Spice House

My family (10 of us) randomly decided to have dinner here on a Monday night, without reservations! And we loved it 😍 Yes we had to wait a bit to place our order; there were other parties there and only one waiter. Since we didn’t have a reservation and we were a large group, we expected a wait so we ordered drinks to entertain ourselves. But we were pleasantly surprised when our dishes came right out after our orders were placed. And the food was perfectly prepared. We had fried green tomatoes, salmon, oxtails, lobster Mac and cheese, pasta, lamb chops & more. It was all very delicious. I love that it in my neck of the woods, well-appointed interiors and the chef is actually Jamaican! We will definitely go again.

One word: FLAVOR! Everything was seasoned well and tasted great! The rum punch was strong and tasty. The jerk chicken egg rolls were delicious. I wanted the oxtail rasta pasta, but they were out. So I had chicken and shrimp instead. It was good. My partner had the turkey wing. He thoroughly enjoyed it. So much that he cleaned the bone. The slaw it comes with is spicy. The service was great. We were greeted immediately by an older gentleman and served by a nice young lady. We will be back.

Great atmosphere with music. Server was great and recommended us options as it was our first time. Jerk Chicken was spicy and juicy. Well made but I usually get a dry Jerk chicken with skin else where at Jamaican restaurants- here was quite wet and juicy. Throughly cooked and spicy but I do like the dryer version. Servings were large as I brought half it for dinner tonight. Overall a good experience for a party of 10. Tips are included as a service charge of 20%. You can easily miss the restaurant as quite a few of us kept going in circles before we could find it- it’s a subtle grey building and Spice House is hidden and blends into the building. Maybe have a neon sign or that blinks or in a bright color. Maybe Bob Marley colors ?

Been here a number of times and I'm so disappointed that the quality of their beverages doesn't complement their great food. I asked for a Haitian Old Fashion this evening and the glass served was half full (with barely any ice) and SUPER sugary. The server was super polite but informed me that the only way to change/fix the drink was to upcharge me. I declined, knowing I had no choice but to pay for the unconsumed beverage. Be strategic about your choice of beverage here. Food was great, though!

Be on the lookout when you drive by because you might miss it! It was pretty empty when we went in. Tee was very helpful and gave great drink suggestions. I ordered the crab cakes, tropical seafood paradise, sweet plantain, and oxtail. The crab cakes were good but they were more like dumplings. The seafood paradise was amazing. The oxtail was good, but a small portion. My biggest issue was the fact that there was a 20% service charge. Upon asking it was the tip. Mind you, our party was only two people. I'm used to that for larger parties. I was a bit offput by that. I think it wasn't necessary for a party of two.

The server Tootie was great. The food was not up to par. My Rasta Pasta with Chicken Breast was salty, and soupy…. When asked about it the server said”it’s a little thin”… however it could be sipped through a noodle. Water thin sauce is not what U expected. I paid almost $50 for food I could’ve made better for less. Great atmosphere though. Great music. Just a no on the food. Also pictured is my friend's water thin Rasta Pasta with shrimp.

There was one employee who was not welcoming at all upon entering this establishment. Although they opened at 11:00 am, when we arrived at 12:45pm, the chef just began making rice and peas to my disappointment. It was ready an hour later. I ordered the red snapper. The salt obliterated my palate and it was not only overcooked but it was not fresh. The black rice was tasty but salty. The oxtails were okay. Some were tender; however, the smaller pieces were overcooked and tough. Neosha was a good and attentive server. Spice House has other locations in Midtown and Buckhead that I’m willing to try. As for the Cascade location, I believe it should be closed.

This is a nice Caribbean low key spot. The ambiance is relaxing. The lights were low and the decore is sexy. The food was delicious and well portioned. Our waitress was amazing. She tended to the party I was with, and we didn't want for anything. I definitely recommend this chill, sexy establishment to everyone, especially those who love Caribbean food😊

DO NOT PLACE ONLINE ORDER!!!!! I don't understand how you have a business and cannot get that fixed instead of having customers go through the pointless hassle of waiting for food to be made for two hours without receiving. So back track, we place an order online to be picked up after just attending my step mom's funeral. Did not want to wait so we placed in advance so when we arrived it would be ready. Headed to the place after 45 min and was treated by the bartender explained we were picking up an order and she said it wasn't ready we can sit and wait for it at the bar. Another lady came and asked if we were being helped and we repeated waiting on an order placed online. 30 minutes passed so we asked where is the order, the one chick went to check and the other bartender walked over and was like what kind of order. We pulled the phone out and showed her the order and she said oh no we don't do that we don't take online orders. So you could imagine how I felt finding this new information out since we been here for over 45 minutes now. I checked my account and the $96 was already taken out my account so I asked why is it allowing us to order from your actual website and taking the money out of the account if you don't have online ordering why is this available on your actual website. She got upset and started talking loud and said she can't do nothing about it and we have to call to have the order cancelled and refunded. At this point we waited this long I want my food so I asked if we can order now. More attitude luckily the other lady came back and we were able to order. Sitting at the bar asked if I could order the egg-rolls and eat them there until the food was done she said no. Whatever we sat there talking until the food came another 45 minutes later mind you there is only 3 people in this place and that don't take online orders so why did it take so freaking long. Food was ok nothing to be waiting on and the cost is ridiculous WILL NEVER RETURN!!!!!!!!! TERRIBLE SERVICE OK FOOD NOT WORTH IT!!!!! You have been warned.

Cool, tropical decor. On street and parking in rear! It was fairly quiet when we first arrived but started to get busy later. Staff was friendly. Our waitress was very familiar with the menu and made good suggestions. Our food was good. Portions were decent and drinks also good. There are a couple locations in the Atlanta area. Worthy of a visit.

Very small parking lot. Free parking unlike a lot of other Atlanta restaurants. The food is always delicious. Nice atmosphere. It's a vibe. Take your people here. They have multiple locations all over the Atlanta area. Give them a try and let me know what you think

Warm staff in a nice environment and the food is very authentic Caribbean style. Great wait staff and the sun room is awesome.

Food. Service. Hookah! Drinks! And did I say service! Free parking! Nothing more to ask for! My go to spot. Happy hour has $5 lemon drops and food specials! The Music is a vibe and it's not a right cramped restaurant. Plenty of space for large parties.

So I posted a review 2 years ago about the red snapper which has definitely changed! I went there and ordered red snapper to go. I was surprised bc they put it in a styrofoam box versus the aluminum like before. The serving was small this time and the fish was not fresh! It smelled so bad.... Very fishy , old, and it tasted old. The fish wasn't flaky like it should be. It was old fish. They had the nerve to charge $43 for it. I am very disappointed. I knew something wasn't right when I got there and only 1 customer ( couple) was there. That was it!!! On a FRIDAY night???? I thought that was weird. I see what's happening, the quality of food has definitely changed since I was here last and it was not good. Picture below.

Food is absolute deelish the ambience is refreshing...jazz band &?Happy Hour. Mya & the staff is knowledgeable & friendly. Prices are decent. I have been to S.H. Panola Rd, S.H. Buckhead however Cascade location is my fave. Tim's Rum punch is the truth!

The manager/server Timothy was outstanding! Kind and knowledgeable. Made the best recommendations and knew his menu. The food was delicious. We shared the jerk chicken egg rolls and you should get a truck load. They are that good. And the fried fish was excellent. Cool vibe. Great music. And outstanding food and service. Total package. Will surely be back when I am next in Atlanta.

I came here for Sunday brunch with friends. I've been to Spice House before, just not to this location. I was able to be seated right away. My server was awesome and super attentive. They had $6 tropical sex on the beach drinks. The food was amazing per usual. I had jerk egg rolls, rasta pasta with shrimp, and jerk chicken meal. I saw they have happy hour from 3p-6pm. I will definitely be back!!

Great food, excellent service. The ambiance is amazing and the server was very attentive

This place is great! The food is amazing, and the aesthetics is great as well. I've been here twice but both times it been pretty empty but that might of been just because it was the weekday. The portion are pretty big, I always have leftovers. And my friend said she loves their playlist.

I ordered Rasta Pasta Saturday and the Oxtails were dry and hard! I would have loved to have been able to order Plantain there was None!. I was embarrassed simply because I was Ranting and raving How Great the Spice house was.... My Cousin had Turkey wings and she was pleased with her plate. But Not the Customer Service and the fact that they Right Out Took 20 percent gratuity.

I love to try new restaurants but I'm extremely disappointed that I tried Spice House. While the aesthetics and presentation of the food was appealing, the dishes lacked a quality resturant tasting that failed to tantalize your pallet. The turkey wings were overcooked and lacked authentic Caribbean flavor. The Brussels sprouts were cold . Not to mention that the parking is terrible, the building was cold, and we had to exercise patience and perseverance while waiting on our entrees. The servers were polite, kind, and generous. However, even their kindness could not outweigh the distasteful entrées and overall dining experience of this Resturant. On a good note, The plantains were the best thing about this experience. I hope this review can be used as a tool for improvement on the dining experience at Spice house on Cascade.

They have the right name, because everything at Spice House is Spicy! Now that's right up my alley, but I went with a group and for some of the others it was a little too spicy. I had oxtails and they were GREAT! The oxtails come with cabbage, rice and peas. I also had the Coco Mojito. This beverage is very refreshing with just the right hint of sweet. There are many really good options from shrimp fried rice served in a pineapple to lamb chops served with mashed potatoes and broccoli. My favorite thing about spice house was the atmosphere. We sat at the back of the restaurant in a section that's been recently added. In the main area of the restaurant they play Caribbean/reggae. In the back section there's a live band on the weekend. I believe they got started around 8:30 or 9. The band was AWESOME!!! They played ALL the R&B hits. Old school and new school. It's a vibe, and people are welcome to get up and dance in this area, but it still feels very much restaurant, and not lounge-ish. Tables are spaced out, it's not over crowded. Overall: I'll be back. I enjoyed my food and drinks and I can't wait to come introduce some other friends, on a live band weekend!

Trash. Boo and I came here on a whim in hopes of getting some good eats close to home on a random Wednesday. WRONG. There was no basic cognac... not even Hennessy. They also did not have what was needed to make oxtail French fries or sea food dip. We were told there was no fries or oxtails and this was before 8pm. The bar tender did not have what's needed to make a tequila sunrise (tequila, orange juice, and grenadine). Once they made me aware that the ingredients were not available for oxtail French fries I asked for the seafood dip (crab shrimp and oxtails) that was also not available. No shrimp and no oxtails. Since I didn't feel like going anywhere else I ordered jerk chicken egg rolls thinking this was hard to mess up. But I was WRONG. There was a very small amount of chicken in the in the egg rolls literally 3 pieces of chicken in the 5-6 pieces and mainly more shell than filling in the egg rolls. I will not be back at all.

The food was bland and didn't taste authentic at all. I ordered the Red Snapper, Veggies. Honestly that's all I remember about my meal, because it wasn't good. My good came out in 10 minutes, really! The location is a nice size space with live music, the service was not good at all, I didn't receive my drink, (Wine) until after my food arrived which I ordered my food last. The funny part is the place wasn't busy. The parking lot is small and if you can't drive you may hit someone else's car. I will not r turn to this location.

Nicely situated quaint Caribbean themed spot off of Cascade Rd in Atlanta Owner welcomes us at the door and was attentive throughout the evening as was our server -Georgia on my mind (Hennessy based). I'm not a "brown" guy per say but it was tasty - Pretty Lil Ting (vodka based) This was much more my speed. Light, refreshing with just enough kick to make you feel appropriately manhandled - Jerk chicken egg rolls - fun, flaky, flavorful and filling... - Rasta Pasta with shrimp - scrumptious, perfectly cooked pasta, not too heavy, not too light but just right creaminess, flavorful shrimp - Tropical Seafood Paradise- Now this!!! Everything about this dish made me tingle. The rice was just the right amount of spicy where your tastebuds could really appreciate the flavor. There was a hood amount of salmon and the glaze had a nice sweet tang. And best of all, they DID NOT skimp on the SHRIMP. I may have had more shrimp than rice... and they were BIG shrimp, not these little cheap popcorn shrimp that nobody wants Service- Atmosphere/ambiance Presentation- Taste- 1/2 The Spice House will DEFINITELY see my face again!!

Attempted to try this spot on a Saturday night. Pulled up and was surprised to see that it was closed. Not sure why the website as how's it open.

The parking is very unique I wasn't sure where the front was, when we walked in they were playing Tupac music that didn't fit the ambiance. Our waitress was lovely and it was so sad that she had to be the one to tell us that there was no oxtails on a Saturday.

Yay to FREE parking !!! I came here with a large party and it was a clean and intimate dining area. Tim was helping service us and he was ensuring we had a great time. My jerk chicken eggrolls were super hot and fresh. I will be back here on my alone time.

They have one waitress who is also the bartender. They were out of several dishes (Snapper, oxtails, all appetizers except jerk egg rolls, lamb, etc.). My friend ordered the Dat Fire drink; it tasted like jalapenos and liquor, and she had to remind the staff to bring her drink. When my friend sent the drink back, the waitress/bartender admitted they didn't have all the ingredients for the drink so she added a random puree to the drink to make it sweet, which was not part of the original recipe. We ordered the Rasta Pasta, and the chicken was over-seasoned and undercooked. There was so much salt our chests burned. The cherry on top is they add a 20% service charge to the check. Also the parking lot is weird.

The food was delicious and sone things were quite spicy but the service was sub-par and the location is in disrepair. They also don't often answer the phone. They are out of several menu items including the black bean soup and the red velvet cake was frozen when I asked about it. They are I'll-prepared. Perhaps Buckhead and Midtown are better. It seems this location is "anything goes."

Service very poooor bartender very rude waited over 40mins and food. Wanted to give zero stars

The food is always flavorful at this establishment. The ambience was very quiet as I went for brunch, and no one was there except the cook, and a waiter/bartender, which was perfectly fine for me because I liked the peace. The drink that I had was very good and the waiter, Owen was nice.

Went here with a party of 7 for a birthday dinner on a Friday night. Parking is very limited, but there was off-street parking right next to the restaurant. When I entered I was greeted right away and escorted to my groups table. The staff was very nice and accommodating. The women's restroom consisted of two separate bathrooms that looked clean and spacious. Our server was nice and got our orders in quickly. The food came out within a reasonable amount of time (about 15 - 20 mins from ordering). What I drank: Rum punch What I ate: Fried green tomatoes and the SH salad with salmon. The salad was lettuce, 4 cucumber slices with half a grape tomato placed on top of each cucumber slice, and some sliced white onion. The salmon was seasoned well, but slightly over cooked. Things to note: the menu here was a little different from what you saw online so don't bother planning what you're going to order before you arrive. A little tacky, but 20% gratuity added to all checks AND only 2 cards can be used to pay for the check. For a party with several people they won't split the bill and only allow 2 cards to pay. For a group, plan to bring cash or Cash App your friend/s that pay. Overall the atmosphere was very nice, the food was ok, the drink was ok. I had a good time but probably won't go back because I was underwhelmed by the food/drink. Four stars because I had a good time, loved the atmosphere and staff.

The food and drinks here were very good. My family chose this place because of its proximity to our home. We had a party of 10 and it was a Monday night. While they could have used extra servers, we didn't mind the wait. It is a true Caribbean restaurant and I was pleased to have a chef from the islands. All of our dishes were well prepared. The salmon was perfect. Beware that some of the dishes are pretty spicy, like the pasta dish, so ask before ordering. No one was displeased. We will definitely come again.

I want to share my experience from when I visited Spice House on Cascade with family and friends on 8/31. It took a while to get drinks and food brought out to us, but once the order arrived, it was really good. However, there were several items listed on the menu that they did not have. Additionally, they tried to charge an extra 30% gratuity on top of the 20% gratuity that we each had already paid. I assume they attempted to do this because we were a large party, but to me, that is unacceptable. I hope this feedback can be taken as a learning lesson for this black-owned restaurant. The front staff needs improvement. I recommend trying this restaurant for yourself, and I hope your experience is better than mine. Wishing this location all the best.

Won't be returning to the Cascade location--Ever!!. Worst tasting food in my life. The pics look great but all 6 of us were disappointed with selections. Wasted money Service was good with nice waiter. Ambiance was good also. Drink was perfect

Spice House Egg Rolls- veggies with bits of chicken. Didn't taste the jerk chicken at all but had a ton of what i'm assuming is pickled cabbage and such. I would have sent it back for an inaccurate description but I was hungry as hell lol. The "jerk chicken egg rolls" should not be named how they were. Really disappointed. The Caribbean Long Island and the coco mojito - the drinks were bussing The Garlic Lamb Rack- the lamb was prepared nicely although it was slightly salty, the flavor was good but didn't taste how it's described at all.

Horrible experience last night there was one large party two parties of two and a party of 3 and they just couldn't get it right avoid at all cost. They basically ruined both parties of two's night. The meat was hot....sauces on food was cold. Slick want my money back. Drinks were real bad. Everyone needs to be trained. It's trash when your waitresses is messing up all night and tries to play the ditzy and you can tell she thanks it's cute. Crawfish cream sauce doesn't have crawfish btw. They treat you like the gratuity is included. It's freezing they have no heat. Ambiance is nice though

Historically Spice lives up to its name. I've moved away from eating spicy food and this plate was a great choice. Food was flavored well and I'm definitely gonna have this dish again !!!!

We started out with the Spice house egg rolls and the fried green tomatoes. For the main course, my friend and I ordered the Jerk chicken and veggie deluxe respectively. The food was so delicious we came back for brunch the next day. The service.... Was 50/50. The guy who served us dinner needs to be fired. Period. He was absolutely rude, out of line and had no idea how to treat customers. We asked for hookah service and he gave us some bullshit excuse about not being able to serve it. I was visiting a friend for the weekend and just wanted to enjoy some hookah. If it wasn't for the food and the proximity to her house, we wouldn't have come back the following day. Thankfully the next day we were delightfully surprised with several ladies who made it their duty to make us good drinks and set up the hookah for brunch. The second experience was definitely 10/10 and those ladies deserve a medal. Thank you for making my weekend such a pleasant turn around!

The food was ok, maybe it was an off day due to us coming on a weekday and there was barely any customers, the drinks was ok not all that strong. The patron was nice the bartender was okay. I would prolly try the more popular location on Piedmont.

Met my expectations for Haitian cuisine and another restaurant I can go with my non-vegan friends. My food was really good consisting of Djon Djon (black mushroom rice), cabbage, and plantain w/pikliz. I got the Spice House Punch to drink which was delicious and strong. The ambience is very nice and the bathroom really clean. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but I tend to like that as it is more intimate. Food prices are reasonable and my friend that dined with me enjoyed her coconut shrimp appetizer and the pork griot dish. The only issue I can think of is the parking is less than desirable as there aren't many spaces and on a busy night it will probably result in parking further away or leaving all together. Definitely give this place a shot vegan or not

I should have known this place was a bust!! The restaurant was dead no atmosphere of Sunday Brunch ATL style. There was only 1 Waitress and 1 Bartender/Host/Server.. she was overwhelmed and forgetful. She didn't earn the 18% gratuity that was on my ticket for a party of 2 . I paid $98 for 2 entrees , ginger beer and a peach Bellini..the nerve of this place. I left still hungry and aggravated because I didn't listen to my instincts. I was just supposed to drop off some keys and head back home to cook my Crab legs. Never again !!!

I really wish I could have enjoyed this place. It had such great potential, to be a really great spot for food and ambiance. To start with the food, my group only had an appetizer, which was the spice house eggrolls and the fried green tomatoes. Both were very good! And promised for more great food to come. What happened for this review to be 2 stars, was the logistics of the restaurant. While the food was great, the actual establishment lost a lot of its appeal because of missing things. Such as them no being able to serve alcohol, because they did not have their liquor license. Which was a huge no for our group. And we could tell, for the community as a whole, because the restaurant was empty except for us. Also, when we asked about certain items on the menu, they weren't able to prepare those for lack of ingredients. So, we cut our loses and found another place. This place had great potential, just couldn't execute it that day ‍.

Wow.. came before... another great meal. I've ordered out before and was not disappointed. Liked ^ Liked ^ Liked ^ Liked ^ Liked ^ Liked ^ Liked ^ Liked ^ Liked ^ Port Au Prince Red Snapper - Fried: Delicious, this was so yummy the fish was perfectly cooked and had a moist and flavorful texture. The fried seasoning was yummy and the sauce with peppers on top was just the right amount! I enjoyed the black mushroom rice it comes with. Cabbage: Soft not mushy, and great flavor. When I spoke to Beautiful (that is her name) on the phone, she was very patient with me and my order. She was honest and helped guide me to exactly the dish I was looking for. I never felt rushed, she was willing to read off the menu selections for me. The interior looked nice when I walked in. Disliked * Disliked * Disliked * Disliked * Disliked * Disliked * Disliked The pickled accompaniment to the fish. Some kind of leaf, she said. I can't remember. I liked and disliked it. lol. I liked the spicy element, the tangy flavor was ok, but the temp also threw me off. It was cold like coleslaw and very tangy. I ate a bit and felt it could grow on me, but I didn't eat a lot.

I'm a new-ish homeowner in the area, and I had a large group of family visiting for the weekend. We didn't have reservations, and Spice House was able to accommodate our group of 10 on a Saturday night. So, bonus points for Spice House right off the bat for even agreeing to seat us. And it was all excellent from there. The drinks were GREAT. I had a rum punch. It was everything. Strong, tasty, and cool. My cousin ordered the fried green tomatoes to start, and they came out fast and hot. They had a crispy breading, that was light and not too thick. I think the breading is cornmeal based, but it wasn't too corn mealy. They were really good. Next, they took entree orders. I had the pork griot. It was so good! Like, really good. Fried perfectly, they had a side of tostones, and black rice. Everyone in our group was very happy with their food. They talked about how good the food was during the rest of the weekend. The manager (I think she's new- she's from New York) and bartender were very nice and gracious. They really showed southern hospitality to my "up north" relatives. I'm really glad to have this neighborhood gem, in Cascade Heights.

My mentee and I went for lunch. A young lady started inching towards me in the booth. I thought she wanted to get to know me better until I saw the fright in her eyes. A rat had walked into the dining room. It was casually venturing from table to table asking diners whether they had enjoyed their meal. Apparently, they're running Ratatouille in the kitchen. The review is based on a true story.

This is one of my Favorite restaurants in Atlanta . I have visited the cascade and Midtown location . The food is delicious and the customer service is amazing.

I came here for my daughters birthday and not impressed. We from florida and I thought we were gonna have some authentic haitian food. This was not it

Great food. Nice small location. Really good and fast service. The oxtail was great and so was the Tropical Seafood platter and the Jerk Rasta Pasta. Only small issues I had was the jerk spring rolls didn't have any jerk chicken. Otherwise it's a nice location for quick lunch or dinner.

Good food & night life. I went in the daytime for a better dating experience, but it took the waiter 15 minutes to serve us water. I brought it to the manager's attention who assured us that she would assist, but in the next 10 minutes we decided to leave because it's no way we should be waiting for basic service. The manager asks "why" we're leaving (without trying to recover) as if it wasn't already apparent & out in the parking lot we see all of the waiters on their phone, laughing & chatting like I'm not inside hungry and thirsty. This may be your spot if you're used to the bare minimum.

Let's say that this place is the true definition of a hidden jem. One could easily drive by and not realize you may be missing out on one of the best kept authentic Caribbean foods here in Atlanta . I decided to visit this place with one of my girlfriends , and because I tend to go for the safer realm of ordering from places I'm too unfamiliar I chose to order jerk chicken with rice and peas . This dish is such a classic and one that can be easily cooked . However, I must say that I enjoyed the spices and yummy side sauces . In addition the indoor/outdoor vibe is a bonus . The place is well kept, servers are pretty polite , and one would enjoy the beautiful atmosphere and vibe of this restaurant. Kuddos . Well done.

I ended up having the most random, awesome time here a few weeks ago. I'm a huge fan of live music and saw that one of my favorite local artists, Eva Kennedy performs here on Fridays so I invited my cousin out for a much needed "girls night ". The parking lot is very small and they charge $5 for valet. I guess I arrived late, because the lot was already full, but I was able to park next door. The restaurant is very intimate. I made reservations though Yelp previously and was seated immediately. Seating is tight and I had to move the table a few times when guests next to me needed to get up. It took a while for me to receive a menu. Their cocktail menu is really creative and I chose the Cascade which is a Hennessy based cocktail that was fruity and delicious. The menu is composed of island and Haitian inspired dishes. For my entree I ordered the fried red snapper with black mushroom rice and pikliz. The snapper was delicious, but could've used a bit of salt. The rice was tasty and the pikliz was very spicy, but I couldn't stop eating it. My cousin enjoyed her shrimp and grits as well. The music flowed and Eva Kennedy was awesome as usual. One of the Ying Yang Twins was in the building and ended up doing a few of their songs and then they started playing old school ATL hip hop which made for a very fun evening. I had so much fun! The owner checked on us to make sure were enjoying ourselves. I'm looking forward to returning soon for more delicious food and a fun night out.

Came here on a whim and I liked it. PROS: Flavorful food Decent cocktails Great love DJ CONS: The services wasn't great. Everyone was friendly but also very busy and a bit frantic and it took more than 5 minutes for someone to greet us upon entering. The menu could use more light and vegetable sides to balance the heavier entrees. The house salad was small. I ordered the griot and my husband ordered the snapper and an extra side of salmon. Our food was food but the salmon never came out. If you're in Cascade and up for flavorful Meal and a lovely DJ, check this place out.

I live in the area and often frequent this restaurant. The food is absolutely amazing. Today I tried the Ditty Frits with a side of oxtails and it was the perfect pairing. The dish was so delicious. I'll definitely continue to patronize this locatio.

Went on a Friday night around closing time. It was our first visit and we were unaware that the hours on the website were outdated. Even so, we had a wonderful experience. Our food was delicious! We ordered a pitcher and although it took a while to arrive, once it arrived, it did what it was intended to do! The vibe was nice! Definitely a new, favorite spot of mine. 5/5

Wow!! The internet definitely flex on this restaurant. The whole experience was terrible. There wasn't straws and napkins . Only bar napkins and small stir straws . The coleslaw or whatever that was completely hot , burnt my mouth and tongue . The fish was undercooked. For some reason the waitress charged me for egg rolls and I never order them. After a roach crawling on the table . I put $100 dollars on the table but the waitress and manager ran outside to fight me. I'm completely embarrassed I would never take my husband to a place like this but Google made it look nice. If zero stars and I'll call the health department. They should be shut down.