Listed below are links to reviews of Brawta Cafe from around the web.
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more from gayot]
| "Whether you order Big Tings, Sweet Tings or Little Tings, as the menu cutely groups dishes, everything is fresh and tasty. Try the curried goat or coconut shrimp, oxtail with lima beans, jerk chicken, buttered tiger shrimp, freshly sliced grouper or king..." |
1 reviews
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more from local.yahoo]
| "Great Location: I had a blast dinning at this wonderful, funky spot. From the outside it looks like a cafe where you can just come in grab something to drink and quickly leave...." |
10 reviews
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more from menupages]
"The evening started out iffy and continued to plummet downward. The waitress came over three times only to tell us that there are specials and she would be with us in a moment...."
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more from nymag]
"You may have to wait a bit for your meal at Brawta, not because there are long lines but because the food is slow-cooked and made-to-order (they promise it won’t take more than half an hour and it usually doesn't). The small café maintains the atmosphere..."
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "Even if you're used to scorching vindaloos and blinding southern spicy chicken, this Caribbean spice rub, made from scotch bonnet peppers, may take you to a whole new level. If you're already a fan of the jerk, the curried goat and oxtail stew are also wo..." |
5 reviews
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more from tripadvisor]
"TripAdvisor™ provides unbiased reviews, articles, recommendations and opinions on Brawta Caribbean Cafe, Brooklyn...."
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more from villagevoice]
"With a high-tech design and striking red and black color scheme, Brawta is decorated with African masks and a shrine to Bob Marley. The food is mainstream West Indian, featuring such standards as jerk chicken, curry coconut shrimp, rotis, brown stew chick..."
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more from wcities]
"The food is authentic and tasty at this colorful Jamaican restaurant in Cobble Hill. Green-trimmed white walls are adorned with bright artwork, and there is reggae music inside...."
