Amazing service, the food was excellent, and the restaurant has a great vibe.

Great customer service. Consistently great, authentic Caribbean food. Additional Caribbean brands and products also for sale. In-person dining didn't seem to be available at the time, with take-out appearing to... read more be the only option. They also provide event catering options

Authentic caribbean cuisine, worth the ride out to the restaurant.

Update: 2018. We've gone there twice and really enjoyed everything that we've tried!! Nothing was dry or flavorless. The oxtails were my personal favorite. The plantains were also excellent. My... read more young adult son really enjoys the good so much that he decided to eat there in celebration of his birthday. 😁 I went when they first opened near the library. I ate there three times, at various hours. The chicken was very dry. The potatoes needed more seasoning. The staff was great and very informative. The extra sales items in display cases were unnecessary and distracting. They should focus on the food service alone.

This is the best place if you would like a taste of home back in the Caribbean.

Delicious. ❤️ We picked up Oxtails and Jerk Chicken. Will definitely be going back.

I just tried this place for the first time! Their food is really good and the appearence of the restaurant is nice.But the service is kinda slow and never go... read more on Monday their closed.

Roti and chicken wings were delicious.

I have been trying to go to D' Caribbean for the longest. When I first came across this place, my wife and I were in the same shopping center and... read more I just happened to notice the place. With my family being from Jamaica, I just had to stop in and try some of this Caribbean food. Unfortunately, this was the one day of the week that they are closed during the week, Monday. I would have to wait until another day. The opportunity finally presented itself, my birthday. I rarely eat out and D' Caribbean would be the place that I would pickup some food for my birthday. It was long overdue and right on time since I was making a permanent conversion to vegetarian the following Monday. I was torn between the curry chicken and the jerk chicken. Chicken was the only meat I was eating at the time since I gave up beef and pork in the 90s and seafood last year. I went with the large curried chicken (bone-in) with rice & beans. The curried chicken comes with the choice of bone-in or boneless and served with rice and beans or white rice or veggie fried rice with salad and plantains included. I also ordered a veggie patty, ginger beer, and currant roll. When I arrived to pickup my order, I had a pleasant conversation with the owners. We spoke as if we've known each other for years. Good Vibes all around. I am glad that I chose my birthday to finally make my way to D' Caribbean. After we finished our conversation, I headed home to indulge myself in my long awaited meal. It was well worth the wait. Everything was well prepared and cooked to perfection. I'm at a loss for words because I cannot describe the food any better. The chicken was tender, the rice & beans were cooked just right, and the plantains were oh my goodness. The veggie patty was very good, but I would love to see like a double stuffed veggie patty since I've converted to vegetarian. Just throwing a little hint. This was my first time having a currant roll and I really enjoyed it. Ofcourse, no meal is complete without a ginger beer to wash it down. I want to thank D' Caribbean for the fantastic meal. Although I'm a vegetarian now, I'll still be stopping by to pickup some vegetarian dishes. This is definitely the spot for great Carribean food.