7 Best Jamaican Restaurants In Hendon

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A photo of House Of Flavaz @ UNDR restaurant

1. House Of Flavaz @ UNDR

4.5

Awesome(41)

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• Jamaican • Kensington

House of Flavaz, on the first floor at UNDR in the heart of Ladbroke Grove and Notting Hill is an authentic Caribbean restaurant offering eat-in and takeaway options just off Portobello Road, West London. Led by chef Andre Brown (formally of Marvee's Food Shop by Dom Taylor, also at UNDR), enjoy soulful Caribbean food including jerk chicken, curry goat, and escovitch fish making HOF your local spot for vibrant Caribbean flavours and classic island dishes. UNDR, is just off the world-famous Portobello Road & Market, a stone's throw from Ladbroke Grove station. Our beautiful balcony overlooks the palm tree filled Portobello Green, giving Caribbean vibes throughout your dining experience. Indoors, it's softer, low level lighting, with soulful music.Signature dishes include rum glazed pork belly, boneless curry goat, ackee and chickpea casserole, and white chocolate chip brownie with ice cream. We also deliver – find us on Deliveroo!

2. Jerkmaica

4.2

Awesome(21)

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• Jamaican • Crouch End

Jerkmaica was founded out of love for spiced, flavoursome caribbean food. I have spent many years with mom and pops learning the secrets of jerking….we now want to share these flavours with you all!We cook it slow so you don’t have toWe love flavour; spicy hot jerk with cooling slaw, sticky brioche with melt-in-the-mouth goat. It’s simple food – not easy food. Our food encompasses the best of both worlds – we cook it slow and serve it fast.We will continue with our passion to deliver you the best jerk and slow cooked food.We will have fun cooking and serving delicious food, so you will have fun eating it!Jerkmaica is not just about jerk, it is a way of life.

3. Cottons Camden

4.2

Awesome(533)

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• Jamaican • Camden Town

Cottons is something of a Chalk Farm institution. And with a history going back to 1985, how could it be anything else?Spreading the contagious spirit of the Caribbean - Cottons food, drink and trademark colorful interiors are all totally tropical, centered around an innovative Caribbean menu inspired by islands from Jamaica to Margarita.Typical Cottons dishes include jerk chicken with rice ‘n’ peas; homemade curried mutton; and Cottons most popular vegetarian dish Chaguanas Dinner Plate - chana dhal curry served with black eyed bean, chick pea and callaloo fritters, and plantain. All jerk meats at Cottons are grilled and smoked over coals and oak wood chips with hickory and pimiento and covered in Cottons homemade jerk sauce.Cocktails are predominantly rum-based featuring Cottons originals like Sorrell Sling – beefeater gin, homemade sorrel squash, fresh lemon, creme de casssis and soda water; Cottons Punch and Killer Doppi.

4. Ma Petite Jamaica

4.2

Awesome(613)

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• Jamaican • Camden Town

London’s first Caribbean diner. A little place with great rums cocktails in the heart of Camden Town’s buzzing Inverness Street.Enjoy Happy Hour everyday between 2 - 7pm for great deals on cocktails and beer.We also serve a lunch menu from 12 - 4pm with belly full meals to keep you going throughout the day.Enjoy the spirit and soul of Jamaica!!!

A photo of Cottons - Notting Hill Gate restaurant

5. Cottons - Notting Hill Gate

4.0

Excellent(401)

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• Jamaican • Notting Hill

Spreading the contagious spirit of the Caribbean - Cottons food, drink and trademark colorful interiors are all totally tropical, centered around an innovative Caribbean menu inspired by islands from Jamaica to Margarita.Typical Cottons dishes include jerk chicken with rice ‘n’ peas; homemade curried mutton; and Cottons most popular vegetarian dish Chaguanas Dinner Plate - chana dhal curry served with black eyed bean, chick pea and callaloo fritters, and plantain. All jerk meats at Cottons are grilled and smoked over coals and oak wood chips with hickory and pimiento and covered in Cottons homemade jerk sauce.Cottons Notting Hill currently holds the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® title for the bar with the most types of rum commercially available (372). Cocktails are predominantly rum-based featuring Cottons originals like Sorrell Sling – beefeater gin, homemade sorrel squash, fresh lemon, creme de casssis and soda water; Cottons Punch and Killer Doppi.