Reggae Jerk Grill

RJH has been my list of places to visit since it opened 2 years ago. I was in Texas for work when I heard it was opening but left before I could try it. So how good was RJH?? Worth the flight from NY to San Antonio then the 4.5 hour drive from San Antonio there! And yes! The reason for the trip WAS RJH! My friend and I went in Monday around 6:30pm. We were greeted immediately as we walked in and given the option of seating. It was pretty empty with the exception of one other person at the bar and some people coming in for takeout. It’s a really big place and it’s beautiful in here. LOVE the big Bob Marley/Jamaican flag mural in the back that’s also visible from outside. The service was really good. Everything came out quickly and was hot and fresh! We also chatted it up with the owner Adrian who is amazing! Drinks: we went with the rum punch and stuck with it. We had 3-4 rounds and it def punched us at the end of the night! Lol it’s the perfect balance of strong and tasty. Food: we started with the Escovitch and RJH Honey BBQ Jerk wings. The Escovitch was soo bomb! I’m not a fan of BBQ sauce but I did try those and will say it was a good balance and the BBQ sauce wasn’t overpowering. For entrees we had the “tour of Jamaica” and the Escovitch whole red snapper. The tour of Jamaica is a great idea because it allows you to sample the oxtail, curry goat, and jerk chicken without having to purchase 3 different meals. It’s also served with white rice or rice and peas, festival, and steamed cabbage. The oxtails were the star of the tour! It was perfectly seasoned and tender, and came right off the bone! The goat was really good too. I didn’t try the jerk chicken. The snapper was my entree and the only thing that was left on my plate were the bones and the lime garnish! It was soo good! I ate the head and everything else! We fully enjoyed our food and dining experience. I will definitely be back and would definitely recommend RJH for any occasion. They also have a happy hour Monday-Friday 3-7pm.

I went to this Jamaican restaurant yesterday for brunch and had a great experience. The food was delicious and full of authentic Jamaican flavor—fresh, well-seasoned, and very satisfying. The brunch options were on point, and everything came out hot and well prepared. The bar was excellent, with well-made drinks that paired perfectly with the food. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming, and the staff was friendly and attentive. Overall, it was a great spot for brunch with good food, good drinks, and good vibes. I’ll definitely be back!

The food is good, flavorful. I try really hard to advocate for this place, been a few times before & this was one of the Major issues aside from the Overpricing. This food here is called the “Tour of Jamaica”, which isn’t really a true travelers friend but more of a disappointing and abruptly short journey. This dish went up in price by $10 since the last time I’ve been. Not sure if they’ve cut down on their portions since then, or if we just got really unlucky however, for $60 after tax & gratuity this is not enough food for two people. Doesn’t even include plantains. Additionally, the meat consisted of mostly just bare bones. To make matters worse, I found a medium length black hair at the bottom of my goat, under all the curry gravy (so it wasn’t my hair) could’ve been the goats hair, but still either way, the cooks need to be more careful & attentive. Portions are really a big one for me when it comes to kitchens, especially when it’s more than 1 guest. I feel as though they could’ve been at least mindful of that or let us know it’s Not a shareable dish for two persons (I can eat 3 small pieces of oxtail on my own). Not to mention the place was really cold with no AC control. Makes the food get cold quickly as well. Service was good this trip, everyone tried to be quick with serving and was kind.

I stopped by Reggae Jerk Hut on a Thursday evening after 7 p.m. and had no wait at all. The place was practically empty. I grabbed a seat at the bar and was immediately welcomed by the bartender, who brought a great energy and genuine good vibes to the experience. I ordered a flight, though I have to admit most of the flavors weren’t quite to my liking, except for one creative mix the bartender crafted on the spot when they were missing an ingredient. That one was easily the highlight. For food, I kept it simple with the garlic parmesan wings. They took about 30–40 minutes to come out, but when they finally arrived, they were fresh, piping hot, and clearly just made. The real surprise of the night was stumbling into karaoke, which brought a lively atmosphere and kept the evening entertaining all the way until closing at midnight. Although the food and drinks themselves were not exceptional, the warmth, attentiveness, and engaging spirit of the bartender ensured the visit was memorable. I would return, perhaps for a lighter bite and a cocktail, primarily to enjoy the convivial atmosphere that makes this spot unique.

First time having Reggae Jerk Hut the other night. I was excited to actually try them prior to purchasing I called the restaurant and ask if they Grilled the jerk chicken on an actual grill or a flat top grill. The gentleman stated an actually grill. I ordered the jerk chicken which was extremely DRY, and it was dark meat so that was definitely insane to me. Not only was the jerk chicken dry but it was not grilled like he stated on the phone, and it also had too much sauce on it for me. I love authentic Jamaican food but this place is not authentic at all. The peas and rice was horrible as well. Oh and the Oxtail plate 3 little small oxtails for $46. Overall food was Trash! We spent maybe $60. Just to throw it in the trash. Won’t eat there again.

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ (1/5) Title: Looks can be deceiving—Great vibe, disastrous service. I wanted to like Reggae Jerk Hut so bad. Walking in, it looked like a great spot with a lot of potential, but unfortunately, it failed in customer satisfaction across the board. This was easily one of the most frustrating dining experiences I’ve had in a long time. To start, the service was beyond slow—it was practically non-existent. We sat there for ages and weren't even offered water. The restaurant wasn't even busy; there were maybe three to-go orders sitting on the counter, yet the staff seemed completely uninterested in ticket times or providing quality customer service. Management was visible but totally uninvolved, watching the chaos (or lack of movement) without stepping in to help speed things up. We waited over 40 minutes for loaded goat fries and fried catfish. When you see an empty dining room, a wait like that is inexcusable. To make matters worse, they were completely out of Pepsi products. When the food finally did arrive, the disappointment continued. I ordered the Oxtail and Mac n Cheese, which costs $25. For that price point, you expect a decent portion, but it was served in a container that was way too big for the serving size. It felt like a rip-off. The only positive thing I can say is that the bathroom was clean. But when the highlight of a restaurant visit is the restroom rather than the food or service, you know there’s a major problem. Pros: * Bathroom was clean. * The place looks nice. Cons: * Super slow kitchen despite being empty. * Management is uninvolved and staff seems indifferent. * Poor value (tiny portions for expensive entrees). * Basic inventory issues (no Pepsi). * Zero hospitality (no water offered). Save your money and your time.

I was driving by and i saw a Jamaican restaurant, something i have never tried. So i took a gamble and was pleasantly surprised. The food was amazing. I loved it. The portions are generous. I ordered the Callaloo, Ackee and Saltfish with fried green plantains,Jerk Chicken with Jamaican rice and cabbage, and the Jamaican pastry with curry chicken. The staff were very friendly. Food came out quickly. Very little wait time. The tables are always attended to and kept clean.

Came for brunch and loved it. Shoutout to the bartender Stewart for awesome service. The food was delicious, spiced well and the meat just fell off the bone. Thank you to the owner for allowing the mimosa carafe, we loved it.

Easily one of McKinney's best spots for bold, authentic flavor. The curry chicken is insanely good, tender, well-seasoned, and full of rich, comforting spice. Rice and peas are on point, and the plantains? Perfectly crispy and sweet. The jerk chicken brings real heat and smoky depth, and if you can't decide, get the Tour of Jamaica to try a little of everything, including the oxtails. Big portions, great value, and everything tastes made with love. The vibe is chill and colorful, with reggae playing and super friendly staff who make you feel right at home. Service is laid-back but attentive, and they're happy to guide you if it's your first time. You gotta try all the meat pies!!!!! the beverages are fizzy and fantastic and great for digestion, lol. Great prices, amazing food, and a place you'll definitely want to come back to. Reggae Jerk Hut is the real deal.

Food is absolutely delicious and so flavorful. Service was absolutely fantastic The place was nice, clean and friendly people. This place is a must try!!! Delicious food OMG - oxtails amazing

We came in around 6:30 PM and unfortunately had one of the worst dining experiences I've had in a while. Service was disorganized from the start. We waited about 10 minutes before anyone came to our table to take our order, and the first waitress never put in our app order. Another server eventually took over, but we had to repeatedly ask for basics like drinks, silverware, plates, and even to-go boxes. Our waiter was nice, but the service overall really missed the mark. We originally wanted beef patties, but they were out and only had chicken. The chicken patties took about 20 minutes to come out not hot. The flavor was decent, though mostly pastry with very little filling. Our wings, which we ordered at 6:45, didn't come out until after 7:30, and the first batch was burnt. The server admitted he burnt the sauce and said he dropped more for us, but by the time the replacement wings came, we didn't even want them anymore. When our main food finally arrived, the rice and peas were bland, the cabbage was good, the jerk chicken was tender but tasted more baked than smoked, the curry chicken was a little salty but okay, and the oxtails were fall-off-the-bone tender but also a little salty. To make things worse, they automatically add an 18% gratuity to all dine-in orders. I wouldn't have minded if the service and food quality were up to par, but they weren't. Overall, between the slow service, mistakes, lack of attentiveness, and underwhelming food, the experience was very disappointing. I left feeling like no one there really cared about the customer experience.

We came in around 3 PM on a Sunday--place was about half full, and there seemed to be plenty of staff. The food? Absolutely outstanding--easily five stars for flavor, seasoning, and presentation. Every bite was worth the wait... but **wow**, the wait. Unfortunately, the service was painfully slow. It took a full hour for our food to come out after we ordered, and no one acknowledged the delay or checked in to explain what was happening. I will probably try take out next time, but hope they work on the service side. A little communication would go a long way.

This place is a hidden gem tucked in McKinney. It's always clean, prompt and polite service, GOODT food ! What more can I say !!!

3.75 I think it's a small family run business, so it's not many people working though they manage to put out good food. It took a minute to get seated and flatware. It also took a while for food and drinks. I had the curry goat with rice and peas and cabbage. The goat was so good. And very tender. I do thin the rice and peas are a little bland. My daughter had the Rasta pasta with chicken. She said it was good and a little spicy. My husband got the escovitch which he really enjoyed. We also had curry chicken patties that were really. Everything comes out piping hot hence the wait time.

I was craving curry chicken and didn't want to make it. This place popped up close to me. I placed an order for pick up. (You have to pay over the phone). When I got there, there was music playing and a few patrons there. I sat at the bar until my order was ready. The restaurant itself is decorated in Jamaican colors and Bob Marley mural. The curry chicken was excellent. Very flavorful, fell of the bone. I will def order again.

Recently went here for lunch on a Saturday. We arrived at 12:30 and were promptly seated. It wasn't crowded but the music was a little loud. The ambiance/decor of the restaurant is nice and our server for the day was very sweet. Now on to food and drinks. We all had the rum punch because let's face it, what's a good Caribbean restaurant if they don't make a good rum punch? Luckily they did not disappoint. I can only speak on my meal and it was delicious. I went with the Mac & Cheese Oxtail Skillet and it was DELICIOUS! Like so good I ordered a second portion to take home for dinner that night. I'm not sure about the other dishes but this dish alone will make me go back. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 was the automatic gratuity our server placed on our ticket without notifying us. Apparently 3 moms and 3 kids (all under 3) count as a part of 6? I get it, technically yes there were six of us but 1 of the kids at the table was a baby and not old enough to eat any of the food there. Just feel this could have been mentioned if it was required. Other than that, definitely worth a try if you want Caribbean food on the north side of town.

Highly recommend for good oxtails and jerk chicken! Food was made to order and had an authentic flavor. I wish the chicken was a little spicer though. Friendly service and fun vibe with music. Music can get loud at times if you're trying to have a conversation.

Great food great service....every time . Coming from Florida I really appreciate well prepared Caribbean food.

They have a saying on almost all islands I've ever been to, if you want fast service- you are on the wrong island! Lol I shared jerk chicken plate, plantains and a beef patty with my gf. The plantains were not as ripe and carmelized as I like, but they were still good! The jerk chicken was nicely spiced. The beef patty was delicious and flaky! Will be back!

Checked out brunch and overall it was ok. It's not my favorite here. However, wanted to check out other menu items. BRUNCH Food was good, not great. However still enjoyable. I like dinner and those dishes better. Mimosas were good! Service was ok. I have had better there. Ambiance is always good and chill. Still think they the food is tasty here. I recommend oxtails, curry chicken, cabbage and the PASTA. Brunch was 3.5 for me. Worth checking out for something different.

Based on my visit here for three beef patties, kids Mac and cheese, and bread pudding, I give this place 4/5 stars, and that's only because the bread pudding wasn't the greatest (the rum oversaturated the flavor and made it soggy). Although our first trip here didn't involve trying many things, my family and I enjoyed all the "likkle bites" we had. We'll definitely be back and try more menu items. Also, the customer service was good. The young gentleman at the front was very friendly and the staff was pleasant.

Food at this restaurant was outstanding, service as well, great location and ambiance!!! It will definitely be my go to location whenever I'm in town again...

We recently catered food from Reggae Jerk Hut for my daughter's high school graduation party and everything was delicious! We ordered large pans of the stew chicken, jerk chicken, mac and cheese, cabbage, and rice and peas. Every single dish was full of flavor and cooked perfectly! My family flew in from NYC for the party and everyone was asking me where I got the food from! This is hands down the best Caribbean food in the Dallas area and worth the drive to McKinney. Catering tip: If you're picking up a large order, I recommend packing a cardboard box in your trunk or laying something down to prevent the sauce from spilling. Thankfully, I had my yoga mat in the car and didn't have to clean up too much.

AMAZING Jamaican- Haitian Cuisine in DFW @reggaejerkhut If you haven't visited @reggaejerkhut, it's time to plan to get here NOW. This is as AUTHENTIC as you can get in DFW. The owners are from Jamaica & Haiti and the chef is from Kingston, Jamaica. Each dish & drink is made with love and care makes you feel like you've been transported right to the island. Everything was soo good! It was hard to choose a favorite dish. The tour of Jamaica is a perfect plate to order when you want to try a little of everything! The Whole Red Snapper is delicous! You can order it Fried, Escovitch, Brown Stew, Steamed w/okra & Jamaican water crackers The Rasta Pasta was out of the world soo good!! The Bob Marley taste amazing you could barely taste the alcohol in it but I sure did feel it lol ‼ You really can't go wrong with ordering anything on this menu! Staff were knowledgable and friendly! Great customer service Awesome atmosphere, great for family & fri This was a 10/10 experience. I can't wait to come back and try their bruncn on Saturdays & Sundays and order more of their Haitian food Yall have to get here, Tell them @foodiesonthemove_ sent you!

If you know, you know!!! I've been looking for a local spot in McKinney to get some stew chicken and jerk, but who knew I'd get a tour of all my favs in one sitting! The festivals was so hot fresh and had just the right amount of sweetness to balance the spice of the food. Get there early or they will be out of beef patties. My husband and I slept so good after this meal. The service was great too. Cool vibe and bar for all the mixed drinks you can handle. I will be bringing my son back so he can get a taste of his culture and fall in love like I did! Check them out yall.

Laid back, good music, great atmosphere. If you want to taste authentic Jamaican food this is your place. So excited to find a place around us to get my Jamaican fix for food and drinks. Staff was friendly and helpful to each other to help the customers. Feel like our waitress forgot a few items or took a bit longer on a few things including to end our meal, but overall was relaxing and good! Restrooms were clean. Cost is fair.

Found a great Jamaica restaurant in Frisco named "Reggae Jerk Hut", the chief has been coming from Jamaica off the board, prepares the food one by one, slow but excellent with authentic flavor. Best Curry Goat I think in the DFW area, 100% real Jamaican style & taste. The Ackee & Salt-fish using the fresh Ackee cooked as ordered, take some time but you will appreciated when you try it!

Ambiance is great. Decor is beautiful, casual but still quaint on theme decor. Staff was pleasant, welcoming and offered recommendations. Food: I have been dying to try this food and thankful a spot like this exists in McKinney. I am willing to give it another try because I'm optimistic. The food was brought out as the dishes were made. Not a great experience considering we all ordered entrees and we were waiting for everyone to get their food to eat. My food was slightly cold by the time I could eat it. We ended up getting the beef patty, oxtail birria taco, and hubby got jerk chicken. Oxtail birria taco great concept but consume was lacking. Jerk sauce was great, beef patty had a nice hint of spice. Ordered a margarita, tasted it, thought it was off and then I was brought a shot because they said they forgot to put the tequila in it.... Didn't know what to think but appreciated the honesty. I'd go back to give it a try but it is a bit more on the pricier side.

The braised oxtail and Haitian rice and plantains were delicious and portions very generous !!

Finally got to check this place out. The food was so good! The service could've been a bit faster but other than that no complaints. I wish there was a location in Dallas so I could go more often.

Whole Red Snapper (Stewed) I can't stop raving about this place! Amazing service, food is 10/10, and the drinks never disappoint!

Food is decent, not amazing. I ordered the griot and asked for extra pikliz. They said they couldn't give extra. I told them I was willing to pay extra. They agreed. I trusted it would be a reasonable amount but they tacked on $7 to my bill. Pikliz make the dish what it is. Discouraging me from getting some extra side is enough to not make me want to go back. Not very thoughtful of the customer. Way too expensive.

I love the food here! Everything is authentic & portions are pretty big. The Haitian black rice was absolutely delicious & not super spicy. The beet salad was also fire! The vibe is a party & I am thankful they are here in the DFW.

This place is REALLY GOOD!! When I first walked in, the ambiance is very cute. Definitely does give that Caribbean vibe, but not a lot of seating. I sat at the bar and the bartender was very attentive. I had the drink called Rasta Rita and it was so refreshing!!! I ordered the Rasta pasta with jerk chicken and let me tell you! THAT PASTA WAS AMAZING!!! Very creamy, flavorful, and spicy but not spicy to the point where you can't enjoy it. And the portion size was definitely worth the price. I definitely will be back at this spot, highly recommend you try it

The female manager is not very professional when servicing customers, there was 9 people and we had to wait a while for our food but out of 9 people 1 person did not get her and they never came and told her that she would have to wait another 2030 minutes for her meal because they ran out and I don't understand. How can you run out of food when you have a bunch of people in there so when you get halfway through the batch made wouldn't you started another batch in the manager offered her 5% discount that was very disrespectful but in that she lost a whole order because the young way you decided not to even get the food and kept her money. She's hurting her own store as service. Poor communication, poor communication skills.

It's good The jerk is good The flavors feel authentic The people there feel like family ! Nothing crazy but all good

Came today with high hopes, as a Haitian-American new to DFW who is missing her mom's griot and bannan peze! While nothing can compare to mom's cooking, the "Little Haiti" plate came pretty close. Pikliz and salad russe were good, while the diri Jon Jon lacked that extra oomph to my husband and I. But it did the job. Disappointed that they didn't have stewed conch available, and that they served the dish with sweet plantain instead of green. We also ordered curry shrimp with white rice that had an amazing cabbage! Great decor and ambiance, good music and DJ although a little loud for 2 pm LOL. Overall we enjoyed our meal and the service, and we will be back. Mesi anpil!

Avoid this place! The food is mediocre at best. The food tastes like reheated crap from days ago. The curry chicken is just 2 pieces of crazy spicy chopped up drumsticks or thighs. Customer service was indifferent at best, and the vibe of the place didn't make up for the subpar experience. If you're craving real, well-made Caribbean food, do yourself a favor and drive to ROLANDS in Irving -- it's a completely different league. That place delivers rich, thoughtfully prepared meals that respect the roots of the cuisine.

I arrived on a Saturday for the official grand opening. It's conveniently located right off the highway with ample parking. For starters, the ambiance made me feel like I was back in Kingston. The decor was very welcoming and we were immediately greeted as we entered the restaurant. I knew I was going to write this review on the newest Jamaican restaurant in McKinney so I sampled a variety of items. My first drink was the coconut martini, made with coconut rum and vodka. The rim was trimmed with coconut and a pineapple slice. My second drink was the Kingston Mule, made with rum, tangy lime, lemon sorbet & ginger beer. Whatever you do, DO NOT order the Pina Colada, it tasted like coconut water. Where da liquor at??????? The best three drinks at our table hands down were the zombie, rum punch and the coconut martini. For an appetizer, my friend had the smoked honey barbecue jerk wings. He said they were flavorful with a nice kick. I had the Jamaican patty, it did not disappoint. For our meals, I had the jerk chicken. It was seasoned and cooked to perfection. The Rasta pasta with jerk chicken was equally amazing. My only complaints were the following, 1) The service was slow; 2) My friend ordered a drink and was told that it was difficult to make, so he was asked to order something else; and 3) Some of the drinks were so watered down, they weren't worth the calories (The Dunn's River Falls, the Pina Colada and the Kingston Mule) Reggae Jerk Hut is definitely a restaurant worth trying. The food deserves 5 stars, hands down!!!!! The drinks are a hit or miss and I would rate the service 4 out of 5 stars. If your a fan of good food, get in your car and check it out for yourself!

I've heard about this restaurant countless times and decided to come here to clear my mind as today makes a month, since my father passed. My waitress was sweet. However after that the service was slow for a 2:45-3pm on Wednesday, the restaurant was not busy in terms of dine in business. The food was decent and the drinks were good & strong, until a gnat ended up in my drink and they weren't willing to replace the rest of my drink without charging me. My friend and I ordered the plantain cups with jerk shrimp, oxtail tacos, conch fritters, HBBQ jerk wings, and black Haitian rice. Nearly the whole menu outside of entrees. The food took at least 20 minutes and our drinks took about 10 (mind you there was only one other table). The oxtail tacos had several chunks of fat , which I wasn't TOO moved by since it is oxtails which are fatty, there was a mini bone in our plantain shrimp cups but they were the most delicious thing. The conch fritters were filled with too much breading and the sauce was simply spiked miracle whip. We asked for the wings fried extra extra hard and that didn't happen as they were already coming out as we asked for the request (mind you we were already waiting 15+ min and only one other table also). To contrary though, Haitian rice was great. It was two of us and there were 6 fritters we ate one each and I tried to eat another and realized we didn't like them, she didn't offer to replace after we expressed our disdain and we went ahead & ordered more food instead. & was still charged for fritters, but we charged to the game. Lastly as we were finishing up, I had half of my drink left to drink and look inside to see a live gnat flying around in it. I simply asked if I could have the last half replaced as I wanted to finish it and was told I would only able to be given a premade drink and still be charged for it... mind you I've been a server, cocktail server, and bare tender on and off for seven years so I speak from more than enough experience! So casually spending $90-$100 on a Wednesday afternoon we hoped to have amazing service and punctuality.

There are no pictures, but don't let that be a distraction for you not to check this spot out. There are no pictures because the food was so good. I ate it all before I can snap the photo but I had jerk, chicken, rice and beans and plantain yummy fresh authentic flavor. Dynamite! I cannot comment on the ambience because I grab my food to go. I ordered my food by phone. It was ready when I got there.

The oxtails were tough and the serving was skimpy. The atmosphere was nice, very clean.

New to the McKinney area & just opened. When you come in, the ambiance is really nice! The space inside is very nice with a bar area. I ordered over the phone & they told me 15-20 mins and it was indeed ready when I got there, so the service was great. Now the food... The oxtail, rice & peas was pretty good & your standard taste. BUT they deff skimped out on the portion sizes, it was a bunch of mini ones. Especially for $TWENTY FOUR DOLLARS $ I expect the plate to be heavy with meat but it was mainly rice! Deff got cheated out my meat. The oxtail was a strong 6.5/10 From my sister: The fish was really small, barely had any meat, it was very mid, u can get a bigger fish from HEB. Everyone who got the Haitian rice said it was a 10/10. Jerk chicken and the honey bbq wings were pretty good. There were a couple mishaps in the order. The cabbage to rice ratio was very off. I give it a 3 because: pricing was very expensive, portions was off, & it wasn't amazing. Would I go back? Mmm if I wanted oxtail that bad & wanted to spend the money.

I will highly recommend this place. The service was good we were seated right away. Our waitress was very attentive. The ambiance was good they had a DJ when we were there so the music was great to listen to while eating. The food was great. Couldn't decide on one thing so had the Tour of Jamaica and my tummy was very happy. Even had enough for leftovers

Update: This time I got the regular jerk chicken plate, with dark meat. It was amazing. I also got Mac & Cheese and Callaloo on the side, and a Jamaican Patty. This place is absolutely a new favorite.

I had a hankering for Jamaican so of course I referred to yelp to see if we had any in the area and to my surprise Reggae Jerk popped up not to far from my house. I wanted something quick to go so I sat down at the small bar located at the end of the restaurant and ordered. I decided on the oxtail Curry Goat 1/2 lb serving of curry goat slowly cooked in savory RJH curry sauce, they have shrimp and chicken options as well. While I waited I also ordered the rum punch, I couldn't finish it all so I took it to go. I must say this drink had me knocked out with a nap after I ate and I still didn't finish the whole drink! Getting back to my entree I had high hopes however the flavor just wasn't there. I will go back to try some of there other dishes I hear the Jerk chicken is a must.

Okay, so the food is sooo good and the drinks are too. The service is a bit slow but the food was fresh, hot, and amazingly flavorful. I purchased a rum punch, orange tea shot,, and Mai tai while I waited for my to go order. I ordered the jerk chicken and the jerk shrimp Rasta pasta.

My wife and I just enjoyed a wonderful meal at the Reggae Jerk Hut in McKinney today. First of all I must say the service was amazing, the staff was pleasant, and attentive at all times! I ordered a rum punch, cause..... why not I was in a Jamaican restaurant and rum is king in Jamaica! Needless to say it was a good strong drink. We ordered the Conch fritters appetizer, they were good not really that much conch but still good, more like a crab cake with conch flavor. For our mains my wife had the whole fried fish escovitch, and I had the curry goat with cabbage. The whole fried fish was really good, cooked perfectly with the escovitch over the top! My curry goat was cooked perfectly with fresh authentic Jamaican seasoning, it was tender with a creamy sauce! I highly recommend the Reggae jerk hut, if you want a true taste of Jamaican cooking, or just to pull up to the full service bar and have a cocktail then this is the perfect place, enjoy!

But still I went through a lot of the businesses and nobody has a $10 almost $11 hike on their food just to order it through delivery that's RIP off you're not doing anything different but except in order through delivery you still make it the same you still give the same amount of food so I still don't understand the big old hike1,2 even 3 dollars but $11 WOW I made my point last time with Popeyes look if something on there is five dollars and you order do delivery is six if it's $13 you order through delivery is 14 I feel y'all just ripping people

This is my go to place for a taste of home. While I'm Trinidadian, it's the closest I could get to good Caribbean food - curry goat,fried plantains and stew chicken. The jerk chicken and jerk pork here is the best I've ever had. A bit pricy but when demand is high i understand and they don't cut corners so expect to wait for your food since they actually cook it and not just throw things together. Oh and try the Rum Cake. If you have never tried it, it's an acquired taste, but if you know what I'm talking about, it''s exactly what you expect to get at Christmas time at home!

I really enjoyed my jerk chicken dish. The flavor and heat are delicious! I could use more gravy, but that's all I can complain about here. Good portions too. I'll definitely come back again to try something new.

First timer here and in this order they get 5 stars: Service-We were seated as soon as we entered. Food was served in a timely manner. Ambiance-Chill atmosphere, nice mellow reggae music playing, they even have a back drop for pics Food-First time having escovitch chicken wings and they were delicious. Entrees (curry chicken, stew chicken) also very good portion size was on point.

The food presentation was nice but eating it was bad. Only thing hot was the rice. We ordered the tour of Jamaica, a variety of meats like oxtails, curry chicken, jerk chicken, rice and cabbage. None of the food was fresh and it took forever for it to come out. I knew better to eat cold spicy food. I even took what was leftover to go and gave it to my daughter and now we have three stomachaches from eating their food. I even told our server about the temperature of the food and she said she would let the kitchen know. This place wasn't that busy when we went, we waited for a server so long I had to stop somebody to take our order. It was like we didn't exist. Our server was very nice and friendly (she did her job) but the kitchen and bar is the reason why we were unhappy with being there. It took the bar 10 minutes to make one drink with only 4 ppl in there. The drink was very sweet and had zero alcohol in it. Like it was premade. (I don't recommend getting specialty drinks) the place is nice and clean just really disappointed about the old food. All three of us have stomachaches. Oh you we had to drink with coffee straws bc they ran out but there's so many stores around. Could've sent someone to pick some up. Just annoying drinking out of tall cups with short straws. Food--- 4.5/10 Drink ::: 0/10 Wait time for service: grade D Very pricey! Total check was $61 before taxes and gratuity. Total check $84

Good food. Good service. Nice ambiance. I wish there was more flexibility with menu items as far as substituting but it was good

This restaurant recently opened next door to Banfield Pet Hospital, which was how I noticed it. There's a sign on the window saying Veteran Owned, so my family jumped at the chance to come here to support the business right away. The reception was great. The foods were amazing. Plates were big, including the kid's portion. My bf ordered the goat curry, but the person who too our order didn't tell us that they were out of goat. So, when he got his plate, it didn't dawn onto him that he was eating chicken until we overheard her tell someone in back of us that they ran out of goat and we asked. It would have been nice to know ahead of time so he can try something else on the menu. My daughter got the child's portion of the chicken curry and was very happy with it. I got the oxtail and was very happy with mine. We received a plate of fried bread which my daughter thought was one of the greatest thing in the world. Overall, we would give this place a 4.5, not 5 because of the slow service by our server. It took a long time for us to get an answer on whether we could get a military discount, to get our check, and to get my bf's credit card back. It seemed like our waitress was doing everything herself even though there were multiple people standing around. Our water glasses sat empty throughout dinner. We'll undoubtedly come back to try other dishes, but hopefully service will be better next time.

So overall the food was ok. I have definitely had better Jamaican in the dfw. I think I had high expectations after seeing a reviewer on IG. He hyped it up so much I really thought I was going to be mind blown. The biggest disappointment was the Haitian rice. It just did not have any flavor, just tasted like some boiled bland rice. The oxtail sauce helped it a tone. The oxtails were just ok, the sauce was not anything great. I did really like the cabbage. They didn't have any plantains because they weren't ripe. I finished with the rum bread pudding it had a bit too much rum but it was ok. Great service. Good ambiance and vibe.

Walked in and walked out. Supposed to have a Happy Hour but nobody was there. No music playing. Ambiance was just okay. Nobody help us to our seat or came to the door for that matter so we left. Will try another day.