Every Little Thing Jamaican, LLC. — Restaurant in Suisun City

Every Little Thing Jamaican catered my wedding back in October and I must say from start to finish everything was phenomenal. The service, the food, the pricing. I traveled almost two hrs to to taste the food after being told about everything little thing. I really wanted to have my country’s cuisine at my wedding and my fiancé at the time was excited to have his family try Jamaican food. I was introduced to the restaurant by a fellow Jamaican who told me I would not be disappointed with their food. From the moment I talked to Miss Pauline & her husband I was sold. They were extremely polite and just all around lovely to talk to. We traveled to the restaurant to taste a few dishes and Man the food was SWEET!! For our wedding we ordered about 5 protein dishes oxtail, jerk chicken, curry chicken, curry goat and stew chicken. We ordered rice and peas and plantains. Please believe me when I say special care was put into creating each and every dish because every single one was perfection!!! Well seasoned, well prepared and great portions. We ordered to feed about 200ppl. We sent a family member of my husband’s to pick up the food. He came back and thanked me at the wedding for sending him because he said he had such a wonderful experience with Miss Pauline and her husband. He told me how they took the time to pray over our meal and that meant the world to me. My experience with Everything Little Thing Jamaican was every little thing I hoped it would be. If there was one thing I was not stressed about in planning my wedding it was the food after we found Everything Little Thing. I just knew we were in great hands. I’m sad that we live so far from the restaurant and can’t go there as frequently as we would like but if you live close and even if you live far away but you don’t mind the drive, definitely go see Miss Pauline at Every Little Thing Jamaican. Thank you...

I recently visited this Jamaican restaurant and convenience store, and I must say it was an unforgettable experience! From the moment I walked in, I was enveloped in the warm and inviting atmosphere that truly captures the essence of Jamaica. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making me feel right at home.

The food was absolutely delicious! Each dish was bursting with authentic Jamaican flavors, and the portions were generous. I tried the jerk chicken, and it was perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. The ackee and saltfish was another standout, with a rich and savory taste that left me craving more.

In addition to the fantastic food, the convenience store offers a wide variety of Jamaican products, from spices to beverages, allowing you to take a piece of Jamaica home with you. The prices are very reasonable, making it a great option for both dining and shopping.

Overall, this restaurant and convenience store provides a 100% authentic Jamaican experience that I highly recommend. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, you’re sure to leave with a smile on your face and a full belly. I can’t...

This is a Happy Place! I drove over an hour to visit this establishment, and I must say the experience was well worth it. I love the fact that you have the option to order food and shop for ingredients from the market inside while you wait for your food. The staff is extremely friendly, very helpful, and knowledgeable of their products. I went on a Sunday and I ordered the Ackee & Salt fish with steamed veggies, plantains, rice and peas. The Ackee and Salt fish was delicious! I had to get two orders. On Monday’s they serve Curry Goat, unfortunately I will not be in the area to try it but I was able to purchase 3lbs of goat and all the ingredients I needed to prepare this dish at home right from the market inside. I even received some tips from the chefs on how to make my Curry Goat. The market has everything! Including fresh produce and hygiene products. They even had scotch Bonnet peppers and boneless Bacalao (Salted Codfish) This place is very clean & well organized. I wish I took more pictures, this...