Carribean Restaurants in Dublin

George White · 31-08-2014 09:48AM #1

any Carribbean restaurants in Dublin?

The Hill Billy · 31-08-2014 09:53AM

Split from old Jamaican food thread in F&D.

tHB

tfak85 · 31-08-2014 09:59PM

I think a good place to try would be the little mall on Moore St, you go down to the basement and there are about five places there at a food court. I have a feeling one may be Caribbean.

If you find one please do tell!

MartyMcFly84 · 01-09-2014 12:03PM

One of the places in the Moore Street Food court is Martinique. Its pretty good compared to what's there. But it is what it is, an all you can eat for about 7 euro so the quality of the pre made dishes is only so good.

I think they do stuff to order also, though I have not tried it.

Grandeeod · 04-09-2014 02:27PM

IMO the absence of Carribbean restaurants in Dublin is unfortunate. Hard to believe it hasn't taken off. I've never been to the Carribbean and only tasted the cuisine for the first time, two years ago, when I moved to the Canary Islands of all places! Have a lovely cafe nearby run by a "Soul Food Man". While Jerk chicken is perhaps the best known, I'm a big fan of Goat curry and the traditional Jamaican curry with chicken. Rice and peas made in coconut milk makes a delicious companion to it. And don't forget the Johnny Cakes...mmmmmm!

Hootanany · 04-09-2014 06:22PM

There is a place on Parnel St just before Gardiner St on the left it looks Like one to me Papa something or Bigs place.

Carribean Restaurants in Dublin

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