Jamaican Restaurants near Far Rockaway, NY

“Owner clicked with me immediately. The delectable meal was just what my palate needed. Not a dining spot but excellent take out option for the West Indian foodie.“

“oxtails, jerk chicken, stew snapper“

“I don't eat at Jamaica Breeze Buffet. But when I do I enjoy the food. Today I bought the Stew Peas and it was very salty 🧂 and the pigtails was not tender. I would of brought it back to get my money back but was already home and too cold outside. I don't think I will be eating there again.😡“

“Food is amazing, I can say that. However, they have raised their prices on the meals, but never have plantains. This is the only restaurant that does that, and you’ll still pay the price. That’s bad business. Usually a Jamaican restaurant serves with two sides vegetables and plantains. However food is good, but you’ll never get a full plate of food sometimes, they’ll short you.“

“I picked up food here for the first time and Auntie was so incredibly welcoming. She was happy to let me sample a handful of the dishes they were serving, all of which were delicious.

The oxtail here is just phenomenal. The depth of flavor of the gravy was such a standout. My rice and peas were covered in it and I wish I had more!

The jerk chicken was incredibly tender and the sweet and spicy sauces were a great compliment.

The fresh pine ginger drink is a must have and the homemade coco bread was pillowy soft.

The chef is an absolute pro here when it comes to salinity. The seasoning was spot on for every entree without any lingering saltiness.“

“This is a wonderful restaurant with delicious food and excellent customer service ! I enjoy almost all their meals especially the curry goat, beef patties, wings and their juices are amazing. My favorite is Pineapple Ginger! Love love this place !“

“awesome place to eat very clean“

“I arrived to the location recommended by a friend who’s considering this location as a b day rendezvous in the near future.

Parking: there’s parking available in a well lit parking lot directly behind the building. There are lights along the entire plaza outside. No major trash or debris. A small spot which still made us feel safe. There’s an entrance / exit there’s well as the front door. There’s parking directly on the main road. We saw a few spots available in the side streets which was a plus.

Business at 8 pm was busy and rustling. A few seats became available at the bar as the crowd rotated. We were promptly greeted by the bartender. We also made eye contact with a wait staff who also went behind the bar POS. The music was at a moderate volume featuring classic reggae sounds throughout the spot. The bar has about 12 seats. There’s are four tv displaying weekly pronouns and local sports. We ordered wings and fries. Both were bright crisp and hot. An indication that grease is rotated fresh. The panko batter for the wings was tasty.

The restroom is located at the back by the entrance. I did not have an opportunity to check this out. The dining room is bright white and modern. There’s a projector and a tv screen in the area. We are observed the climate control is fair with hot food in hot chafing dishes. There are windows which let light in at sunset.

We discussed future dinner plans with owner Jeff. He provided menu options for large parties. He has digital displays of food and menu plans which was impressive.

We are in the process of setting up dinner. Looking forward to letting you know how the execution is for our large party dinner.“

“This place had some of the best jerk chicken I ever had in my life. I've gone back 3x times in the past month and they are not there anymore. Does anyone have an updated location for this jerk pit?Because now I'm sad...sad spelled backwards is das and das not good :/“