Blue Mountain Heights - New York

Wherever I am in town, i go to this restaurant because the prices are affordable and the food is delicious. On a few occasions, i ordered the stew chicken, which my son loves. I was disappointed when i opened the container to see that there was no meat on the legs and thighs in the chicken stew. It was ALL bones, no meat. It's like the cook gave me what was left at the bottom of the pot.. Just being real!!!

This isn’t Jamaican food, I’m not sure what it is but it isn’t plus the woman who are regulars there have the nerve to be fighting other women that they don’t even know just because they are intimidated by new comers and young beauty. Goodbye food is nasty anyway

I decided to go to this place today after work originally I had wanted the oxtail meal but the lady at the bar had told me it was gonna be an hour and a half wait I was a little bit disappointed but I decided to get a different meal she had recommended the garlic salmon which I got and I must say the food was good I also had gotten rice and peas and plantains.The bartender was very nice I would be coming back to this place again

I spent a very pleasant afternoon with friends at Blue Mountain Heights Cafe, a small Caribbean restaurant in the Washington Heights area of Manhattan. The restaurant is cozy and inviting with outdoor seating available on warm days. There is a fully stocked bar and reggae music playing in the background to enhance the island vibe of the restaurant.We ordered a number of appetizers and entrees. The jerk wings, shrimp salad, chicken tacos and peppered shrimps were all very tasty. The jerk chicken and Oxtail were well seasoned and delicious. The serving portions were also good. For dessert, we had both the Hennessy and Pistachio cheesecake which were amazing.Our server, Miriam, was a delight. She was very professional, personable and added to our wonderful experience at the restaurant.I would definitely recommend Blue Mountain Heights Cafe for their food and service.

I ordered Snapper steamed, with rice and peas and mixed veggies. I don't think the fish they gave me was snapper. In addition it tasted like they steamed it while it was still frozen so it didn't absorb any flavor. The texture was all wrong and it had a strong fish odor. I tried to cut it with the lime and lemon but in the end I couldn't eat it. The fried, ripe plantains were very oily, tasted like they started it in cold oil. Overall disappointing