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Truly tasty and gives a good flavour of West Indian cooking
Location: 189 Wardour Street, Soho, W1F 8ZD
Description: If you are in town for a night out but fancy a taste of the Caribbean on your way, 'Mr Jerk' is the place to go.
It's surprising to find somewhere with such authentic recipes and reasonable prices in Soho.
That said, it's more of a cafe and takeaway stop than a restaurant, with a fridge full of soft drinks, noise, crowds and occasional lapses in service.
The food however is truly tasty and gives a good flavour of West Indian cooking, encompassing snacks, patties, stews and staples like jerk chicken and goat curry.
If you don't mind taking a ticket and eating with plastic cutlery, you can rally enjoy yourself with Mr Jerk.
Notes: No Reservations. ; Predominantly takeaway; Good vegetarian options.
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