Raleigh Restaurant Guide
Jamaica Paradise Cafe
(2 ratings)
(919) 231-3505
1030 N Rogers Ln, Raleigh, NC 27610
Dining Specials
Jerk Masters
Caribbean, Jamaican, Casual/Family, Catering
5|The food was amazing tried almost everything on the menu during the summer and being in college it...
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Caribbean
Jamaican
Banquet/Party Room
Bar
Children's Menu
Kids Friendly
Late Night Dining
Smoking/Non Smoking
Take Out/Carry Out
TV/Satellite
Wheelchair Access
Wi-Fi/Internet Access
Dinner
Lunch
Restaurant Description
Welcome to Jamaica Paradise Cafe. We serve the Raleigh/Knightdale community. The restaurant is located in the Edgewater Shopping Center on Hwy 64 E. (New Bern Ave).
We offer space for intimate dining, private parties or receptions for up to 200 people.
At Jamaica Paradise Cafe each moment is accompanied by great Reggae music and wonderful, mouth-watering food.
We party with the thirty-plus crowd every weekend. Every last-Saturday of the month we have a "Customer Appreciation Party" from 10:00pm until dawn.
Upcoming events include live music featuring local reggae artists plus our own house DJ playing the best foundation, culture-Reggae.
Thursday nights feature Poetry "Open Mic" where the spoken word takes center stage.
December 1, 2008 @ 4:31 PM
a diner from Raleigh, NC
I've visited this restaurant several times. It's so good to me that I've recommended and have invited and brought along at least a total of 10 of my friends. It was my first time eating Jamaican and I fell in love with it.
May 3, 2008 @ 12:27 AM
a diner from raleigh nc
i was pleasantly surprised to find a true jamaican restaurant in north carolina.jamaica paradise has a true caribbean feel. we recieved wonderful service. this restaurants food was good and flavorful. so far i only tried 2 dishes. the oxtails and brown stew chicken. i will return to the restaurant to try some of their other dishes. i give the oxtails and brown stew chicken 2 thumbs up. be prepared for live reggae band on saturday nights.
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Number of Reviews: 2
December 1, 2008 @ 4:31 PM
a diner from Raleigh, NC
I've visited this restaurant several times. It's so good to me that I've recommended and have invited and brought along at least a total of 10 of my friends. It was my first time eating Jamaican and I fell in love with it.
May 3, 2008 @ 12:27 AM
a diner from raleigh nc
i was pleasantly surprised to find a true jamaican restaurant in north carolina.jamaica paradise has a true caribbean feel. we recieved wonderful service. this restaurants food was good and flavorful. so far i only tried 2 dishes. the oxtails and brown stew chicken. i will return to the restaurant to try some of their other dishes. i give the oxtails and brown stew chicken 2 thumbs up. be prepared for live reggae band on saturday nights.
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Recent Jamaica Paradise Cafe Reviews
December 1, 2008 @ 4:31 PM
a diner from Raleigh, NC
I've visited this restaurant several times. It's so good to me that I've recommended and have invited and brought along at least a total of 10 of my friends. It was my first time eating Jamaican and I fell in love with it.
May 3, 2008 @ 12:27 AM
a diner from raleigh nc
i was pleasantly surprised to find a true jamaican restaurant in north carolina.jamaica paradise has a true caribbean feel. we recieved wonderful service. this restaurants food was good and flavorful. so far i only tried 2 dishes. the oxtails and brown stew chicken. i will return to the restaurant to try some of their other dishes. i give the oxtails and brown stew chicken 2 thumbs up. be prepared for live reggae band on saturday nights.
