Tropical Flavor Restaurant (Reported Closed)

(404) 659-2548

381 Moreland Ave, Atlanta, GA | Directions   30316

33.743541 -84.349514
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Neighborhoods:
Eastside, Eastside, Ormewood Park

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Restaurants
Cuisine:
Caribbean

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100% food quality
“The brown beef stew looks good to.”
100% value
“The complex flavorful sauce is what makes it, for my money it is better that fillet mignon.”

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4.0
March 01, 2009

Great caribbean spot. On moreland ave. Directly off I -20 across from shell. Quaint little spot with outsideseating. I will go back again and again. Good prices. The chicken was great with not that much spices, but they will give you some to get your own taste depth. People seemed to enjoy and they are very nice and helpful. Try this place out if you are ever in the area.

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5.0
August 09, 2007

great tail...........ox that is. I am a regular since they opened and an oxtail virgin until they turned me on. The tails rock, went to Bacchannalia for a $100 dinner and all i could think about was I would rather be eating Tropicals oxtails. The complex flavorful sauce is what makes it, for my money it is better that fillet mignon. Goat curry is very good but i dont go for the jerk-chicken. The brown beef stew looks good to. Just pray they have the ac on cause it can get hot. Very friendly mexican-jamaican husband wife own the place. As usual the best places are the hole in the wall places, i am an expert at the hole in the walls and this one is one of the best.

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October 24, 2006

The Caribbean answer to soul food finds a voice in this tiny East Atlanta eatery.. In Short
Just a few splashes of color on the walls and tropical-themed placemats hint at the lively flavors served up from the kitchen in this modest Jamaican cafe. Curried dishes of chicken and goat are stewed until tender and thick with long-cooked flavor, and crispy jerk pork is a throw-down of sweet and savory spices. Opt for the meaty, rich oxtail gravy drizzled over the top. Dessert is easy: moist, rum-soaked black cake.

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