Every Jamaican spot we vouch for — five boroughs
The original Clarendon Rd location of Footprints Cafe, Robert Gordon's group of Jamaican restaurants. It's known for Rasta pasta, penne in a creamy Caribbean-spiced sauce with oxtail, jerk chicken, tilapia…
See listing →A small Jamaican spot on Washington Ave near Eastern Parkway, on the Prospect Heights and Crown Heights line, serving jerk chicken, curry goat, oxtail platters and plantains.
See listing →A Brooklyn outpost of Golden Krust, the Jamaican bakery chain the Hawthorne family started in the Bronx in 1989. Stop in for beef patties, coco bread, jerk chicken, and oxtail.
See listing →Self-serve Jamaican hot buffet on Merrick Blvd in Laurelton where you pay by weight. Oxtail, jerk chicken, curry goat, saltfish, callaloo, rice and peas, and mac and cheese, served for…
See listing →A Caribbean takeout and restaurant on White Plains Road in Williamsbridge, part of the Bronx stretch lined with Jamaican kitchens and bakeries.
See listing →Sit-down Jamaican restaurant on Dreiser Loop in Co-op City, cooking Jamaican food with a modern twist. It takes reservations and has an onsite bar pouring rum punch, Caribbean cocktails and…
See listing →A family-run Jamaican restaurant on White Plains Road in Wakefield, featured on ABC7's Neighborhood Eats for its jerk chicken. The menu centers on jerk chicken and escovitch fish.
See listing →Budget-friendly Jamaican kitchen on Linden Boulevard in Cambria Heights. Regulars order jerk chicken, fried chicken, stew pork and stew peas with rice and peas and fried plantains.
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