
Caribbean Comfort Food From Moore St to Broadway
Four Brooklyn kitchens on Moore St, Graham Ave, Broadway and Knickerbocker Ave, with alcapurrias, Cajun seafood boils, Haitian black rice and home-style Dominican plates.


Ramonita's is a hole-in-the-wall inside the Moore Street Market serving home-style Puerto Rican classics, including a pastelle-stuffed alcapurria that some patrons buy by the dozen. Portions are filling.
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Mothers Seafood & More on Graham Ave pairs Cajun seafood boils and jerk chicken with Southern sides like mac and cheese, candied yams and collard greens. The jerk chicken sits firmly on the spicy side.
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Damballa on Broadway is an American-Haitian bar and sister spot to Cafe Erzulie, serving Haitian black rice and a cocktail list that includes a Pomegranate Spritz, with host DJs and watch parties.
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Mama Mecho on Knickerbocker Ave serves home-style Dominican classics with a wide variety of proteins, including rotisserie chicken, seasoned rich without being overly salty, in portions big enough for a second meal.
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