Gorgeous space with outdoor rooftop seating and a live DJ blending older dance music with violin creates a nostalgic vibe. Energy shifts between indoor and outdoor areas, offering distinct atmospheres. The setting feels immaculate and draws a crowd seeking a stylish, lively experience.
Cornbread and BBQ toro stand out with rich flavors. Dishes like Hamachi, Shishito Peppers, Brisket Croquettes, and Crispy Potatoes offer a solid mix of American classics and bold tastes.
Rich, slow-braised oxtail pairs with chewy udon noodles soaking up an umami broth. The dish stands out as a unique menu highlight recommended by servers and worth ordering hungry.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5-7pm with house wine priced at $7.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added to all dining bills.
Expect high prices for drinks; Cokes cost $24 each.
Restaurant inside a gas station offers quiet, calm atmosphere with about six tables. Food features authentic Haitian dishes like tender oxtail, spiced fried chicken, and flavorful rice with plantains. Pricing is affordable, making it a well-respected local staple despite minimal ambiance.
Fried chicken comes fresh and hot, spiced and cooked to order. It pairs well with plantains and shares the menu with dishes like oxtail and griot.
Stewed oxtail comes tender and flavorful, with meat that falls off the bone. Seasoning hits just right, making it a standout dish alongside black rice.
Good to know
All meals come with rice and plantain, with options for white or brown rice.
The oxtail plate costs $28.24 if paid in cash.
The portion size is enough for two meals.
Small, cozy space with a laid-back, homey vibe and authentic Haitian atmosphere. Music and TV add to the warm, inviting energy, while casual seating supports a pick-up-and-go style. Known for affordable, genuine Haitian cuisine that feels like family from the first visit.
Creamy, flavorful mac and cheese stands out as a highlight. Chicken wings come in barbecue and mango habanero flavors, both delivering strong taste.
Oxtail here stands out for its tenderness and flavorful broth. The stew offers an authentic Haitian flavor that is herbaceous without feeling heavy.
Good to know
Parking is available on the grassy side and back of the restaurant.
Everything is cooked to order, so expect longer wait times.
Customers should call ahead if they wonโt have time to dine in.
Small dining area fills with warm, welcoming energy and lively Bluetooth music. Crowd enjoys family-friendly atmosphere and stylish, inviting decor. DIY sauce station adds a unique, interactive touch to the experience.
Chicken wings stand out with both garlic parmesan and buffalo flavors. The menu includes crab cakes, shrimp alfredo, and grilled salmon alfredo, showing a mix of classic American and seafood dishes.
Oxtails come tender and flavorful, falling off the bone with perfect seasoning. Portions are generous, often paired with fried rice for a satisfying meal.
Good to know
Happy hour prices are available daily from 4-6pm with discounted appetizers.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Takeout is recommended due to limited seating in the restaurant.
Vibrant interior with lush greenery and colorful murals creates an upscale yet welcoming atmosphere. Live music featuring saxophone and DJ sets adds a lively southern vibe. Outdoor spaces include a covered patio under a large tree and a rooftop with Caribbean influences.
Grits stand out with rich, creamy texture and deep flavor. The Amarys Jambalaya and Grits combines bold spices and balanced heat for a memorable taste.
Oxtails are very tender and packed with flavor. The BBQ oxtails melt in your mouth and stand out as a must-try alongside dishes like cornbread and macaroni and cheese.
Good to know
Happy hour runs until 7 p.m. daily with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get very packed.
Parking is available but can be challenging; arrive early to secure a spot.
Black cultural atmosphere blends with old-school soul food and a hole-in-the-wall feel. The vibe is comfortable and down-to-earth, like sitting at grandma's table with music and laughter filling the air. Most people order at the counter, creating a casual, no-frills dining experience.
Meatloaf stands out with its tender texture, perfect seasoning, and moistness topped with just the right amount of gravy. Mac and Cheese follows old-time recipes, and fried chicken comes well-prepared.
Oxtails come falling off the bone tender with a generous serving size. They pair well with collard greens and sides like fried okra and candied yams.
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Expect a short wait during busy weekends, especially on Sundays.
Servings are large enough for 2-3 meals, making it a good value.
Most menu items are available, but some may run out by late afternoon.
Food truck setup with well-lit lot and picnic tables offers an easygoing atmosphere. An organized beeper system lets people wait comfortably without standing in line. Menu features freshly made hot dogs with a variety of flavorful options.
Hot dogs here stand out with savory flavor and a good salty kick. The mac n cheese hot dog features Cajun seasoning that adds a unique twist. Sausages offer a solid alternative to the hot dogs.
Vegan oxtail offers a very flavorful and extremely spicy experience that stands out even for non-vegans.
Good to know
Parking is available on site for customers.
The establishment opens at 11:00 AM, but staff may arrive late.
Expect to wait until around 11:35 AM to place your order.
Outdoor seating includes ceiling fans and shade, creating a pleasant and relaxing environment despite warm temperatures. The space features well-spaced tables and a full bar, with cooking visible to diners. Atmosphere stays quiet and intimate, suitable for relaxed meals and conversation.
Shrimp and grits stand out with rich, balanced flavors. The jalapeรฑo cornbread offers a sweet, salty, and spicy kick. Cheeseburgers come juicy and flavorful, while the key lime pie tastes better than versions from the Keys.
Spicy oxtail braise stands out with its tender meat that falls off the bone. It often comes served over mashed potatoes and is a main staple that changes nightly.
Good to know
The parking lot is behind the restaurant.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with $4 drafts and BOGO sandwiches.
Blue Collar offers a Miami Spice menu for $45, including an appetizer, main course, dessert, and drink.
Small, airy and bright space with a modern look and friendly atmosphere. The vibe feels welcoming and clean, attracting people who appreciate Caribbean cuisine. Popular spot that often requires arriving early due to steady demand.
Mac and cheese with oxtail gravy stands out with rich flavor. The menu also features fried chicken and oxtail with rice and peas.
Braised oxtail comes with generous portions and ample gravy. It pairs well with rice and peas and sometimes appears as a rich gravy over mac and cheese.
Good to know
You should arrive early due to its popularity.
The restaurant lacks dine-in seating.
The restaurant is mostly set up for takeout orders.
Caribbean restaurant with authentic Jamaican food and a cozy dine-in area tucked at the back. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting with well-thought-out decor and lively music. Service is fast and friendly, creating a vibrant yet comfortable environment.
Jerk Mac and Cheese features a hearty texture with a spicy kick and includes chicken mixed in, though the menu does not specify the chicken content.
Oxtail comes in big pieces with a great portion size. The JRK oxtail bowl pairs it with dirty rice, pineapple plantains, roasted cauliflower, and corn for a full meal.
Good to know
Expect a lively atmosphere as it transforms into a club after 6:30pm from Tuesday to Saturday.
Happy hour is popular on Friday nights, attracting a crowd.
The jerk chicken tray is priced reasonably at $16.
Neighborhood spot with pimento smoke aroma and a cozy, family-friendly vibe. Separate bar and lounge area with three TVs and a small stage create a relaxed setting. Regulars enjoy authentic Jamaican flavors and generous portions in a welcoming atmosphere.
Fried chicken stands out with crispy texture and pairs well with mac and cheese that has good flavor but no cheese crust. Jerk chicken and brown stew chicken offer spicy, savory options alongside sides like plantains and fries.
Oxtail comes with butterbeans, a rare find in Jamaican spots. The meat is tender and well seasoned, served with a delicious gravy and rice and peas that complement it perfectly.
Good to know
Parking is plentiful and free in the surrounding area.
The restaurant has a separate take-out entrance for convenience.
Prices are reasonable, with generous portion sizes for the cost.
Outdoor and indoor seating create a laid-back vibe with a modern decor appealing to a younger crowd. Music features a live DJ playing an energetic Afro-Caribbean mix that keeps the atmosphere lively. The space offers authentic Jamaican food with standout dishes like jerk ribs and oxtails.
Mac and cheese stands out as a popular dish alongside jerk chicken and fried chicken. Other notable items include jerk pork, shrimp and grits, cabbage, rice and peas, and guava wings.
Oxtails come out tender and packed with flavor. Dishes like oxtail pasta and oxtail with rice and peas stand out for their rich taste and texture.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted cocktails and appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Weekend brunch features a buffet option, which is rare post-COVID.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups to avoid long wait times.
Small restaurant with a memory mural reflecting family dedication creates a chill ambience and good energy. It operates as an in-and-out spot with a welcoming vibe. Known for soul food specialties like turkey wings and seafood rice, it offers a clean and orderly setting.
Creamy mac and cheese stands out alongside seasoned pork chops, cabbage, and cornbread. Fresh fried chicken and tasty wings also feature on the menu.
Oxtails come with a salty soy sauce seasoning and lack tenderness. They do not pair well when placed on top of seafood rice.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9 PM.
Expect common issues with cornbread and seafood rice availability.
Our order cost $36, making it an affordable option.