Dwikey's Souse House — Restaurant in Pembroke Pines

I recently had the DISPLEASURE of visiting Dwinkey’s Bahamian Restaurant this past weekend. I’ve passed it many times before and finally decided to stop in on Sunday morning.

Upon entering, I saw THREE staff members in clear view. Not one acknowledged my arrival they continued their personal conversations, followed by silence and aimless walking back and forth. Eventually, I broke the ice with a “Good morning,” which was met with a faint, unenthusiastic response. I decided to order chicken souse and Johnny cake. When I tried to ask a few questions about the menu, I was ignored until I repeated myself THREE times, only to receive another faint and unhelpful answer.

The food came out quickly, but it was lackluster even for such a simple dish. As someone of Bahamian descent, I take pride in supporting my national restaurants. However, support is not synonymous with tolerating RUDENESS or ENTITLEMENT. I will not be returning, and I caution others to visit with TEMPERED expectations. It’s truly disappointing when restaurants that depend on the support of their own community treat patrons so POORLY especially when the food is...

When i say none can cook Bahamian food like my mom in love (my fiancés mom) i'm not lying but Dwikeys is EVERYTHING!!! Food has so much flavor it's fresh it's good it's vibrant and most of all it's authentic!!! No twist or frills just good Bahamian food i had the sausage and grits for breakfast and my fiancé whose mom is Bahamian and knows good food said it's was awesome he had the corned beef and grits but what i love about this place is that they carry the goombay punch that i'm not able to get unless someone is coming from Bahamas and it's sooooo good ! It's a must try if your in the south florida area the food is...

I stumbled across this place with a Google search of Bahamian restaurants near me, reviews were great so I called in a order. I ordered 2 boiled fish and grits with 2 added sides of Johnny cake, because it's either with grits or Johnny cake. I understand why it's one or the other, the Johnny cake is a huge slice. I couldn't eat it all but it was ALL I expected and more. It was made to order, so it took 30 mins, but the freshness of it all is so worth it. The seasoning was perfect, I didn't have to add anything to it. This will be my new go to spot for...