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Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Montreal's Jamaican restaurants serve jerk chicken, oxtail, and spicy peppers mingling with city charm, offering bold flavors, reggae grooves, and island hospitality. Explore 19 local dining options, sorted by relevance. You can also view the highest rated. Try to Filter for a specific region.

Mango Bay - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Mango Bay

Opens Today at 3 pm
(41)
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Mentioned in: Black History Month in Montreal 2026: Restaurants Where Black Heritage Is at the Heart of the PlateMontreal's Best Caribbean EatsView More

Review Summary

Mango Bay is described as a superb discovery where the food is excellent and richly prepared and the service stays attentive even when the owner is working solo. The menu brings Jamaica's flavors within an affordable range, offering a welcome break from fast food for family meals, nights out with friends, or takeout. Dishes highlighted across reviews include goat pastry, fried red snapper, plantains, oxtail and well cooked sides, with oxtail noted as very good and hot. The restaurant is described as a great spot for an evening with friends or a date night, with good service and consistently tasty options, and one reviewer even calling it Michelin recommended. Overall Mango Bay is portrayed as a reliable, tasty choice in the city that diners repeatedly enjoy and recommend, with messages that the Caribbean flavors are among the best in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Laperle Express - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Laperle Express

Opens Tomorrow at 4 pm
(43)
Repentigny

Review Summary

Overall, La Perle Express receives praise for flavorful and well prepared dishes with authentic Haitian flavors, tender meats, and well balanced seasoning, along with generous portions and fresh, non greasy accras. The cleanliness of the venue, attractive presentation, and sturdy, clean packaging for takeout are consistently noted, as is friendly, professional service. Catering and event orders are described as reliable and good value, with many meals impressing families and teams. A few remarks point to occasional inconsistencies in service or wait times, or items that are not available, but these do not outweigh the overall positive impression. The reviews suggest a dependable, everyday option that regulars return to for solid quality and satisfying meals.View restaurant profile
MTL Yardie - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

MTL Yardie

Discover authentic Jamaican cuisine in Montreal. Enjoy bold flavours, traditional dishes, and catering options for everyday meals and events.
Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(140)
Côte-Saint-Luc, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Review Summary

Reviews consistently highlight MTL Yardie as a standout for authentic Jamaican flavors in Montreal, with jerk chicken that is fall off the bone and deeply seasoned, tender oxtail, flavorful curry goat, hearty roti, and generously portioned patties at good value. The menu staples like jerk chicken wings, oxtail stuffed patty, ackee and saltfish, and pumpkin rice receive frequent praise for depth of flavor, while drinks such as sorrel and fruit punch are noted as refreshing accompaniments. The atmosphere and service are described as warm, friendly, and welcoming, making the experience feel authentic and enjoyable, though a few orders have fallen short on sides or portions and some reviewers report occasional service missteps or variability in roti and patty quality. Still, many travelers and locals alike say the quality, consistency, and hospitality keep them returning and recommending it, with multiple mentions of the place being worth the drive and a standout option for Jamaican food in the city.View restaurant profile
Janette's Spicy Caribbean Food - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Janette's Spicy Caribbean Food

Opens Thursday at 12 pm
(240)
Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Review Summary

Overview of the reviews shows Janette's Spicy Caribbean Food as a much loved, homey spot with authentic Jamaican flavors, where jerk chicken is repeatedly described as among the best, the curry goat tender and richly spiced, and roti and beef patties earning high marks; portions are generous, prices are affordable, and the in-house hot sauce adds a memorable kick. Takeout is convenient and often praised, though peak times can bring longer waits and occasional brief closures; staff are consistently described as friendly and welcoming, creating a warm, neighborhood vibe and a sense of value that makes it a go-to for both dine-in and takeaway across the West Island and beyond.View restaurant profile
Lloydie's - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Lloydie's

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(145)
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest

Mentioned in: Black History Month in Montreal 2026: Restaurants Where Black Heritage Is at the Heart of the PlateWhere to Find Cheap Eats in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Reviews describe Lloydie's as a vibrant Caribbean spot with a strong fusion of bajan and Jamaican flavors, where jerk chicken, oxtail, and patty options draw frequent praise for bold, flavorful profiles and generous portions; the loaded patty and plantain poutine appear as popular twists when available, with pork sometimes offered as an alternative on request; many diners note the patties are among the best in town, and the jerk chicken and jerk chicken plate receive frequent calls for authenticity and tenderness, while the rice, plantains, and sauces, especially the spicy pepper sauce, round out the meals; service and atmosphere receive praise for friendliness and a retro vibe, with value and price noted as solid for the portion size; some reviewers mention occasional menu constraints such as limited beverage options or items like oxtail running out, and a few reports mention occasional variability in spice level or staff interactions; overall Lloydie's is seen as a go-to for cravings for satisfying Caribbean comfort and a consistently flavorful meal.View restaurant profile
Jamaican Caribbean Homestyle - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Jamaican Caribbean Homestyle

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(37)
LaSalle

Review Summary

Patrons describe Jamaican Caribbean Homestyle as a place with true Jamaican flavors, especially jerk chicken that is smoky, spicy and well seasoned, with comforting rice and peas and generous portions. The roti and other dishes are praised for being delicious and authentic, with positive vibes, good music, and friendly service that make meals feel welcoming. While the food is often described as hitting the spot and reasonably priced, some visits are marred by slower service and occasional errors such as pepper in orders when none is requested, or ginger skin in the roti. Still, the overall impression is of a family operated spot that delivers fresh, flavorful dishes and a sense of authenticity that keeps regulars coming back despite occasional hiccups.View restaurant profile
Boom J's Cuisine - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Boom J's Cuisine

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(60)
Ville-Émard

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Caribbean Eats

Review Summary

Boom J's Cuisine earns praise for authentic Jamaican flavors and generous portions, with jerk chicken, oxtail, curry goat, and BBQ or pineapple chicken highlighted as standout choices. Many orders for staff or branches received positive feedback and describe friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere. A few notes of critique mention a roti that was too salty and a sense that Caribbean dining options in Montreal have faced tougher competition. Overall the reviews describe a fresh, flavorful menu that delivers consistently satisfying meals.View restaurant profile
Pimento's Cuisine des Caraibes - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Pimento's Cuisine des Caraibes

Opens Wednesday at 12 pm
(218)
Dollard-des-Ormeaux

Review Summary

Reviews of Pimento's Cuisine des Caraibes describe a consistently flavorful and authentic Caribbean experience in the Montreal area, with juicy jerk chicken, top notch curry goat, and generous portions of sides for good value. The menu shines with fish cakes, beef patties, plantains, rice and peas, and festivals, all noted for fresh, balanced flavors and a bright pepper sauce. Halal options are mentioned by several reviewers, and the food often feels like home cooking, with strong praise for authenticity and variety. Service is frequently praised as friendly and efficient, though a few comments mention uneven service or limited dine-in hours across locations. Taken together, the reviews portray Pimento's as a go-to spot for jerk lovers and curry goat fans, a hidden gem by many, with consistently tasty dishes and generous portions, while acknowledging some variability in experience and availability.View restaurant profile
Lloydie's - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Lloydie's

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(245)
Mile-End

Mentioned in: Black History Month in Montreal 2026: Restaurants Where Black Heritage Is at the Heart of the PlateWhere to Find Cheap Eats in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Lloydie's is widely praised for bold Caribbean flavors, with standout dishes like jerk chicken, jerk pork, oxtail and patties, often served with rice and plantains and described as fresh, flavorful and comforting. Reviewers highlight generous portions, affordable pricing, and service that is warm, friendly, and efficient, creating a lively, welcoming vibe. Patty quality is repeatedly called among the best in town and the jerk flavors, along with the overall menu, are noted as reliable favorites, with many visits documenting consistently good food and vibes. Some feedback mentions occasional inconsistencies or a one-off dry chicken, but the overall tone is positive and many describe Lloydie's as a go-to for Caribbean comfort food with vegan options and a fun atmosphere. Overall, it feels like a place worth returning to for flavorful meals at a good value and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Frontline - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Frontline

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(24)
Côte-des-Neiges

Review Summary

Frontline earns praise for big portions, delicious food, and a welcoming atmosphere, with guests noting friendly service that feels like family over the years. The meals are described as home style and lovingly prepared by a family, creating a warm, comforting dining experience.View restaurant profile
Seasoned Dreams - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Seasoned Dreams

Opens Wednesday at 12 pm
(28)
Ville-Émard

Review Summary

Seasoned Dreams is described as having a lively vibe and friendly service, with poutine options like plantain and griot sparking excitement, though cheese issues and uneven quality temper the enthusiasm. Reviews note a poutine week glitch and cheese sometimes missing or light, while the plantain and griot version is highly praised. Mac and cheese is sometimes below average. Excellent service and a welcoming atmosphere are frequently mentioned. A French review describes a calm ambiance, attentive staff, and a half chicken with fries and rice that was excellent. Some longtime patrons feel quality and packaging have declined, with salads that used to be goat cheese and mixed greens now iceberg lettuce with bland cheese, and a shift to greasy fries in cheap boxes instead of reusable bowls. Overall, Seasoned Dreams shows potential with flavors and service, but consistency and packaging quality vary.View restaurant profile
Le Fils à Maman - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Le Fils à Maman

Opens Today at 11 am
(94)
Pont Viau

Review Summary

Reviews describe Le Fils à Maman as a comforting Haitian style spot with a homey mom and pop vibe where griot with rice and pikliz hits a perfect salty and tangy balance and the rice earns frequent praise. The mac and cheese and plantain dishes are hailed as standout favorites, and the smash burger and even pizza have drawn enthusiastic notes, all served by an owner who is consistently friendly and generous and helps create a welcoming, unpretentious atmosphere. Generous portions and affordable prices are repeatedly mentioned, making it easy to justify a repeat visit for griot and other staples. Some diners note small inconsistencies such as too much rice or not enough meat, sometimes a bland sauce, or missing plantain or salad in certain orders, but these are outweighed by the overall impression of a hidden gem offering authentic Caribbean comfort food. Delivery is available and many reviewers say it’s worth the trip or a quick stop to grab a hearty, comforting meal.View restaurant profile
Sous le Palmier - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Sous le Palmier

Opens Today at 12 pm
(127)
LaSalle

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Caribbean Eats

Review Summary

At Sous le Palmier, reviews highlight a warm, friendly atmosphere and courteous service alongside delicious, authentic Haitian fare. The menu earns frequent praise for flavorful dishes such as cabrit and goat, and sides like macaroni salad, with portions often described as generous though a few experiences mention smaller portions or order mixups. The outdoor terrace is repeatedly described as beautiful and well suited for gatherings, matching a casual and welcoming vibe. Many diners describe it as among the best Haitian restaurants in Lasalle, with some calling it the best Haitian place in the area. A minority note occasional hiccups, particularly over the phone or with specific orders, but the overall sentiment remains positive and many indicate plans to return.View restaurant profile
Jamrock Restaurant - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Jamrock Restaurant

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
(54)
Châteauguay

Review Summary

Jamrock Restaurant comes across as a warm, authentic Jamaican spot with vibrant flavors and a reggae infused, welcoming vibe. Dishes like jerk chicken, oxtail, goat soup, and wings are widely praised for tender meat, bold spices, and comforting home style cooking, while the atmosphere is described as friendly, relaxed, and inclusive, with attentive service that helps make the experience feel special; most reviewers appreciate generous portions and the lively, family friendly energy, though a few note occasional wait times and a mismatch in meat to rice portions on some plates.View restaurant profile

Pimento's Cuisine des Caraibes

Opens Wednesday at 12 pm
(54)
Chomedey

Review Summary

Reviews for Pimento's Cuisine des Caraibes consistently praise the flavorful Caribbean takeout, with jerk chicken and fried BBQ chicken described as tender, juicy and well seasoned. Side dishes such as rice and peas, macaroni salad, and patties are noted as bright accompaniments, while fishcakes are often good though sometimes smaller than expected and coleslaw lacking flavor. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and quick, with an open kitchen and clean, welcoming spaces, particularly at the Laval location. Diners report generous portions and good value, though a few note that prices can feel higher than other Caribbean spots. There is interest in bringing back or adding items like oxtails or red snapper on Fridays, and several patrons plan to return to try more dishes. Overall, Pimento's Cuisine des Caraibes emerges as a leading Caribbean option in Laval and the Montreal area, delivering consistently tasty, well seasoned dishes that keep customers coming back.View restaurant profile
La Griottine - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

La Griottine

Opens Today at 11 am
(193)
Sainte-Thérèse

Review Summary

La Griottine stands out for authentic Haitian flavors, with griot and riz collé praised for their tenderness, bold seasoning, and generous portions. The menu offers a range of fresh, well executed dishes that showcase real Haitian cuisine, while the service is consistently warm, attentive and friendly in a welcoming atmosphere. Guests repeatedly note good value, reliable quality and the option to dine in or take out, making it a go to spot for those seeking hearty, flavorful meals.View restaurant profile
Mr Patty - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Mr Patty

Opens Today at 9 am
(164)
Côte-Saint-Luc

Review Summary

Across many reviews, Mr Patty is presented as the go to spot for Jamaican patties in Montreal, with patties praised as fresh, flaky and flavorful, especially the beef and chicken varieties, and even veggie options. Patrons stock up by the dozen, freeze them, and reheat when cravings strike, and many note that the patties are best hot and freshly made, sometimes with a touch more heat. A small seating area and a friendly, welcoming vibe are mentioned, along with reliable service though some guests say customer service could use a bit more polish. The shop is described as a source for others too, with patties supplied to many restaurants, underscoring consistency over the years. Prices are noted as reasonable, with some fluctuation depending on order size, and occasional praise for extras like soups on weekends such as cow foot or chicken soup. It is cited as the most authentic Jamaican patty experience in Montreal, a family owned operation that remains strong, with frequent reminders to visit early to avoid running out and even calls for delivery options to expand.View restaurant profile
Pas de Problème Café - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Pas de Problème Café

Opens Today at 7 am
(126)
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Reviews describe Pas de Problème Café as a cozy, design-forward spot where everything is made in house and the Jamaican patties are outstanding, especially the beef patty, with jerk chicken, fried chicken sandwich and plantain adding to the menu's strength and the coffee and pastries, like a coco caramel latte and oat cappuccinos, drawing frequent praise; the vibe and decor receive many compliments for a relaxed, vinyl-filled atmosphere, while some guests note that the space can feel small and seating is uncomfortable or not pregnancy-friendly; service and speed are inconsistent, with several mentions of slow or unwelcoming treatment despite the generally positive mood, and wifi is sometimes unavailable which affects those looking to work there, though the cafe remains a popular go-to for good coffee, bold flavors, and creative dishes at approachable prices; a few diners found some items overpriced or portions small, but overall the quality, flavor and atmosphere keep patrons returning for the patty, jerk grilled cheese, and coconut caramel latte.View restaurant profile
Bigga Taste - Jamaican Restaurants in Montreal

Bigga Taste

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
(70)
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Bigga Taste as a warm, clean family run spot offering authentic Jamaican food in Montreal, with generous portions and prices many feel are fair for the quality. The jerk chicken is repeatedly praised for being moist, flavorful, and well spiced with a nice kick, while oxtail and curry goat are noted for tender meat and rich gravy. Dishes like curry chicken roti, fried plantains, dumplings, patties, and ackee and saltfish with dumplings are described as flavorful and comforting, with fresh seasoning and a home style vibe. The staff and atmosphere receive frequent compliments for friendliness and quick service, though there are occasional busy periods that slow service. Some reviews offer more critical notes, such as jerk pork not delivering the same depth of flavor, variances in gravy, or higher prices and a card fee. Overall Bigga Taste is seen as a go to spot for Jamaican food in the area, delivering bold flavors, good quality, and a welcoming environment.View restaurant profile

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