Mobay Spice Atlanta
Caribbean restaurant · Toco Hills Town Center ·

Mobay Spice Atlanta

Caribbean restaurant · Toco Hills Town Center ·

Authentic Jamaican eats, standout saltfish fritters, warm service

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2953 N Druid Hills Rd suite, Atlanta, GA 30329 Get directions

$30–50

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2953 N Druid Hills Rd suite, Atlanta, GA 30329 Get directions

+1 404 941 7028
mobayspice.com
@mobayspiceatl

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Salaryman Japanese-Korean Restaurant Opens in Toco Hills for Korean fried chicken pizza, bulgogi poutine, and ramen | Eater Atlanta

"A new restaurant focused on Jamaican cuisine that will open in March in the Toco Hill Shopping Plaza, offering Jamaican dishes alongside tropical cocktails and fresh juices. Owned by Wynter Lii and her daughters Ashante, Neirah, and Kenecia, the concept takes over the former Fish Bowl Poke space and will include a Jamaican-American–style brunch on Sundays." - Beth McKibben

https://atlanta.eater.com/2023/2/13/23597502/salaryman-korean-japanese-restaurant-opens-toco-hills
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Mobay Spice Jamaican Restaurant Is Opening in Toco Hills, With Dope Coffee and Peoples Town Coffee Opening Soon in Stonecrest and Peoplestown | Eater Atlanta

"Founded and run by Wynter Lii and her daughters Ashante, Neirah, and Kenecia, this new full-service Jamaican restaurant and bar aims to introduce authentic Jamaican cuisine and tropical drinks to Atlanta after the owners relocated from south Florida. Opening in March in the former Fish Bowl Poke space, the menu centers on Jamaican staples and shareable plates — oxtail tacos, beef patties, and salt fish fritters — with entrees like brown stew chicken, curry goat, and coconut curry shrimp, plus tropical cocktails, fresh juices, and a Jamaican-American–style brunch on Sundays." - Beth McKibben

https://atlanta.eater.com/2023/1/23/23567372/mobay-spice-jamaican-restaurant-toco-hills-peoplestown-coffee-bar-dope-coffee-stonecrest-atlanta
Mobay Spice Atlanta

A M

Google
I have visited this restaurant on four separate occasions, and each time I’ve been impressed by the service. The servers and bartenders exude warmth and professionalism, creating the kind of atmosphere where it’s clear they enjoy being there. On my most recent visit, I was greeted by a newly renovated space—an elevated take on what was already a scenic setting. The updated design leans into a more natural, luxurious aesthetic, with comfortable seating and a subtle yet thoughtful use of Jamaican flag colors. The bar remains as inviting as ever, complemented by a variety of dining areas, from cozy two-top tables to lounge-style seating ideal for larger groups. The saltfish fritters alone are enough to keep me coming back. Crisp, golden, and irresistible, they are masterfully paired with a tangy mayonnaise-based sauce that elevates them beyond a simple appetizer—I often wish they were offered as a main dish. The oxtail taco is a clever concept, though for me, the true depth of oxtail shines brightest alongside rice and peas. Their traditional oxtail with rice and peas is satisfying, though not especially memorable for those well-acquainted with Jamaican cuisine. The curry mutton fares similarly—tender, falling easily off the bone, but somewhat lacking in distinction. By contrast, the jerk pork leans heavily into heat. For spice enthusiasts, its fiery bite may be a highlight; however, those seeking a balance between smokiness, seasoning, and texture may find the pepper overwhelming. The cabbage is straightforward but dependable, while the mac and cheese offers a pleasant surprise: a crisp, golden crust giving way to a soft, well-seasoned interior. On the beverage side, the Bob Marley cocktail is as vibrant as its namesake, with layers of sweetness masking the alcohol in a refreshing, icy blend. The mango mocktail is enjoyable, though a thicker consistency would have rounded it out more successfully. Visually, the presentation is thoughtful and clever: each dish is adorned with a miniature Jamaican flag toothpick—a simple detail that instantly ties the dining experience to the culture it celebrates. While prices trend on the higher side, the setting and overall aesthetic justify the cost. This is a restaurant well worth visiting at least once, if only to immerse yourself in the atmosphere—and to experience the standout saltfish fritters, which remain the star of the menu.

Abbie Murdock

Google
The food was amazing!!! Definitely try the Jerk Chicken it is the perfect amount of spice and so flavorful. Also the oxtail flatbread 😩😩😩 I will definitely be back. The drinks are strong and the music is a vibe. 10/10!

Linda Edgar

Google
Love this place! Service was top notch and food delicious! I hate that i didn't take a picture. I was so busy eating! Had oxtail meal. Came with rice n peas and cabbage. Was a good portion. I usually eat everything but had leftovers which i'm excited about. The decor is nice. Had good caribbean music playing. Wasnt too loud which is usually an issir at ATL establishments. I'll definitely be back! Shout out to our server Ashanti who was knowledgeable and attentive.

Brandi Robertson

Google
First time here, the woman who took my order was amazing. But I ordered the jerk salmon and a Veggie patty. This was a take out order, luckily I checked before leaving. Tried to bite into my patty, it was just hard and over cooked, tasteless. I walked back in and said just give me the beef patty instead. So they did and they did apologize. The meat did not taste like beef, the patty was not flavorful. Once I got home I tried the salmon, jerk sauce taste like bbq sauce had a little spoce to it the rice was just okay and I got a baby’s fistful of cabbage …I paid 40.00. I immediately took a picture and called ….the entire meal just was not worth the money and was just not good at all. When I called they said when you come back the chef wants to remake it for you, whenever you decide to come back. I initially drove up on this restaurant running errands, I didn’t have it in my mind to come back at all after the first impression of this meal. So I declined… I then stated I wanted a refund. The woman on the phone, very nice by the way …said bring the meal back and the card you used to we can issue the amount back. We need to see the food… we would basically be refunding for no reason without the food. I said it’s not worth it. I can sen a picture, and hopefully a manager can refund through the system you use …otherwise I won’t be coming all the way back when I’m already home. She stated she was going to check with the manager to see if that would be alright. I haven’t heard back from the restaurant. Just based on the pictures it doesn’t seem to be authentic. So it is what it is ….but I won’t be going back.

Robleh Issa

Google
This review is long overdue! Sorry Neirah! You and the entire staff were amazing. The food and customer service was a 10/10 experience! My friend & I ordered family style, so we shared the Oxtail Tacos, The Rasta Pasta, & the Curry Shrimp ... let me tell you, not a single flaw in their recipe! The food came out just right, from the seasoning, to the spice level, to the texture ... Mobay Spice has it down to a science! I used to live in New York City so my standards for good Jamaican food are pretty high & Mobay Spice exceeded my expectations. Easily the best Caribbean restaurant I've been to thus far in Atlanta! Keep being awesome guys! & once again, special thanks to Neirah! You were amazing & I hope to see you all back again soon!

Andrea Darling

Google
I’m sooo aggravated! Just went here on my lunch break and ordered curry chicken with white rice! It’s on my ticket and the lady that took my order confirmed it! I get all the way back to work and they gave me curry over rice and peas. the rice is sooo disgusting I can’t even eat the chicken! And to top it all off the manager get on the phone acting stupid asking can I bring it back to exchange it ! No I can’t because yall just wasted my time! I’m pissed after spending almost $30 on this crap! Update: They called me only after I made this review to offer what could have been offered in the beginning! Please don’t get on this internet trying to save face because while I was upset I never used profanity once! This is a lie and I know you read my review because you quoted things from the review! It’s no big deal because I would never eat here again! And the quality of your food doesn’t matter if it’s not what I ordered! So please stop with the lies! And please stop calling harassing me because I’m not taking down my honest review! And yes after you’ve called me for the 3rd time I said STOP CALLING MY DAMN PHONE! No I wouldn’t trust y'all to feed my dog at this point! This could’ve been resolved without a negative review if you would’ve offered a solution before the review! You only offered a solution after the review was made! And please don’t make me upload the voice recording because I recorded all 3 calls! I suggest you just leave me alone! Because if your food is as good as you say this review shouldn’t hurt your restaurant! But Monday I will be on the line with the health department and whomever else! You’ve played with the wrong one today!!!

Kells Greenidge

Google
My best friend brought me here, the first experience was great. Had a little stickler with our dessert order. We went back the following week because the food was that good. Will definitely go back again before leaving Atlanta. May they have continued success and blessings to move to a bigger space. Charlie is an awesome bartender as well.

TEN4 CORP.

Google
This is by far the best upscale Jamaican food restaurant that I’ve ever been to in Atlanta and I usually never eat out. I always force my man to cook, but this was over the top. I definitely recommend yours truly Jodi Couture.