Where to Eat Caribbean Food in Atlanta
Our list of where to eat Caribbean food in Atlanta.
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Below is our list of Caribbean restaurants and dishes to be found in Atlanta:
Where to Eat Caribbean Food in Atlanta
Afrodish Restaurant Restaurant
Facebook: Authentic African-Carribbean Cuisine!
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Caribbean Chicken & Fish Restaurant
Google: No-frills counter-serve offering Caribbean fare such as jerk chicken & roti, plus picnic tables.
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Chef Rob's Caribbean Cafe & Upscale Lounge Restaurant
Website: Inspired by the essence of the islands, Chef Rob’s Caribbean Cafe was established to bring a contemporary twist to an already favored Caribbean cuisine. Celebrating Caribbean favorites as a whole, Chef Rob’s Cafe strives to provide a comprehensive experience reminiscent of the island we cal...
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Dat Fire Jerk Chicken Restaurant
Black-owned Business
Website: Eat Healthy. Enjoy Jamaican Food. Experience Caribbean Ease. Visitors to the restaurant will feel the casual warmth and elegance of the Caribbean and experience the flavor of authentic Jamaican Cuisine. For local residents, Dat Fire Jerk Chicken is a special place where they go for good tas...
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Jamrock Jerk Center Restaurant
Website: Here at Jamrock Jerk Center, we serve fresh and authentic Caribbean food, grilled chicken, fresh fish, fresh homemade juices and much more. Get a authentic taste of the Caribbean right here in Atlanta. A few of the entrees we serve include the Curry Chicken, Stew Oxtails, and Curry Goat.
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Jamrock Restaurant Restaurant
No-frills authentic Jamaican restaurant near Underground Atlanta. Eat-in or take-out. Lunch specials, sandwiches, one love patties, stews, and stir-fry dishes.
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Mangos Caribbean Restaurant Restaurant
Website: Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta, Mangos Caribbean Restaurant is the perfect mix of ambience, great service and excellent Caribbean food. We are the newest Caribbean restaurant to open its doors in Atlanta and we are determined to become your favorite destination for Caribbean food....
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My Abuelas @ Spindle Kitchen Restaurant
CL: My Abuelas ("Our Grandmothers") is a Puerto-Rican cafe at the Spindle Kitchen. The owner-chefs are Luis and Monica Martinez who have been hosting pop-ups for the past few years.
Puerto Rican restaurant "pop-up" within the Spindle Kitchen in Atlanta.
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Negril ATL Restaurant
Black-owned Business
Negril Carribbean Cafe couldn't be considered a hardcore foodie find, but it is nonetheless an agreeable spot. The service is friendly, and at lunchtime the plates are good value enough to bring some sunshine into gray, chilly day. Jerk chicken, tofu curry and Jamaican rum cake are the way to go her...
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Papi's Cuban & Caribbean Grill Restaurant
Lots of Cuban, Latin American, and Caribbean favorites. Daily specials, desserts, and vegetarian items, too.
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Other Caribbean Restaurants
All Island Cafe,
(404) 296-0052
Bahama Breeze,
(770) 935-6509
Bev Jerk Center,
(404) 297-9597
Calle Latina,
(404) 378-0020
Healthfull Essence,
(404) 806-0830
Island Taste Caribbean Restaurant,
(404) 500-3108
La Fonda Latina,
(404) 816-8311
Lazy Llama Cantina,
(404) 968-2288
Mami's La Cubana,
(678) 974-5487
Sabores Boutique Cafe,
(770) 693-0437
Tropical Cuisine,
(404) 767-7421
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