Cliff’s Restaurant & Catering — Restaurant in Florida

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cliff’s Restaurant – A Hidden Gem for Authentic Jamaican Flavor

If you’re searching for the best Jamaican food in Miami, look no further than Cliff’s Restaurant & Catering on NW 7th Avenue and 107th Street. This place may look like a humble hole-in-the-wall from the outside, but don’t let appearances fool you—Cliff’s is a powerhouse of flavor and tradition.

Every dish I’ve tried here has been absolutely delicious. From the tender jerk pork and rich curry goat to the perfectly seasoned brown stew chicken, the food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and deeply satisfying. Their lunch specials are generous, and the soups and stews are soul-warming in the best way.

What makes Cliff’s stand out isn’t just the food—it’s the feeling. You walk in and immediately know you’re somewhere special. The vibe is authentic, the staff is friendly, and the kitchen clearly knows how to honor Jamaican culinary roots.

Whether you’re a longtime lover of Caribbean cuisine or just curious to try something new, Cliff’s is a must-visit. It’s one of those rare places that feels like home and tastes...

The wait was long, the customer service was passable and the food was ok. I had the jerk chicken lunch special which came with the chicken (sauce on the side instead of being on the chicken for some weird reason and not much meat for the amount of rice to balance it out), rice and peas (really good), steamed cabbage (pretty good but bland) and a plantain (yes, only 1 and not particularly tasty.) It came with a drink for the same price (fruit punch or lemonade) and the lemonade was passable. Not fresh juice some type of concentrate from a bottle dumped into the machine to make it cold. I ordered a piece of festival (slightly sweet, kinda greasy and totally tasty bread) and that was the best thing I ate!! Wish I had ordered two! This was the first time visted Cliff's and probably will be the last. Unless I just happen to be in the area again, I doubt I'll make a...

I’ve been coming to this restaurant for years. And I really didn’t want to write a review to tear down a black owned business. But I really don’t understand how they sell $14 breakfast and only give you a side order of salt fish/ ackee with 7 pieces of banana and 2 dumplings. I’ve told them this multiple times. And today I was ready to pay for extra. The lady otp said I would have to pay $9 for extra salt fish???? Why would I pay $9 when you all charge your customers $14 for a side order of salt fish.

And it just sucks to see you all slowly lose business. Every other Caribbean restaurant is packed in the morning and you all refuse to give better customer service being stingy with the food when people barely come for real. That...