Nick N.
Yelp
This is the first Yelp review I've been compelled to write, due to the quality of food and service I experienced when visiting D Coal Pot, and my personal hope that a 5-star review like this can help a great new spot succeed. I've driven 30+ miles on four occasions now and I've never been disappointed. My fiancee, who is Trini, wholeheartedly approves so I know it really is good.
To start with the service, the manager is super friendly and a real fun guy - he's recognized us each time we have come back (sometimes a few months in between visits) and is always very personable. The rest of the staff was cool, too. Love the Soca they play as well. They seem to be very active with the Caribbean community in the greater Boston area, which is always nice.
As for the food, definitely the best Trini food in New England. I've been to other restaurants in the area (Ali's Roti, Singh's) but this is definitely quite a few notches above. The only superior Trini cuisine I've had in America was down in Lauderhill, Florida at Joy's. The doubles have great flavor, and when you ask for plenty pepper you get the right amount of heat. I found these much better than Singh's and a little bit better than Ali's. The goat roti and pumpkin is phenomenal as well. The owner let me try some desserts as well (which I had never seen/heard of before). Not to mention the pahlourie is a great snack!! All goes down nice with a cold Ting or Solo soda to drink.
Overall, best Trini cuisine in New England. Great, great service. Highly recommend. If you have never tried Trini food, you will LOVE the taste (just brace yourself for the spice!) Can't beat the low prices, either, for a meal that will certainly fill you up. Also, bonus points for the outdoor decor (you'll see what I mean when you visit).
Please go try this place, you won't be disappointed!!