9 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in South Ozone Park

“We had a great experience at this spot. The food was authentic Trinidadian and Caribbean comfort at its best. From morning till night, they’re serving up delicious, flavorful dishes that really hit the spot. We tried a mix of classic eats, and everything was packed with taste – you can tell it's made with care. The place itself is small and simple, but that just adds to the charm. It’s no-frills but totally satisfying.“

“Good breakfast Good lunch and good dinner“

“Stopped in for dinner and tried a little bit of everything (various pizzas, sandwiches, garlic knots, desserts) - it was all absolutely fantastic! Service was top notch as well � 10/10“

“Staff is excellent... I usually call when Im about 10 minutes away. They always have my food ready and bagged like I asked. (Sometimes I'm dropping a meal to a friend). Also if you call in order you don't have to concern yourself with parking“

“The food is acceptable but what I liked the most was the sweet plantains that I bought for my whole family. I have given it many chances and I kept buying it but it doesn't improve. It tastes horrible. The bananas are sometimes semi-green, not sweet at all, without any flavor. and they make the pieces smaller and at $5 I wouldn't mind the price as long as it was delicious but it isn't like that I hope they fix it“

“Great small restaurant for mom style Guyanese food, i.e., if mom was a great cook..“

“Only tried the grandma slice. It was one of those with just a giant slice of mozzarella and a tiny bit of garlic bruschetta in the very center. It was great. The shop itself is easy to double park in front of and near the back entrance into jfk. I’ll be back“

“Very good&tasty food....good invironment,,,good service....you can taste a food�“

“I have been going for 20 years, I also go to the popular ones, such as Singhs, Sybils, and Trincity Roti shops; I test all the roti shops in the area. This one is small, but they cook food from the San Fernando area in Trinidad, which the original roti and doubles were made when the Eastern Indians arrived in Trinidad 200 years ago. Guyanese and Northern Trinidad shops are good, but you know Trinidad food from San Fernando has a special touch. Enjoy their food, and ask for pumpkin with the dal puri roti, and the Dal soup, which all the bus drivers and workers run in quickly during the bus stop, it only takes a minute to buy. Trini to the bone! Hope this helps.“