seating and a few indoor picnic tables. Atmosphere feels like a friendly family barbecue, welcoming and relaxed. Crowds come mostly on weekends, drawn by slow-smoked meats and a cash-only policy.
Offers catering options suitable for group lunches and serves as a solid to-go lunch spot. Lunch prices can be on the higher side, with meals around $50.
Southwestern jerk chicken comes perfectly cooked with a generous portion and stays moist. It pairs well with sides like mac n cheese and red beans and rice.
Good to know
Coop's is open Friday to Sunday from 10 AM to 3 PM and accepts only cash.
You need to bring cash to pay at Coop's West Texas BBQ.
The potatoes sell out by 11 AM; arrive early to avoid missing out.
Jamaican restaurant offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere with warm hospitality that makes dining feel like home. The menu features authentic Caribbean flavors, especially in spicy jerk chicken and rich oxtail dishes. The interior is simple, focusing more on food and comfort than decor.
Fast service stands out during lunch with weekdays lunch specials available. Options include curry chicken, jerk chicken lunch combo, and mac & cheese.
Spicy jerk chicken stands out with bold flavors. The jerk chicken plate pairs well with ginger pineapple juice for a balanced taste.
Good to know
Lunch is not served between 12-2 pm on Juneteenth.
Ocho Rios Grill offers lunch specials only during the week.
The Jerk chicken dinner with three sides costs around $24 after taxes.