Caribbean

Kabawa does a fun, filling Caribbean-inspired prix fixe in the East Village space that formerly housed Momofuku Ko.

Patties—baked or fried—and rum cocktails flow in the former Momofuku Ko bar space.

This popular Caribbean bakery is a long-time staple of Little Guyana in South Richmond Hill.

This Afro-Caribbean spot in Fort Greene offers food that’s as vibrant on the plate as it is on the palate.

Few places in New York can claim the kind of legendary status that Minton’s Playhouse in Harlem can.

Caribbean Kitchen is a spot in JFK's Terminal 5 where you can grab a quick dinner before your flight.

Good nights out begin at this Caribbean fusion restaurant in Williamsburg.

Doubles is a quick Caribbean spot in the heart of Amagansett Square.

Inspired by the cuisines and communities of New York City, Tatiana is a hot restaurant at Lincoln Center that makes fine dining feel fun again.

The best thing to eat at this chicken spot inside DeKalb Market Hall is actually the oxtail grilled cheese.

It’s jerk everything at this Caribbean food stall in DeKalb Market Hall. Get the jerkrito.

Aunts et Uncles is a plant-based Caribbean restaurant in the heart of Flatbush with a nice collection of books and magazines.

If you need a place to meet a date or a group of friends in Fort Greene, go to Island Shack and share some jerk chicken.

HAAM stands for “Healthy As A Motha,” and it’s your best option for plant-based Caribbean food in Williamsburg.

For a quick, kinda healthy lunch that’s more exciting than your usual salad, try this fast-casual Caribbean spot in Williamsburg.

For an East Harlem hang with friends, this Caribbean-inspired spot has the goods.

At this counter-service Caribbean spot in Harlem, something with jerk sauce on it should be your go-to order.

Zanmi is a fun Haitian restaurant in Prospect Lefferts Gardens.

Peppa’s in Prospect Lefferts Gardens is a counter-service Caribbean spot about a block from the park.

A&A Bake And Doubles is a Trinidadian counter-service spot, and it’s a Bed-Stuy institution. Stop by for a roti and a couple of doubles.

At this Caribbean restaurant in Williamsburg you can have a fun brunch or enjoy some Happy Hour deals on a patio.

Jacob Restaurant is a buffet in Harlem where you can fill a styrofoam container with some very solid soul food and Caribbean food.

Allan’s Bakery is a third-generation cultural institution and Caribbean bakery in Flatbush with incredible currants rolls, hard dough bread, and more.

Peppa’s is a small counter-service spot in Crown Heights that serves some great jerk chicken.

Trinidad Golden Place is a cash-only Trinidadian bakery in Crown Heights that makes incredible pastries, massive roti, and Chinese-American dishes.