Eating Tree

Ohkay so I ate here for the first time today and I don’t know why some people say it’s bland .. id say its a different type of carribean cooking maybe belize or dominica carribean island but its still good . A more healthier choice . Less sodium 🧂. And most importantly NO SUGAR IN The OXTAIL OR RICE !!!! Because really and truly most so called Jamaican restaurant here in America love to put sugar in everything which makes it non authentic.

the food here is DISGUSTING . The chicken had NO seasoning and tasted very bland - the texture of the skin was soggy like it was boiled and just threw on a plate .Then to top it off the chicken was visibly pink inside . DONT waste your money

11/17/25… I stopped at this eatery for a quick bite. I almost changed my mind, but I went in anyway. I ordered the oxtail with rice and peas. To my surprise, the lady rang me up and said $25 and change, I even had to ask her again to be sure. The food was greasy, tasted like leftovers, and was completely bland. The atmosphere was uninviting, and the oxtail was overcooked. Avoid this place, it’s a daytime robbery.

6/27/25 stopped in for a quick grab-n-go lunch. Chicken patty $4 and Mac n cheese $4.75. Both really good! 6/9/23 Still the best meal in the BX! Always good and fresh food made for you :)

My name is Anthony Pierre, i was so satisfied when i got home and ate this amazing, soulful food. Better than Golden Crust, etc. Thank you to all the beautiful sisters & brothers there providing 100% A+ service!

I ordered oxtails white rice plantains and fried dumplings. My oxtails was very bland ! Only thing about them was they were soft it had no type of flavor to it not even a bit spiciness !! I was disappointed with that I tried to enjoy my whole meal and only took two bites I don’t see how they can even have the Jamaican flag on their establishment . I was serviced by a older man probably in his 60s who had a attitude every time I asked a question I felt like he was rushing me to order my meal and he also did the same to the person behind me .My fried dumplings were ok nothing special here at all I suggest you save your money and try another restaurant with FLAVOR definitely not here.

I just recently found out about the Feeding Tree and I am glad I did... better late than never. Let me start of by saying that the food is amazing here and so are the drinks. Last time I ordered the jerk chicken lunch special with rice and peas and they threw in a free piece of corn bread. Im not used to that at caribbean restaurants but it was a good combo with my food. The ginger fruit punch is absolutely tasty! My girlfriend and I shared one and finished it in about 2 minutes. We went back for a refill before leaving the street the restaurant is on haha. Some things I'm not too fond of are the small patties. They are really delicious but I finish them in about 5 bites so I would like if they made them bigger especially for the $2.25 price tag. Whenever I go here, the meat sections look empty and it throws me off, but they get so much business that the food is constantly getting depleted. Lastly, when you order a size up, you're supposed to get more of everything, but they gave me 3 pieces of meat with the lunch special and the medium... Other than that, this spot is the go to for a delicious Caribbean meal.

The food really good! Everything! My partner and I love to come here for chicken patties, its deliciously made. We also love the jerk chicken and rice peas ya know. Also, make sure you give our favorite drink from here a try! Which is ginger fruit punch, we go back for seconds all the time. They also give you free cornbread (which is so good too) with your meal.

Food and service were great and quick! Friendly staff that recommended menu items and were patient since it was our first time since their remodel. I came in 2015 and they use to have a larger space next door but they minimized since then. Interior was clean, bright and colorful with a beautiful Jamaican inspired painted wall. You can dine inside on a high top, outside in a parklet or take it to go. They are really fast and will get you in and out. We got 4 plates and they did not miss. And make sure you get their orange juice drink - it blew my mind!!! Food was excellent, and will be back.

Great spot next to a bar I went to prior to a Yankees game so I decided to pick up dinner afterwards to take home. I had the oxtail platter with rice and peas, cabbage and plantains and a side of mac & cheese. The portion was good for pricing however I understand given the current market. It all tasted really good and I would return.

I found the food here to be pretty good. I don't know what happened to my regular place I normally come to visit but I found this one to be close and I really wanted some oxtails and they delivered. The guy that made my order was very nice and patient with me because I really didn't know what to try and I was on a budget and they didn't have signs of prices anywhere. I ask about the oxtails and they seem about the same price as others, glad I went with them because they were really good. I would make another visit here if my regular has closed down and I would hope they didn't but this place is a good replacement. Check them out.

The food used to be very good, but they change the name and the quality went down from there. When you're asking for certain products, they have an attitude in the food taste like it's been sitting there all day probably was. They stop serving cornbread we did not let the customers know. The staff act as if they don't want to deal with the customers, but yet the prices went up. It ain't what it used to be.

For some reason the finesse and flavor the food had as lost its consistency I'm not sure if you guys changed the cook but bring that old thing back please, also the sorrel and the fruit punch don't test the same at all, it's lacking in strength but two months ago it was on point. Over all when you guys on point everything is good.....

No... no no no no no ... I was misled . This is not a Caribbean restaurant .. they are giving American would like to be Jamaican .. As a Jamaican , I can say please don't expect the soup, stew chicken, or rice and pease to taste how you normally expect it. This may be good to others but this is very mid leading. The soup was very watery. Caribbean soup is usually a lot thicker .. I'm just sad honestly ... Cornbread is American but nice to have it it was good. But it isn't

There once was an eating tree on nostrands and Lincoln in Brooklyn. Ohh how I loved that place. They served some of the best oxtails I ever had. Big pots always on the stove cooking Mac and cheese always cheesy and bubbling. But then they closed and I was sad I missed the eating tree so bad. But then they opened another one on Fulton street in Brooklyn it wasn't as good as nostrand but it was close enough. Then I moved from Brooklyn so no more eating tree for me. Now I'm in the Bronx and I have eaten at this tree more then once. Where as no eating tree to me is comparable to nostrand ave this spot is def not bad and worth it too.

Went to a Yankees game and ended up having some of the best Jamaican food ever at the Eating Tree! The owner, Phil, is terrific and so gracious and hospitable. His Jamaican jerk chicken is incredibly delicious and the curry shrimp is amazing. I highly recommend stopping here for some awesome Caribbean flavors and vibe. It's simple and delicious and kind and positive. 5 stars!!! And cannot wait to go back.

THIS FOOD WAS AMAZING. the employees were so nice and the side options are amazing. I had some shrimp, beans and rice, and Mac and cheese. Seriously so flavorful and VERY FILLING. big portions for sure.

Thank you Eating Tree for your loyalty and the great service you provide me every time I order from you keep up the good work

I ordered the stew chicken roti and that was a biggggg no! It was dryyyyy as ever i honestly couldn't even break up the roti so I didn't get to taste it I just tossed it unfortunately

The food is pretty good and delicious here. Came for their lunch special and was very satisfied. I had the jerk chicken with rice and peas. Both the rice and chicken were delicious and well seasoned. The portions are plentiful and fulfilling both the lunch special or the regular sizes.

Amazing Jamaican food; we went back for seconds! The owner, Phil, is very kind and attentive. Highly recommended!

Oxtail x rice x steamed veges x plantains = $13 Very generous portion and awesome service for a take out environment. Not to mention, delicious. Asked to taste the jerked chicken and a huge piece was sampled. Very kind. I will definitely be back for the jerked chicken. So. Good. Mac and cheese also !

Pleased !!!! Came here with my boyfriend while we were in town after a Yankee's Game and this food hit the spot. Service was friendly, prices were good and the food was exceptional ! While this is not a place to dine in for decor/atmosphere, if you're hungry for Caribbean take out or a quick meal this is the place to go. We'd come back.

Pretty good! Used their delivery option via GrubHub. The food arrived EARLY! I didn't know that was a thing. We ordered the curried chicken dinner (large) and was able to feed two people. The chicken was flavorful. Yams were amazing. The plantains were a little drier than I'm used to, but were still really good. My favorite part was the spinach patty. Soooo yummy. Would order here again. The only thing that disappointed me was that there was no option to order drinks from the delivery menu, so we ended up having to leave the house anyway.

Great Jamaican food in a no-frills atmosphere. The food is served from a steam table so it comes out fast - good if you are here for court, which I am. I had the lunch special goat curry with rice n peas and steamed cabbage as sides for $7.35. The goat curry was great and to bones were large enough to mostly pick out - I hate when they are shattered and potentially lurking in each bite. The goat was great; super tender, moist and flavorful. N.B. the lunch portion isn't huge so if you are hungry try the medium. There are a few tables for dining in, which I did, but most guests were carrying out. The also serve cod with various sides for breakfast - next time!

Very good & tasty food for Caribbean take out. The have lunch specials which is a plus. Their prices are reasonable & the staff is efficient & friendly. My fav is curry chicken & vegetables.

Eating tree is a great place to eat. The people that serve you are professional and courtesy. You will enjoy your stay whether you eat in side or outside.

Came here after a Yankees game and was all for local Jamaican food. Found it through my friends at Yelp and it was definitely a hit! Feeding tree is one of those pick what you want and jumble it all together places, but I'm not complaining! Got me the oxtail platter, super filling and so full of flavor. Almost took one to go, but it was just too much carbs for me and I really need to be healthy. I love a good spot where all the locals will go and you can tell that it is a hit. A bunch of young groups, family after Church, all getting their grub here. Entrees are super filling and it only cost me about 13 bucks! You really can't beat that!

I've been hearing good things about this place for years since when it was known as Feeding Tree. Either it was heavily hyped or things changed quite a bit. I came hungry one evening with my fiancé (who happens to be West Indian) and was excited to get what I thought would be some good jerk chicken. The first clue that something wasn't right should have been when my order came to $28 for a large order of jerk chicken and two cans of Diet Coke. When the cashier told me the cost, I must have seemed stunned, and asked, "How much??" I shouldn't have paid and should have just cancelled the order, but by then I was starving. The cashier explained that they charged per pound ($12/lb.) and it was 2 lbs. Already feeling cheated, I came to discover that the "jerk" chicken was...barbecued, burnt chicken with sauce that they passed off as jerk that we figured out was likely a mixture of ketchup, vinegar, and pepper. I've had good jerk, great jerk even, and I've also had much better chicken for much less. After finishing my $28 meal, I not only felt cheated, but I felt angry. If you haven't had the pleasure of having eaten good jerk chicken or pork, you can do so and a large order should cost you around $14, nearly half as much as this mediocre meal. Some places try to cut corners by purposefully burning the chicken and pouring cheap hot sauce over it, then passing it off as "jerk." Verdict: if I want good jerk, I'll go to Gun Hill or Flatbush Ave. or eat my friend's amazing jerk pork. Eating Tree is trash food by people who try to rip you off. Bonus: one of the employees chased this guy outside to yell at him because of the trash he left on the table. One problem: he didn't leave the trash there and it was there way before him. So not only are they con artists with bad food, they also have no customer service.

This place was awesome Jamaican food. Absolutely loved it. Got the lunch special with rice, yams, plantains and jerk chicken. Would highly recommend and will come back again

Wow, Eating Tree was actually superb. The vibe is chill, friendly and authentic. I had a Curry Chicken Roti, that my friend also tried and also liked. It was outstanding. Staff is super friendly and will help you with anything. Definitely recommend this place!

Like most Yankee foodies probably do, I went here with the family pregame to grab a bite that wouldn't cost us $200 that it would cost to buy food inside the stadium. We started off with some beef patties and while the crust was a bit too overcooked for my liking, the filling was super fresh and much better then anything you would get at a Golden Krust or in the frozen food section of any supermarket. For mains we kept it pretty simple with 2 of us ordering the Curried Shrimp and the other 1 ordering the Jerk Shrimp. For the curry shrimp, the shrimp themselves were relativity big and cooked perfectly so you had a nice little plump bite every time you sunk your teeth into one of those morsels. The sauce itself had a very much West Indian curry vibe going on without the heat that you think of when you hear the word "curry". The red rice that went along with shrimp was flavorful and not overdone and provided a great conduit to soak up the curry sauce in. Though the dish came with a side of braised cabbage, it didn't really do much for me other then provide a nice contrast in texture from the rest of the meal and serve as a filler to help top off the stomach. In addition to the shrimp, I ordered a side of fried plantains that hands down were the best I have ever had. These plantains run a touch on the sweet and mushy side (my favorite way to eat plantains) so don't come in expecting a crispy bite that some other places might provide. To top off our Jamaican feast, is there any choice other then Red Stripe? Though $6 a bottle might seem a bit steep 1. You are next to Yankee Stadium and 2. It costs $15 dollars inside so drink up for cheap while you can.

I ordered my food using uber eats. I had never eaten at this location prior. I ordered the appetizer platter which included 3 jerk shrimp 3 pieces of jerk chicken and 3 cod fish cakes, and a side order of cabbage. The jerk chicken and shrimp was pretty tasty, the cod fish cakes wasnt good. It was very dough like and no taste of cod fish. The cabbage had no taste very bland. Maybe my experience would have been better if I came into the store. But my delivery left more to be desired.

I was coming here with a group before we headed to the Bronx Museum. I was the first one to arrive or so I thought. Some of my group was already inside but I didn't notice since I only saw one entrance but there were two. After a quick glance of the few menus on the table ( not enough for the whole group) I knew what I wanted so when a waitress came by with more menus I told her it was unnecessary since I knew what I wanted. The waitress started to take our orders but had to leave midway. After a few minutes she came back for our orders. I ordered the brown stewed chicken with peas and rice and cabbage. I grew up eating Caribbean and West Indian food and East Indian food too so I am familiar with these flavors. Our food came out within 20 minutes. The chicken was cut up country style Caribbean which means it was not cut up in the standard 8 pieces many Caucasian Americans know. The rice was nice and fluffy. The cabbage surprisingly cooked with peas and carrots. The chicken was tender and what I know as brown stew chicken. It was flavored with lots of spices but not hot. After a few bites, I was craving hot sauce. I asked the waitress. She thankfully gave me a bottle of some Caribbean hot sauce. I asked if any of my fellow diners ( all East Asian and Pacific Islander people) if they would like and got no response. The meal was great, service was great.

Hands down my favorite Jamaican restaurant. I usually come here before a Yankee game and am never disappointed. It's a mere two blocks from the stadium with authentic Jamaican fare. It's a no frills place which I love (and usually means the food is authentic!). Service is always friendly too. I've been with friends that haven't tried Jamaican food before or who aren't big fans who absolutely love the food here. What better way to enjoy the game than with great food and cheaper beer than the stadium? I've never had anything I didn't enjoy but I typically order the jerk shrimp wrap or meal. Comes with beans and rice with plantains. If you're in the area, definitely make a point to come here. You will not be disappointed.

Eating lunch at this restaurant was the best part of jury duty! I came three days in a row and enjoyed each of those lunches -- although some entrees were far better than others. I always had the lunch special with a type of meat entree + rice/peas + stewed cabbage. I heartily recommend the oxtail (fall-off-the-bone delicious, to the point where it'll haunt me in my dreams) and the goat curry (also very tasty), although I'd recommend skipping the pepper beef (so strangely bland I couldn't taste any spices at all, let alone pepper). Overall, this is a great place to get lunch -- very affordable, homey, and clean, with very nice employees. (One gave me a free piece of corn-bread after I kept asking for an order of corn-bread several days without being served, since it wasn't made yet). I would definitely recommend a visit! Only major issue... this place has NO bathroom for customers, so if you need one, you must go elsewhere!

Overall this place has gotten better recently. The quality of the food has gone up and they've provided more oxtail in their dish which makes it seem more fair vs years ago. They've also been good about following notes.

Two stars for the portions. But no flavor at all with the jerk chicken. I could taste the nasty uncleaned chicken. Made me want to vomit. The vegetables were under cooked, honestly just thinking of it makes me unhappy. I haven't tried the other dishes... but I'm still surprised the jerk chicken tastes like as if there was no jerk seasoning. It tasted like regular stew chicken... that was baked to give it a darker look. I won't get food from here anymore.

My party and I got here around 4pm and it was somewhat empty because we missed the lunch crowd and it wasn't late enough for the after work crowd. There was a bunch of empty seats but they still took some time to sit us.... i don't understand but whatever. When we first got to our seats, the waiter informed us that the bread wasn't ready yet... it was relatively empty in the restaurant, the bread should have been ready in my opinion. Our food took a while to come out, but one person ordered steak at our table so maybe that was the reason. The food was mediocre at best, but I didn't like what I ordered at all. I also ordered a piece of cheesecake and it was pretty good but not phenomenal. The food here is so-so and theres a lot of room for improvement, not only in this location but in all of them in general.

Great spot for a meal before a Yankees game! Literally right around the corner from the stadium yet somehow the Feeding Tree is out of all the chaos - it's a no-frills, quiet spot to eat on a shady side street. We were seated quickly. Service was friendly, prices are inexpensive, and I wanted everything on the menu. We started with a spicy beef patty and then we ordered the goat curry and the jerk chicken. Both meats were tender and delicious, served with huge piles of rice and cabbage. In and out in about 45 minutes, right in time for some baseball!

I love the name! Feeding Tree is a wonderful little Jamaican restaurant right around the corner from Yankee Stadium. While it's not the best Jamaican/Caribbean food I've had in town, I certainly don't have anything bad to say about it. Your usual Jamaican dishes from jerk chicken to beef stew are present, and you have the option of small, medium, or large bowls. For lunch, medium should be more than adequate, and large is better for dinner. Small would be more fitting for a snack or for kids. The meat, rice, and plantain are indeed very tasty, but unfortunately, I wish they would give a slightly larger portion of meat, with less rice. Oh, and the cornbread is pretty darn good, as expected. You can tell upon initial entry that Feeding Tree has been around for awhile, with its well worn signage, tables, and counters, and above all, the CRT TV with quite a bit of mileage on it. All of this lends to the character of the place, and should not negatively impact your experience in any way. Surprisingly, the single unisex restroom is extremely tidy. The staff is also polite and welcoming, but not overly chatty. There was no game going on when I last visited Feeding Tree, so it was relatively slow around 6pm, but I could imagine it being packed to the gills when the Yankees are in town. It is certainly a great option in the area if you are not too keen on getting ripped off by stadium food.

I ordered delivery through Uber eats and was delivered an incorrect order and a sloppy plate. I ordered a combination of oxtail and curry goat with steamed cabbage and mac and cheese. I only received oxtail, mac and cheese, and no cabbage but instead given rice and peas which took up half of the container. In addition, the Ox tail was mediocre and the portions were smaller than average. The absurd amount of rice provided on my plate was given simply to take up space due to the small portion of oxtail provided. I will never order from this place again. They are very unorganized, unprofessional, and customer service is not great at all.

The oxtail here is tragic. I understand that with inflation restaurants feel the need to raise their prices, but $22 for a "medium" oxtail (I got maybe 5 pieces of oxtail) that is not tender and a small portion of gravy is unacceptable. I'll give this place 2 stars because I try to support Caribbean eateries, but they need to go back and tweak their oxtail recipe. I hope the other food they serve is better but I won't be back.

oxtail x peas & rice x cabbage ( mine ) w/ a side leg of jerk chicken bbq chicken x peas & rice x cabbage ( bae ) 2 snapples yummmmmmmm about to go home & try it will update review omg toya the cashier was the bombbbb she is super sweet & made sure she answered alll our questions !!! even let us try the sause for the bbq chicken which was soooo good !!!

I ordered twice through uber eats. The jerk chicken with rice and peas was just okay. I tried them a second time the roti was the driest and bland roti I ever had. The curry chicken was packed quote sloppy in the container and it just looked like slop. Fish cakes might as well been made of cardboard -could not even bite all the way down to chew they were so hard. It was the most disgusting takeout food I've ever ordered. I definitely do not reccommend. Really surprised about the stark contrast of my experiences compared to the good reviews.

The food really good! Everything! My partner and I love to come here for chicken patties, its deliciously made. We also love the jerk chicken and rice peas ya know. Also, make sure you give our favorite drink from here a try! Which is ginger fruit punch, we go back for seconds all the time. They also give you free cornbread (which is so good too) with your meal.

On a recent stint in summer jury duty, I had the pick of the litter in terms of lunchtime nourishment: pizza, mcdonald's and burger king. Great. I thought it would be a novel idea to hit a bar for a few drinks so I took a walk around. Much to my chagrin, I saw pinstriped jerseys everywhere. It was gameday. No such luck. I searched and found the Feeding Tree. At first glance, there are two sides (with separate entrances): the left is the takeout section and the right is the restaurant. I ordered an oxtail meal and a Red Stripe on the take out side, but walked over to the restaurant. No one else was present and it was a sauna. My oxtail meal came with rice, vegetables and sweet plantains. I found it to be delicious. One problem I noticed was that there were 3 cooks and one waitress/cashier. There were a lot of take out orders so I had to wait a bit to get my check or any service beyond the initial food offering (no follow ups to see if everything was alright). The second problem: It was a hot day and I ate in a hot restaurant (even though claimed to turn on AC). I would return for their oxtail. Why go to a Golden Krust, when you have the Feeding Tree? IFHTP 1

The Feeding Tree is precisely the type enterprise this Yankee Stadium area neighborhood needs: A place with local color, decent pricing, and lovingly prepared ethnic cuisine. You can dine inside, or, do as most customers and order some takeout. (The lunch specials are available M-F from 11a.m.-2p.m. and cost $5.00 + tax and come with a free lemonade. The curry goat lunch special costs .50cents extra.) You get a hearty portion with the lunch special, but they also offer small and large sizes which are also generous. Menu items include brown stewed chicken, curry chicken, jerk chicken, ackee, curry goat, oxtails, tripe and rotis. You should anticipate long lines at lunchtime, though you can usually walk right into the dining area if you wish to order in. I call my order in 10 minutes ahead of time. Eat-in diners may use credit cards, but the takeout operation is strictly cash only. They also serve breakfast, though I've never tried it. I could give this place a 4 star rating on their dishes alone, but at this time the restaurant still has a B rating. The new rating and inspection are pending. Hurry up, NYC! Philip Salmon, a Jamaican emigre, owns the place and has been doing a wonderful job all in all. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Now this is a classic Bronx eatery. Its small, only a few people run it, but the food is awesome. I came here because I went to the Yankee game on saturday (did you see that shot to the Cleveland pitcher's head?! btw way to go Sabathia), and didn't feel like paying $10 for a $4 hamburger. I got medium-sized order of jerk chicken, and it took awhile to get anything although I saw the kitchen working, so it was obviously made fresh. I got a fair size container stuffed with food, including riceand beans, some veggies, and also some cornbread on the side. However, they gave me oxtails. Now I'm not an expert on jamaican food, but I can tell an oxtail from a piece of chicken. I wanted something spicy, so I gave it back--but not after trying a bite. It was really tender and flavorful, but again just not what I order. I dug into my chicken as soon as I got it, as I was running a bit late at this point. I got a few breast pieces as well as a wing. It could've been a bit more spicy, but it was juicy and very flavorful. The veggies were a perfect complement, as they were sweet and cooling. The rice and beans were good as well, the cornbread was good but not the best (I'm very critical of cornbread), but the best part was that this was a very sizable meal that kept me full until the end of the day--no easy task. If you're going to a Yankees game, do youself a favor and come early so you can get some reasonably priced food here. The staff is very friendly as are the patrons; one couple even started singing that song "have I told you lately that I love you" in front of the whole place when it came on the radio. I wouldn't classify this as a can't miss necessarily, but its definitely solid, soulful home cooking.

Great food, great price! The man that worked behind the counter was very nice and explained everything as we had never been there before. I got the coconut rice, steamed veggies and curry chicken. It was incredible. My fiancé got the jerk chicken that had amazing flavor and was on the spicy side which he did explain before we got it. The chicken patty was incredible as well! GREAT FOOD FOR THE PRICE!!!!

Working in the Bronx doesn't provide one with much good food options. Specially if you're a foodie. This West Indian place has been my saving grace. Their curried goat is excellent! As is their jerk chicken. But my favorite is the oxtail. Every time I go there to get lunch I go with the intention of trying their other dishes, ones with fish, liver, okra.. But then inevitably I succumb to my craving for oxtail. Serve that with rice and beans, some plantain and lots of gravy and I'm very happy.

Super delish!!!! I would definitely go back when in the area!!! Oxtail was super yum, only have medium and large size, jerk chicken had a nice kick of spice to it, YUMMY! I wanted to try the goat curry but there were only two of us on a foodie trip so can't eat too much at each place. Definitely kept our bellies warm on a super cold winter day, for us Bay Area folk. It is right up the street from Yankee stadium if goin for tour. There were other spots to eat but thought this place would hit the spot. One bad thing, even if lock door for bathroom they can still buzz someone in, so make sure u let someone know when u go in and leave.

Since Flavas was closed today I decided to try this restaurant. I I got the Stew Chicken with Rice & Peas, Cabbage and A double order of Mac & Cheese (I was sharing with my brother). He got the Fried Chicken with the same sides. Next time I'll wait until the next day. I got a tablespoon of cabbage, enough rice for 3 people definitely not enough Mac & cheese for one person, and the food was not that great!! Won't be going there again!

I've eaten a lot of delicious Caribbean food in the past... But not from this place, sadly. The mac and cheese is below-average, the candied yams are not candied at all, and the jerk salmon had very little flavor. I might have given it three stars except the customer service was pretty awful too. Lots of potential for making solidly "meh" food "amazing" with just a few tweaks...

Got the jerk chicken lunch special. Came with a fried plantain. Rice with beans. a cabbage salad, piece of corn bread, a lemonade, and of course chiken. All this for a mere 5.42 after tax. This is a great lunch deal and despite the small container it is packed and very heavy satisfying lunch. The chicken itself was very dry and could have used more gravy with it. But over all it was a very enjoyable meal. I would defiantly go back here and ask for extra gravy next time.

I took a chance and decided to order the pepper steak meal through ubereats. Literally 30 minutes after placing my order I get a phone call stating that there was no more pepper steak. I was alil annoyed that the RUDE worker waited so long to tell me this but anyway I ended up getting the oxtails, mac n cheese with yams. The food defiantly lacked flavored. I highly doubt I would order from here again based on a customer service and most importantly the food

This restaurant never opens on time. with the mediocre food and the horrible customer service . This place can't get any lower. The sad part is it's one of two Caribbean restaurant by Yankee Stadium. The owner can't have a hand in his business because hours of operation is 9 AM . you come to the restaurant at 9:05,915. They don't even have food available and the gate is half up half down.If a restaurant is projected to open up at 9 AM. The food should be done when you get there. Don't waste your time with this place. Go to flavors international . Eating tree is a joke.