65 "Caribbean" Restaurants in New York.
Sally Roots serves some good Caribbean/American food in a Bushwick space you’ll want to hang out in.
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.
Peppa’s in Prospect Lefferts Gardens is a counter-service Caribbean spot about a block from the park.
Jacob Restaurant is a buffet in Harlem where you can fill a styrofoam container with some very solid soul food and Caribbean food.
Kingston is a casual Jamaican restaurant on 116th Street in Harlem with a fun bar and really good jerk chicken.
Trinidad Golden Place is a cash-only Trinidadian bakery in Crown Heights that makes incredible pastries, massive roti, and Chinese-American dishes.
Ital Kitchen is a vegan spot in Crown Heights where you can pretend you're vacationing in the French West Indies.
Mo’s Original is an affordable ramen spot in Prospect Lefferts Gardens with smoked jerk meats that will make you wish you had a smoker of your own.
Kokomo is a Caribbean restaurant in Williamsburg with great Happy Hour specials and a popular bottomless brunch on weekends.
Allan’s Bakery is a third-generation cultural institution and Caribbean bakery in Flatbush with incredible currants rolls, hard dough bread, and more.
Sol Sips is a vegan cafe with Caribbean breakfast and lunch options, as well as good juices and smoothies.
Jam’It Bistro in Red Hook serves delicious Jamaican beef patties and jerk chicken, along with other Caribbean staples.
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.
