Without doubt the best Caribbean in town, the Mango Rooms are a bit bigger and flashier than their rivals, but they still manage to keep the service friendly and personal. The dishes are a little more adventurous than most jerk and curry menus, with some light dishes and a few with clear European leanings. Critics could hardly question the authenticity of the place though; it’s just that the chefs are incredibly enthusiastic about food and experiment in all kinds of satisfactory ways. The Mango Room is a great place to take a date, with real style and atmosphere, and a menu brimming with exotic and delicious options. The cocktails are also superb. You need to book, and it’s a little pricier than other places, but the Mango Rooms will definitely repay a visit. First class.
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