Spice House

I came here around 7pm on a Wednesday night. Our waiter was very nice, but service was a bit slower given that the restaurant wasn't packed. I started with the Ace punch, which comes in a small plastic bottle. They do provide you with a glass with ice if you don't want to drink out of the bottle though. It was a great drink though I'd definitely get it again. For my entree, I had the jerk chicken with rice and beans and cabbage. The rice and beans was cooked so well that it was dried out, so I made sure to move the jerk sauce from the chicken over to the rice and beans to hydrate it. The meal was very filling, overall, and I ended up taking some home with me. The restaurant isn't large, so when there are large groups or multiple people, it can get very loud in there. Something to keep in mind if you're wanting to have an intimate conversation.

What a cute spot! I've passed by several times and always wanted to try. To my surprise, I didn't do the research but it is Caribbean. I've always loved Rasta pasta so I gave it ago. It did not disappoint. My rest of pasta was with chicken, though they have oxtail and shrimp I believe. Considering this was lunch no cocktails for me just water. The bartender was lively and kind. The restaurant was empty so I got a good look at how pretty it was. I'm glad I came for lunch and I will consider dinner at some point. It's all valet parking unless you can find something on the street. Valet parking at lunchtime was $10.When I'm in the area, I will come

I came here for happy hour on a Tuesday. Service was a little slow to start but improved. Happy hour is M-Th 3-6p. They were out of calamari. I had jerk chicken eggrolls, jerk wings, rum punch drink and rice n peas. Everything was delicious per usual.

I got a lemon drop at the bar. That was very tangy sweet yeah potent and two appetizers the frog green tomatoes, and the jerk chicken egg rolls. I would say that came out quick and was definitely delicious and seasoned. I enjoyed the cabbage inside the egg roll. It was some type of dipping sauce. I'm not sure but the green tomatoes I can absolutely say Phenomenal they were a decent size and they didn't fall apart. The waitress was absolutely wonderful and she was consistent on checking in with me to make sure that everything came out great and that I enjoyed it. The inside of the restaurant is also beautiful and they have karaoke and live band nights. I definitely will be back so I can try the roster pasta and the oxtail dip

Tai (midtown location) the server was impeccable! Engaging, personable and professional. He reduced our stress from the food taking a while to get to our table. Checked in on us regularly to let us know he was on it! The ambiance was cool for a Saturday girls evening out. Food when it came was superb! Melted in my mouth. Forgot that it took over a hour to receive the main course. My gf ordered the fried snapper & I had the veggie jerk Rasta pasta.One recommendation is to add more vegetarian starter options.

We walked in the door of the restaurant and found that the music was so loud that we could not stay because we would not have been able to hear each other if we wanted to talk to each other. We mentioned to the hostess that the music was extremely loud, and she did not seem to care. So, we left, and went to Longhorn restaurant across the street and had two very good steaks. It is too bad that we did not have a chance to try this new restaurant. I would be surprised if we returned.

Ms.Keisha has awesome energy , her alone is a 10/10 . But will definitely be back the music , the food, vibe love it all. Gracie the server's service was spectacular! I will definitely be back to see her.The food was amazing. I had chicken pasta and the presentation was so delightful. Avis , I love you

When it first open on Cascade the food was Amazing!! I went there Saturday and ordered Rasta Pasta with Oxtails , the oxtails could have been cooked more they were dry and hard. I was shocked! I wanted plantain and it was none! My Cousin was not pleased with the Customer service! It took the waitress forever to bring water around. And when we got slapped with that $100 ticket Spice House took 20 percent right off the top for gratuity.

Love the ambience, food was amazing. I highly recommend the seafood dip and red snapper.

I had the opportunity to visit this establishment's Lithonia location a few days ago. It was for lunch, and the ambience was just ok. It's located in a small strip mall, parking is available. Overall, the food and its presentation were good. There were plenty of choices on the menu. The service was mediocre at best. The most confusing element was the 18% mandatory service charge as stated on my receipt. Restaurants that charge a service charge should explain what it's for exactly ( operational cost, employee health insurance, etc). If it's actually the tip, then it should be clearly stated as tip as oppose to service charge. Service charge is way too vague and it's not being conveyed correctly. And if you collect a second tip which is optional, it should be stated as an additional tip or an extra tip which is voluntary of course.