Reggae Pot

Everytime I'm in town, I try to make my way to this place. I love how the oxtail just falls off the bone. Meat pies are delicious but you need to get there earlier before they sell out.Small restaurant but regardless if you choose to dine in or takeout, I think it's worth the price. Dining in allows you to enjoy the reggae music. Service is friendly. However, you will need to prepare to wait for your food. It may not be the quickest but you can't rush good food.I will be returning on every visit.

This place is its own entire vibe. The walls are covered in reggae memorabilia, images of famous reggae artists, and history of reggae music. And of course, reggae music is playing the whole time.The food is great. I had the jerk chicken with rice and peas. It was excellent. The flavor was great, and the meat was tender and juicy. It also came up super quick.Many of the dishes are on the pricier side. The dish I had was one of their cheaper options, and it was excellent.I work in this area on occasion and will be sure to drop by when I am in the neighborhood!

Great food, really long wait time but totally worth it if you have the time. Super friendly and helpful people.Exciting atmosphere!Ordering to-go is a little weird, you must either order online or in person. You can't call and have them take your order. Sometimes their online menu says an item is sold out or available but when you call or show up in person you might get a different answer.Eat at Reggae Pot, thank me later.

The oxtail plate and goat curry roti were amazing! We also got the jerk chicken patty, everything was incredibly flavorful.

The food at Reggae Pot was not the best Jamaican cuisine that I've had. I had been wanting to try the restaurant for quite some time. I drove over on my day off and decided to experience it. The people working there were very friendly and kind. The ambience was definitely rooted in, Jamaican history. The restaurant was clean and had a great feel to it. Though it is located far from my home I still wanted to check it out because I had heard good things. I decided to stick with the most common dish which was jerk chicken, rice & beans as well as fried plantain. I ordered my food to go. When I got home, I tasted the chicken which was more a tangy bbq flavor, it was not spicy. I expect jerk chicken to be spicy, it tasted more like a seasoned barbecue glaze instead of the jerk flavor. The rice and beans were pretty bland. The rice was cooked well and the beans were nice, but they didn't compliment each other. The fried plantain was the best part of my meal. I've never known anyone who could mess up fried plantain. Overall, it did not excite me, and that will be the last time I eat at this restaurant.

I came here with someone from the Bahamas who really misses Caribbean food. This did not disappoint! The food is great. There are many options of Caribbean foods that are hard to find at most restaurants. We do not live very close but will be going out of our way to go back!!

In town from Houston and decided to check out the Jamaican cuisineChicken Curry Patty - 5 stars Juicy and flavorful chicken. The patty had the right amount of crunchOxtail - 3 stars. The meat wasn't fall off the bone tender and lacked gravy/seasoningRice & peas - 3 stars. Rice was very fluffy and airy. Lacking on seasonings Cabbage - 3.5 stars. I loved the crunch. Just wanted more flavor. I think being a southerner we have a little more flavor/salinity to our foods. I'd pull up again for sure

So good!!! The Curry Chicken Roti was next level; will absolutely be back for it!The juices were also superb -- we got the Sorrel Ginger (was our top favorite), Mango Passion Fruit, and the Guava Pineapple!

The food here is really good. A well balanced level of heat and spice that satisfies the expectations of such an establishment. We had the Pork BBQ Ribs and The Goat Curry with Roti. I can taste a lot of the ingredients in this BBQ sauce which I am pretty sure is made in house. Very tasty. For the BBQ Ribs, the meat is super tender with the right amount of fat left behind. Yes, that's right, I said fat. ;)The Goat Curry is excellent. A warm blend of rich spices, and again a well balanced heat. There was an ample amount of Marrow Bones in this curry if you like that. I do! I had the green salad and cabbage as sides. The salad was fresh and crisp and the cabbage a perfectly well seasoned al denté. Also we got both desserts which look absolutely amazing! Check this place out! Bon Appétite!

We were heading out to a movie in the area but wanted to have some snacks before heading there. I LOVE Jamaican patties so had to try this place as it had great reviews.I literally tried all the patties they had; The Jerk Chicken, The Spicy Beef, Regular Beef, Curried Chicken and the Vegetarian.My number one was a tie between the spicy beef and curried chicken. The space itself was fantastic for the type of food they are serving. Small space full of Jamaican gear (caps, pictures, an entire display of items from Jamaica.) The feeling inside was nearly like you are in Jamaica.The service was really good. No, it wasn't the Peninsula type of service; it was more of a service on a human level. I appreciated that.Need to go to the area again for another movie in about 2 weeks so will definitely be visiting here and actually maybe dine here.