Best Caribbean Restaurants in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Le Rodman

Open until 3 am

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Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Caribbean Bar

Review Summary

Le Rodman presents a fun ambiance and attentive service, with inventive cocktails and a music-driven vibe that keeps the night lively and the kitchen open late, earning praise as a go to spot in Montreal. Reviewers highlight the friendly staff, the appealing drinks, and the overall atmosphere that suits birthdays and celebrations, with many calling it a standout new venue in the Mile End and a place for good vibes and shared plates. However, several guests were disappointed by the food, finding the fritay not authentically Haitian despite the name, and noting that the marinade and accras did not taste like what they expect. The griot was described as tender and edible, but not exceptional, illustrating a tension between fusion ideas and preserving traditional flavors. On the positive side, several dishes and cocktails are regarded as delicious, the menu is small but tasty for sharing, and the vibe and energy are repeatedly praised. Overall, Le Rodman seems to offer a lively, welcoming setting with strong drinks and a memorable late-night atmosphere, while mediating mixed feelings about authenticity in the food.View restaurant profile

Jardin Du Cari

Open until 8 pm

(48)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End

Caribbean Cajun

Review Summary

Jardin Du Cari is a low key, homey spot that works for takeout or a relaxed meal with friends or solo, where rotis are praised as among the best in the city, especially with pumpkin, along with jerk chicken and goat. The simple, comforting West Indian fare includes vegetarian options, plantain on the side, and even a few off menu items that can be ordered in advance, reflecting a long standing family run vibe. The hot sauce has a good kick and memories accumulate from years of meals here, making it a cherished staple in Montreal, with some reviews also noting nostalgia for Caribbean flavors once found in Toronto.View restaurant profile