Afrodish Restaurant

This resturant is in a Marketplace and is one of many other businesses, such as candy stores, butchers, other resturants etc. Although there are tables in various places in the building, I took mines to go. My survey said.... It was great, and this olace will be on my list the next time I'm in the ATL.

This was my first time at the Sweet Auburn Curb market! I was amazed at alll the vendors dedicated to the foods loved by my culture!! I love Caribbean food and especially love beef patties! Well they did not disappoint. The crust was buttery and flakey and the meat had just enough spice! It was absolutely delish! 2/2Service was fast, friendly and efficient. 2/2Ambiance: 1/1

The best jerk chicken and rice you're going to find! I started coming here when I was a freshman in college and have continued to come well after graduation (years). The food is consistent and the customer service is also great!!

This place was a gem! We were looking for Caribbean fare, and decided to try our luck as tourists at the Municipal Marketplace. We stumbled across this restaurant and EVERYTHING WE ORDERED WAS AMAZING!!! curry chicken, jerk chicken, oxtails, beef & chicken patties, plantain, cabbage, Mac & cheese, spinach!!!!! DELICIOUS! The food was HOT HOT, and the service was wonderful. Chris made recommendations when we were insure of what to try, and he did not steer us wrong! We will definitely be back!!!

I knew my daughter was at the Curb Market so I asked her to bring me something to eat. She decided to stop at this place and pick me up some oxtails.The platter was oxtails rice and peas and cabbage. Although I've had a lot of oxtail planters in Atlanta this one was different. The taste of the oxtails, the gravy, the peas and the cabbage were totally on point.The oxtails were tender but not overcooked. The flavor was very good. I have to say the rice and peas were completely cooked but not mushy. Many times when you get these platters either the rice is crunchy or the peas are crunchy. The only thing I would have wanted is more gravy. They definitely had a good flavor. Finally someone knows how to cook cabbage. Either is too much or has no flavor in other places. This place cooked it just right. I don't know how much the planter calls exactly but I think my daughter said around $13. This price is kind of unheard of right now in Atlanta. Inflation has got the best of the food in the street and we as patrons understand but it's always nice to see a business kind of work with their customers.I would definitely return to get more and to try something different. Give this business a shot whenever you at the Curb Market.

First time visiting Atlanta and decided to stop into the Sweet Auburn Market (who can resist a name like that? ). Afrodish seemed most popular so I figured I was good and it did not disappoint. The guy in front of me went on about their plantains so I decided to try even though that would not normally be my choice for a side. the plantains dipped into the oxtail gravy was heavenly.

Always taste fresh and good priced. Service is fast and friendly food is high quality

I eat here quite often, I first tried it last year around November, it is so good, if you're a student at GSU or if you live around the area I beg you to check it out. The food is fantastic, they serve it to you nice and hot, everything is fresh. The service is good as well, very nice people behind the counter. And the vibes in the market are really nice. Please check it out if you're in the area!

Great restaurant with decent portions. I'd love to see a bigger menu variety of beef options, nor just chicken and goat. The goat meals were good though, including the curry goat and stewed goat which was a bit spicy. No mild beef patties available, only spicy but my daughter enjoyed it anyway. Will return when I'm in the Auburm Ave area.

Afrodish sits at one of the corners in the Municipal Market near the food court and seating area. I ordered the Oxtail + 1 Side and picked the jollof rice ($12) and added a beef patty ($2). The oxtail was super tender .. pretty much melted in your mouth once you got it off the bone. It was seasoned very well and not too oily, which I loved. The jollof rice was also great - I could've scarfed it down alone. These two paired super well together to make a super flavorful meal. The beef patty was ... just amazing. Very unassuming from the outside (looks kind of like a wider empanada) but the beef filling was very flavorful, not very greasy, and just easy to eat. A fantastic side or snack to take on the road and only $2! The man serving us was super nice and gave pretty decently sized portions - I was definitely full. Overall, super tasty Caribbean food that was pretty authentic from what I could tell. Pretty good prices (check out their combos) and just amazing flavors I think anyone would love. Highly recommend Afrodish if you ever drop by Municipal Market!