Caribbean Comfort Food Meets Biggie Murals in Brooklyn

Eat peas soup or creamy Rasta pasta at Flava II, where high energy music accompanies the meal.

Try a Caribbean plate.

🍲 Bowls With a Soundtrack

Biggie murals set the mood at Flava II, a Caribbean restaurant at 334 New Lots Avenue in Brooklyn. High energy music fills the dining space, while views of the local street scene keep the block in sight. There is a sit down option here, putting the room itself into the meal rather than making this only a stop for food to carry away.

Hearty peas soup and creamy Rasta pasta lead the choices, with curry chicken among the other kitchen staples. Mac and cheese and potato salad bring two more options to the order. Oxtail and fried chicken also feature, leaving room to choose between a bowl and a plate without narrowing the meal to one dish.

The restaurant stays open daily from 9 AM to 10 PM, leaving a choice between an earlier stop and an evening meal. Pick the timing that fits the rest of your day.


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