New York City has some of the best Caribbean food in the world, and today we’re eating through the very best of it. From the Bronx to Queens and Brooklyn, we’re hitting 6 legendary stops across 5 different islands to find the ultimate winner of the NYC Caribbean food crawl.
We’re trying everything from scratch-made Jamaican beef patties and Trinidadian doubles to Haitian plantain sandwiches and authentic Guyanese pepper pot. Plus, we finish at a viral sidewalk grill in Brooklyn that tastes exactly like home in Jamaica.
The NYC Caribbean Food Crawl Lineup:
Stop 1: Kingston Tropical Bakery (The Bronx) – Exploring their beef patties and cocoa bread
Stop 2: Trinciti (Queens) – Diving into Trinidadian doubles.
Stop 3: Bunnan (Brooklyn) – Hatian plantain sandwiches and djon djon rice bowls
Stop 4: LeBay Market (Brooklyn) – Trying the freshest tropical fruits straight from Grenada.
Stop 5: Sybil’s (Queens) – My first time trying Guyanese food! Chicken patties, pepper pot, and salara.
Stop 6: Irie Jerk (Brooklyn) – Trying the most virl Jerk in NYC
Which of these spots is your favorite? Let me know in the comments!
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