Garifuna Flava Caribbean

2516 W 63rd St 2518IL 60629, Chicago, United States

🛍 American, Jamaican, Caribbean, South American

4.2 💬 1511 Reviews

Phone: +17737767440

Address: 2516 W 63rd St 2518IL 60629, Chicago, United States

City: Chicago

Dishes: 35

Reviews: 1511

Website: http://www.garifunaflava.com/

"The Garifuna people in Belize are a mix of African slaves and native Caribs from the Caribbean islands. Luckily for us, someone has brought their traditional cuisine and cooking skills to 63rd Street! After exploring the DuSable Museum's Craft Festival, we decided to stop by this restaurant. Susan enjoyed a Belizean Ice Tea, while I opted for a Red Stripe beer. We kicked off our meal with tasty conch fritters, followed by jerk chicken with rice and beans, and conch soup. The soup was especially delicious, with a mix of potatoes, peas, cassava, onions, peppers, and perfectly seasoned conch. The prices are fair, the portions generous, the service friendly, and the restaurant spotless. We will...


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Karen Karen

This place is one of the best kept secrets on the South Side! They should think about investing in a food truck that travels around and gets the world out!

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Jackie
Jackie

They have absolutely amazing food!! I wasn't sure if I'd still be able to eat here being gluten free now, but I'm so happy that I can! I highly recommend the panades. They have always been so welcoming and friendly. The owner chatted with us while we waited for our food and gave my husband a Belizean long Island to try and he really liked it. I wish this place was closer to us we'd go a lot more often!!


Matt
Matt

I stumbled upon this restaurant at a FOODA stop and I was eager to try it out after being disappointed by the limited options at the booth. The menu at the restaurant was much more extensive than the 10 items offered at the booth, and the portions were also more generous. I highly recommend the jerk chicken and rice dish, but if you can't handle spicy food, you can opt for the baked chicken instead. You can also try the "Best of Both Worlds" option and get half jerk chicken and half baked chicken. I was pleasantly surprised to have leftovers from my meal, which I did not expect at all.


John
John

The Garifuna people in Belize are a mix of African slaves and native Caribs from the Caribbean islands. Luckily for us, someone has brought their traditional cuisine and cooking skills to 63rd Street! After exploring the DuSable Museum's Craft Festival, we decided to stop by this restaurant. Susan enjoyed a Belizean Ice Tea, while I opted for a Red Stripe beer. We kicked off our meal with tasty conch fritters, followed by jerk chicken with rice and beans, and conch soup. The soup was especially delicious, with a mix of potatoes, peas, cassava, onions, peppers, and perfectly seasoned conch. The prices are fair, the portions generous, the service friendly, and the restaurant spotless. We will...

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Chicago, a vibrant city known for its deep-dish pizza, hot dogs, and diverse cultural scene, offers stunning lake views, iconic architecture, and lively neighborhoods.

Categories

  • American Enjoy classic American flavors with our diverse menu, featuring juicy burgers, crispy fried chicken, hearty BBQ ribs, and fresh salads. Indulge in timeless comfort with each bite, crafted to satisfy all tastes.
  • Jamaican Feast on the vibrant flavors of Jamaica. Dive into dishes seasoned with bold jerk spices, fresh island herbs, and tropical hints, delivering a taste of sunshine and culture in every bite.
  • Caribbean Savor the vibrant flavors of the Caribbean, where spicy jerk, fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and rich stews blend to create a delightful and exotic dining experience reminiscent of island breezes.
  • South American Experience a vibrant array of flavors with our South American cuisine, featuring traditional dishes infused with the lively spirit and diverse ingredients of the continent, from zesty ceviche to savory empanadas.

Amenities

  • Takeout
  • Children

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