Caribbean Restaurant in Downtown, Vancouver, BC

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Calabash Bistro in Vancouver

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428 Carrall Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6A 0A7

(604) 568-5882

... Restaurants, Caribbean restaurant

Calabash Bistro in Vancouver is known for its delicious Caribbean-inspired food and amazing cocktails. The vibe is lively, with great music and friendly staff. Some customers have noted issues with pricing and service, but overall, the dining experience is top-notch. The food is beautifully presented and full of flavor. Roti, jerk mussels, and the plantains are among the crowd favorites. Parking requires patience. The restaurant is situated in a less reputable area but is safe and welcoming.

Ammerose Internet Cafe

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1290 Howe St, Vancouver, V6Z 1B7

(604) 568-4198

... Cafe, Internet cafe, Caribbean restaurant

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BARA Caribbean Cuisine

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#2009 - 88 W Pender St, Vancouver, V6B 6N9

(236) 427-3920

The Loft Lounge

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1184 Denman St #203, Vancouver, V6G 2M9

(604) 602-1000

... Lounge, Caribbean restaurant, Jamaican restaurant

Despite some reports of poor service and cold food, several customers highly praise The Loft Lounge's delicious Caribbean dishes, authentic atmosphere, and great views. Some mention excellent service from attentive staff. Tasty food offerings include jerk chicken, tofu Ackee, and vegan options. Recommended drinks include Heineken and Corona.

Lions Den Cafe

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651 East 15Th Avenue, MOUNT PLEASANT, Vancouver, V5T 3K5

(604) 873-4555

... Places To Eat, Eating places, Cafe, Eating and Drinking Places, Retail Trade, Caribbean restaurant

The Lions Den Cafe is a beloved Caribbean restaurant with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Customers praise the kind and genuine owners and staff, as well as the delicious, affordable food. The jerk chicken, oxtail, and Jamaican patties are frequently mentioned as standouts. Some customers describe the experience as feeling like being at home or in a community.