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Jerk House
At this counter-service Caribbean spot in Harlem, something with jerk sauce on it should be your go-to order.
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Island Shack
If you need a place to meet a date or a few friends for a group dinner in Fort Greene, go to Island Shack and eat jerk chicken.
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Sally Roots
Sally Roots serves some good Caribbean/American food in a Bushwick space you’ll want to hang out in.
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A&A Bake and Doubles
A&A Bake And Doubles is a Trinidadian counter-service spot, and it’s a Bed-Stuy institution. Stop by for a roti and a couple of doubles.
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Jacob Restaurant
Jacob Restaurant is a buffet in Harlem where you can fill a styrofoam container with some very solid soul food and Caribbean food.
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Trinidad Golden Palace Restaurant
Trinidad Golden Place is a cash-only Trinidadian bakery in Crown Heights that makes incredible pastries, massive roti, and Chinese-American dishes.
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Allan’s Bakery
Allan’s Bakery is a third-generation cultural institution and Caribbean bakery in Flatbush with incredible currants rolls, hard dough bread, and more.
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Where To Eat Caribbean Food In Little Guyana
In this installment of Island Hopping for the best Caribbean food in NYC, we head to Queens, the roti capital of the city.
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The Best Caribbean Food In Crown Heights & Bed-Stuy
In this installment of Island Hopping for NYC’s best Caribbean food, Shelley Worrell, founder of I AM CARIBBEING, takes us to Crown Heights and Bed-St
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Jam'It Bistro
Jam’It Bistro in Red Hook serves delicious Jamaican beef patties and jerk chicken, along with other Caribbean staples.
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Zona De Cuba
This Caribbean rooftop spot in the South Bronx has live salsa, palm trees and chandeliers, and a booth made from the back of an old-school Chevy.
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Island Cz Cafe
If you want traditional Jamaican food in Crown Heights that transports you to Kingston or Ocho Rios, this is the spot.
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Culpepper’s
Culpepper’s is a casual spot for beach-inspired Caribbean classics in Crown Heights.
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The Soul Spot
The Soul Spot serves Southern and Caribbean food in a small counter-service space near Borough Hall in Brooklyn.
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Back Home Bakery
Back Home is a classic bakery in Little Caribbean that offers a healthy twist on currants rolls made with whole wheat.
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The Hills Restaurant
The Hills Lounge in Flatbush serves authentic Guyanese cuisine and with flavors heavily influenced by African, East Indian, and Chinese traditions.
