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Calabash cafe comes to mind,on 124th street, if you don't mind Caribbean time service. It has been around for a long time, if that is any indication of their success.
We recently enjoyed South Indian food at the Masalaz/Caribbean Cafe, where a young couple has taken over an existing Caribbean cafe and added a South Indian menu. Given the quality of the Indian food we had and the kitchen's evident attention to detail I suspect their Caribbean food would be worth trying. It is located at 4218 66th St., in a strip mall, almost hidden completely by a gas station. Look for a sign that says "Caribbean Menu"
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re: felix the hound
Thanks for the heads up about the owner change. I haven't been in a a year or more, but was looking to go back one day. Behind the fas gas as Felix mentioned, or McDonald's if you need a bigger landmark.
Also on the south side is Irie Foods..more of a grab and go, but solid jamaican patties and goat stew. What about Sit and Chat, I think it was even recently reviewed by the Journal or See..
There was a place on the north side, fort road area...Tasty something..
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re: raidar
I stopped back in at Irie Foods yesterday and had the Oxtail. It was delicious. Rich, tender, and well seasoned. A pretty solid portion too. The rice and peas were great. The dumpling had some issues (dense spots) but I think it could be an individual thing. The side salad was very token. http://tinyurl.com/ya4pveh
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