Any good Jamaican and West Indian restaurants in Brooklyn?

Please give the name and location.

Mike's International--Flatbush Ave. @ Maple St. in PLG.

the islands on washington & lincoln!

lindsay6 wrote: the islands on washington & lincoln!

This!!!

Gloria's is great too- and much cheaper than Islands.
They have two locations: both on Nostrand Ave.- one on corner of Empire (south of EP), and the other's north of EP, but I forget the cross street.

The other Gloria's is on the SW corner of Nostrand and Sterling. And as long as we are on things right next to me, for Trinidad roti go no where but Glenda's, just east of Nostrand on the south side of St Johns. Trini style chinese is good at the place whose name I can't remember just north of the bodega on the NW corner of Nostrand and St Johns. And they have good bread. Vege doesn't get better than Ital Shak, which is between St Johns and Sterling on the west side of Nostrand.

For take out - Mackenzie's on Utica and Crown.

cheffys on Nostrand Av & Park pl the name changed to Willies

If you are looking for a good west indian restaurant to dine in, enjoy the ambience, good music, live bands, beautiful garden , good drinks , good atmosphere,nothing beats Sugar Cane on Flatbush and Bergen in my opinion.Food is delicious and drinks are awesome, especially the sorrel punch.

If you are looking for a good west indian restaurant for takeout,then nothing beats Exquisite on Nostrand Ave and Prospect Place.The place for good rotis,especially the boneless chicken roti, and good hot bread made daily, then the Trini restaurant called Golden Palace on Nostrand Ave off St Johns Place is the place to go.

arlette wrote: If you are looking for a good west indian restaurant for takeout,then nothing beats Exquisite on Nostrand Ave and Prospect Place.The place for good rotis,especially the boneless chicken roti, and good hot bread made daily, then the Trini restaurant called Golden Palace on Nostrand Ave off St Johns Place is the place to go.

This is the trini style chinese I mentioned in my post whose name I couldn't recall. And the bread is fantastic! And did I mention cheap?

any of these trini places sell doubles? or is that only street food?

Subject: Islands on Washington

All food made to order while you wait. There is a tiny seating area upstairs, but it's really just a kitchen, but delicious. Jerk chicken is oh so deliciously spicy.

sweet tea wrote: any of these trini places sell doubles? or is that only street food?

you can get doubles at Ali's Roti Shop on Fulton right by Nostrand. There is also a place called Doubles King on Nostrand right before Fulton.

daver wrote: The other Gloria's is on the SW corner of Nostrand and Sterling. And as long as we are on things right next to me, for Trinidad roti go no where but Glenda's, just east of Nostrand on the south side of St Johns. Trini style chinese is good at the place whose name I can't remember just north of the bodega on the NW corner of Nostrand and St Johns. And they have good bread. Vege doesn't get better than Ital Shak, which is between St Johns and Sterling on the west side of Nostrand.

Ital Shak seems to have shut down by the health department. (Wah!) But there are other vegetarian Caribbean restaurants nearby, such as Imhotep's. There is also one near Ital Shak which name escapes me. It's a *tiny* hole in the wall, but I once had the BEST lima bean stew there.

daver wrote: The other Gloria's is on the SW corner of Nostrand and Sterling. And as long as we are on things right next to me, for Trinidad roti go no where but Glenda's, just east of Nostrand on the south side of St Johns. Trini style chinese is good at the place whose name I can't remember just north of the bodega on the NW corner of Nostrand and St Johns. And they have good bread. Vege doesn't get better than Ital Shak, which is between St Johns and Sterling on the west side of Nostrand.

Ital Shak seems to have shut down by the health department. (Wah!) But there are other vegetarian Caribbean restaurants nearby, such as Imhotep's. There is also one near Ital Shak which name escapes me. It's a *tiny* hole in the wall, but I once had the BEST lima bean stew there.

lilbangladesh wrote: Ital Shak seems to have shut down by the health department. (Wah!)

Well, that blows. Health inspection.

lilbangladesh wrote: Ital Shak seems to have shut down by the health department. (Wah!)

Well, that blows. Health inspection.

I want to chime in about the Islands. That place rocks my socks. Stop by and pick up some carryout sometime, chat with the owner while she cooks your meal (she's delightful), and try going on a Sunday afternoon sometime to pick up some of their bread pudding before it's all sold out. NUM!

I want to chime in about the Islands. That place rocks my socks. Stop by and pick up some carryout sometime, chat with the owner while she cooks your meal (she's delightful), and try going on a Sunday afternoon sometime to pick up some of their bread pudding before it's all sold out. NUM!

I dunno how long Ital Shak was closed, but it was open and yummy tonight.

The yummy corn dude on the corner was missing though.

I dunno how long Ital Shak was closed, but it was open and yummy tonight.

The yummy corn dude on the corner was missing though.

Anonymous wrote: [quote=sweet tea]any of these trini places sell doubles? or is that only street food?

you can get doubles at Ali's Roti Shop on Fulton right by Nostrand. There is also a place called Doubles King on Nostrand right before Fulton.
I just had a shrimp dhalpourie roti from Ali's and it was bangin! YUM!
Doubles King is at Macon and Nostrand. Doubles are great but don't get the saltfish there its too salty.
Best ital is Imhotep on Nostrand.
edited because I forgot to mention Melanie's on Fulton right by Nostrand. All kinds of Trini food. Alot of vegetarian and a great juice bar.