Top Caribbean Foodie Stops

A staple for Caribbean comfort food, Caribbean Village has been serving authentic island cuisine in Quadra Village for decades. This family-run café is the place to go for hearty favourites like jerk chicken, curry goat, oxtail, ackee and saltfish, and freshly made Jamaican patties.

NOTE: Don’t let the no-frills atmosphere fool you—it’s all about big flavours, generous portions, and warm Caribbean hospitality from the owner that keeps us coming back!

If you’re heading up the Malahat, The Steel Pan Food Truck in Duncan is well worth the detour.

Inspired by the flavours of Trinidad and Tobago, this family-run food truck serves up authentic island favourites like roti, doubles, curry, and jerk dishes!

You’ll often find them at local markets, festivals, and community events, where they’ve built a loyal following.

If there’s one place every Caribbean food lover should visit, it’s Trini to D Bone.

This family-run restaurant specializes in authentic Trinidadian cuisine, with its legendary roti taking centre stage.

Choose from curried chicken, goat, shrimp, or vegetables wrapped in soft, house-made dhal puri, or stop by on a Saturday for doubles—one of Trinidad’s most beloved street foods. E

Tucked away in Odeon Alley just off Yates Street, Stir It Up is one of Victoria’s best-kept Caribbean food secrets.

Specializing in authentic Jamaican cuisine, the menu is packed with favourites like jerk chicken, curry goat, oxtail, homemade patties, and flavourful rotis. It’s a small, unassuming spot, but the generous portions, warm hospitality, and bold island flavours have earned it a loyal following.