Jamaican Grille - Meridian Station

As a West Indian residing in South Florida, I will say I am pleasantly surprised with this meal. My first bite was a piece of the chicken and I thought it can nyam but it got better as I continued to eat the meal. The food wasn’t spicy like other reviewers mentioned (the sauce was actually a bit too sweet in my opinion) nor does it compare to Fort Lauderdale, or NYC’s, Jamaican food but for Denver, it was one of my best meals here. I didn’t enjoy the potato salad and should’ve gotten the fried plantain but being that it isn’t something typically served on menus home, I figured I would try it. I’ll try this restaurant again when I am back in town and feeling homesick.PS price in my opinion is a little high but you get a large portion for it. Jamaican food in Fort Lauderdale is typically $6 8 for chicken meals this size so my opinion on pricing is very biased.

This is our favorite Jamaican place here in Denver. We highly recommend the j chicken, fried chicken, fried sea bass and oxtail. Ordering is super easy. It’s a small restaurant so you can either eat there or get it to go. This is a local business that started in 2013 and the owner is such a sweet lady. Love supporting our local businesses!

10/10! Absolutely loved it. We got the wings and the ribs. Wings were crispy and delicious; the ribs melted in my mouth. And for the first time I had brown rice that I genuinely enjoyed. The rice wasn’t just a bed of carbs for the meat to lay on, it was a flavorful accent that perfectly meshed with the flavors of the meat.

Went to Jamaica back in February and this place is by far the best representation I have had. Don’t skip on it.

I came in and saw a traditional islander. He had just finished eating. I asked him “is it authentic?” The immediate response was “yes”. He then told me it was his first time here.I ordered the j chicken. It was delicious. Came with Rice and potato salad.