Bake & Things Restaurant - Brooklyn

Caribbean, Casual, Catering
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Bake & Things Restaurant

Bake & Things Restaurant
4.0 / 5 (1639 reviews)

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Bake n Things, located on Flatbush Avenue, offers a variety of West Indian dishes that have received mixed reviews from patrons. While some rave about the classic Trini flavor of the roti and the deliciousness of the bake and saltfish, others have complained about issues such as inconsistent food quality, small portion sizes, and unfriendly service. Some dishes, like the stew chicken and shrimp roti, have been described as hit or miss, leaving customers unsure about exploring beyond the curry options. Despite these shortcomings, many still enjoy the convenience of the location and the fresh taste of the food. Overall, Bake n Things seems to be a popular spot for those looking to satisfy their craving for West Indian cuisine, but improvements in quality and consistency may be needed to win over all customers.

Last update: 27.01.2026 from: Michelle

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★ 4 / 5 from 1639 reviews
ty-user-5
08.08.2023

Go to place to get a bake and salt fish or Quaker Oats porridge in the morning. Love their oats porridge. Convenient location not too far from Flatbush junction. *Update* Their prices went up (which most places have due to “Covid” and their portions got smaller. Ordered a bake and salt fish twice last month after haven’t been there in months and was shocked at the small size. Basically four bites or so and it’s done. Bakes aren’t made consistently because the lady after me ordered two. One of hers were the same size as the bake I had and the other was almost double in size. Salt fish was also very oily.

aloycia
08.08.2023

This a nice place if you like West Indian food. The roti was great. I also ordered the oxtail with rice and pea, macaroni pie and calaoo. The food was delicious but the pea was a little undercooked. I would try the food again the next time I am in Brooklyn.

jb-user-3
08.08.2023

Best Roti in the neighborhood. Classic Trini flavor is there and the prices are perfect. Tried the stew chicken twice, first time was great second time not so much. That minor inconsistency left me uneager to explore their selections any further than the curry options, those are 5 star worthy.

michelle-henry-bank0
25.04.2024

I ordered the special, which included curry crab dumplings, dhal, and fish soup. First of all, the attitude of the staff was terrible; they seemed disorganized, and it took three people to assist me. The cashier was quite disrespectful. As for the food, I know what curry is supposed to taste like, and this certainly wasn't it. The soup was extremely watered down; it felt like they had run out of ingredients and just added water without any seasoning. The taste was awful, and I couldn't eat it, so I ended up throwing it away.

m-m-dog0426
25.04.2024

The staff is wonderful and pays great attention to ensuring that guests receive their orders correctly and in generous portions. This place is truly a gem in the neighborhood! Even though I've moved away, it’s one of my must-visit spots whenever I'm back in town.

FAQ

The second closest stop is MTA-Newkirk Ave-2 & 5 Lines, located 633 meters away.

There is a TV / screen on-site where sporting events are shown.

The restaurant and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities.

The place also takes credit cards from the common providers for payment.

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