Caribbean restaurants in Phoenix

The Breadfruit

108 E. Pierce St., Phoenix, AZ 85004

The Breadfruit, a cheerful, casual Jamaican restaurant, fits right in with other independent eateries that have cropped up on the sleepy periphery of downtown's... More »
Havana Cafe

4225 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85018

Even Castro would endorse capitalism like this. Authentic comidas Cubanas like tostones, paella and arroz con pollo served in an attractive, intimate... More »
Havana Patio Cafe

6245 E. Bell Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Even Castro would endorse capitalism like this. Authentic comidas Cubanas like tostones, paella and arroz con pollo served in an... More »
Fu-Fu Cuisine

3633 W. Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85019

With a name a nod to fufu, the starchy staple of Africa, owner and chef Esther Mbaikambey serves up flavorful Caribbean and African fare at this clean and comfortable... More »

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Recent Critic Reviews

Katie Johnson writes for Phoenix New Times on The Breadfruit

If you order a rum and Coke in downtown Phoenix, don't be surprised if you get some judgmental glances from across the bar. It's just that in recent years, downtowners have refined their taste for the sugar cane cocktail, thanks to Breadfruit and Rum Bar co-owner Dwayne Allen. The former IT guy turned restaurateur and rum connoisseur has received intoxicated praise for delivering fresh...
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Laura Hahnefeld writes for Phoenix New Times on Fu-Fu Cuisine

Imagine mashed potatoes. Then imagine a pile of mashed potatoes — smooth and sticky — shaped into a starchy dome. You pull a piece and mold it into an indented marble-size ball, a flat disc, or perhaps a thumb-pressed oval to scoop up a richly flavored soup or stew. The experience, personal and comforting, seems to have been born of a sculptor, a baker, or a precocious 6-year-old...
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New Times staff writes for Phoenix New Times on A Taste of the Caribbean

It was a heat-seeking mission — and a dangerous one. Chow Bella's contributors dispersed through the Valley, in search of the hottest, tastiest, and most creative culinary offerings. Read on at your risk.

Desert Tears at Carefree Station: "Do you like spicy food?" This will be the (seemingly) innocent question you're asked after ordering the aptly named Desert...
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Recent User Reviews

leeanndunton wrote a review for The Breadfruit
04/09/12

The Breadfruit has consistently great food & is a great option for vegans. The curried tofu is the best tofu I've had at any restaurant, ever. The plantains are pretty tasty also! Highly recommended!
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tanner.postert wrote a review for The Breadfruit
09/21/11

Although the portions are pretty small, the food here is pretty great. Awesome urban dining experience.
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Kelsee wrote a review for Havana Cafe
05/10/10

This is the first Havana Cafe I went to and I had the Cuban sandwich - delicious! The staff is nice and the food is great. Can't say I love the decor..but hey it's traditional Cuban decor, so it matches well!
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