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702 Washington Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11238
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Tue-Thu, noon-8pm; Fri-Sat, noon-9pm; Sun, noon-6pm; Mon, closed
2, 3 at Grand Army Plaza; B, Q at Seventh Ave.
$8-$10
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Not Accepted
While maps of various countries dot the walls, the Guyanese-born chef Lyra Petrie turns out squarely Caribbean fare. Tender oxtail stew simmers in its own broth for a day; gently breaded salmon cakes are well-spiced. Too bad portions are small and sides like macaroni and cheese or canned corn are zapped in the microwave. If you’re hankering for homemade sweets, take a seat at one of the small storefront’s wrought-iron chairs or wooden benches and sip a cup of strong sorrel juice until the baked goods emerge from the oven. They’re worth the wait. For a savory meal on the go, the café’s Jamaican patties are fresh and plump.
Recommended DishesSalmon cake, $1.75; beef patties, $5; carrot cake, $4.50
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