Caribbean

Bongos is a casual Caribbean spot in Green Lake that feels like a beach party.

Where to go when the urge for jerk chicken, roti, and sorrel strikes.

Taste of the Caribbean is an afrobeats nightclub on the weekends and serves excellent Jamaican food during the week.

Expect a friendly atmosphere, strong rum punch, and excellent Trinidadian food at Pam's Kitchen in Wallingford.

You know Paseo, but Un Bien is better. It’s where the original family works now, and the Caribbean sandwiches in Ballard are the city’s best.

This Columbia City Caribbean spot is where you should go for fun, rum, and great food.

Jerk Shack Kitchen in the Central District is a more casual version of the Belltown Caribbean staple, and it's even better than the original location.

You’ll pretty much only find us at Paseo in Sodo when it's convenient—but this Caribbean sandwich spot is a solid option as long as you’re not anywhere near Un Bien.

Rumba is a great Capitol Hill substitute for a tropical vacation: island vibes, Caribbean snacks, and rum drinks.

Paseo is a legendary Caribbean sandwich shop in Fremont. You’ll like it, but it’s not the best Carribbean sandwich in Seattle —that’s Un Bien.