Jamaican Breeze

My husband and I went today for a snack. We saw the flag on the street said Jamaican Food so we decided to try it. It was tasteful but the beef patties were amazing. I'm excited to return to get that pink Ting and more patties and plantains.

Food - 3/5Service - N.A. Ambiance - N.A. Ordered the Jerk Salmon and a side of Oxtail. Unfortunately, the oxtail wasn't included in the bag. The salmon was cooked well but was lacking in sauce and flavor. Rice and peas were delicious! The Mac and Cheese however was bland. Would still order again just to try their Oxtail. This was a DoorDash order

Ordered (coco bread & shrimp patties + beef and cheese patties), stumbled across this place randomly visiting 7-Eleven next door. It's inside of a Food Hall/Pickup Space. I ordered at 12:57p and food was not ready until 1:30p. Curry patties may have been made to order but the inconsistency in the filling from mine to the other one was disappointing. Oily curry filling and shrimp overdone and fishy. The beef & cheese patties were runny inside and so flaky outside that our clothes and front seat were the ones who had more of the shell. Coco bread was decent but not anything to return or rave about. $20 for sampling was not the best experience. Just happy it wasn't an entire entree!

Here for the first time...since my regular spot was out of everything...Smdh So now to my review...well besides the stir fry veggies, customer service, nice size plantains side order not sure if I would come back for at least the jerk chicken. It has a weird sweet taste to it that I'm not use to and don't like. I want my jerk chicken full of flavor and SPICY! And this was not. I did love the stir fried veggies that wasn't your typical cabbage and onions which I absolutely love. I'll give them another try but it will be another item on their menu and not the jerk chicken.

Jamaican Breeze is located in a food hall, it's pretty much the only restaurant that gets any business. Jamaican Breeze offers authentic Jamaican cuisine. The food is flavorful and bold. I tried the beef patty, so good, you can tell these are made fresh and not frozen. The goat and oxtail are also must try's, fall off the bone good. I highly recommend the dumplings and the Mac and cheese as sides. The food is super filling but a bit expensive, we spent almost $70 however it was worth every penny. There is plenty of street parking and the staff are friendly.

This gem is located inside of a "Food Hall" but it's honestly the only place worth trying. Great customer service. Food was hot and yummy. Ordered curry goat , beef patty's , jerk chicken( just a hint of spice ) rice peas .Kids asked for more ! Will definitely return

Great place for Jamaican style ribs...finally in the Woodbridge area! The palatines are also a must try. The service can be a little of a wait only because lots of folks are here for the great food. If you're going for the ribs, give them a call to ensure they are not out. The place is in Epiq Hall which is a pretty nice place to eat with the various food choices and tables/seats. It's a nice atmosphere but there are a couple of food booths that are vacant.

The food was pretty good....the jerk chicken was tasty and not too spicy, the rice and peas were pretty good...the star, by far, was the mixed vegetables!! They were really, really good!! I also ordered a "small" side of plantains. I wish I could have ordered something smaller than the small (which wasn't small at all)...but they were pretty good. All in all I would eat here again. They're a good option for Jamaican food here in Woodbridge.

Food was pretty good got the red snapper with 2 sides. Snapper had scales on it that was not appeasing and the prices displayed are lower than what they charged out the register. Will I visit again?! Uh prob not but it's worth a one time visit.

Customer service was horribe very rude and wait time was ridiculous. Prices don't match quality either. irie Caribbean, rubys kitcken are much better Jamaican food because they are more professional and sanitary