Freeyah-Knycky C.
Yelp
The food here was very good...
I don't like saying this part but it's the truth, Island Burger runs on Island time.
My friend brough me here because (poor child ) I was supposed to get impressed with Trini (style) food.
Two points to consider when you're this thoughtful :
1. No one can make TRINI food like a real TRINI COOK can.
2. I'm here in this nation to appreciate other cultures, I get enough of my own whenever I want.
The thought was still sweet.
It's a small space on Utica off Church Ave. The food is cooked to order so it my make sense to call ahead.
We paid $9.50 each for two meals. One beef rib and the other baby back. They both came with a side. They offer the usual sides such as potato, macaroni, fresh salad etc. I think that price was pretty decent, considering we got enough food to feed an army or two AND the food tasted sooooo good! It didn't taste like Trini food but was really tasty all the same.
The service wasn't 100%, it wasn't even a close 65% and they operate with the attitude that "we food good so people go come an' buy regardless ah if we service good or bad" typed with a Trini vernacular pardon me.
Apparently their borderline arrogance works because they seem to be doing good business.
And I hang my head when I say If I'm in the area I'll purchase from them again. Like I said the food was tasty! I also like that I can see my food being prepared. I won't go out of my way to come here though. And I'll keep looking for alternatives if I'm around this side of town.
But still Island Burger, tasty food and lackluster service is like a good looking, fit body dumb arse man. Only good for a hookup. No meaningful relationship wanted with him/ them. Plus Island Burger? what about the folks who have been completely turned off and away and aren't even interested in the occasional hookup, in giving you another chance?What about them? I want you to do well, I tasted your potential. I wish you the best.
Alll it takes to go from good to great, from a 1, 2 or 3 star into a true STAR are:
1. A few smiles.
2. You should discuss your in-house issues at the back.
3. Pass a broom and
4. Develop a bit more of a professional approach to your BUSINESS.
The End.
Disclaimer: No I don't practice "hooking up"