Check 876 Caribbean Eatery Hours and Plan Lunch

876 Caribbean Eatery hours are listed as 6 AM to 10 PM Monday through Thursday and 7 AM to 11 PM Friday through Sunday. At 153-41 Rockaway Boulevard, this restaurant serves Jamaican food in Queens, including curry goat and oxtail. If your decision is where to plan lunch, start with the asset-listed $8 lunch special for curry chicken or stew chicken, then call (347) 548-4312 to check whether that offer and your preferred dish are available.

The appeal is seasoned comfort food rather than a promise that every menu item will be ready whenever you arrive. The restaurant information also names jerk salmon and pasta, while the review summary points to friendly service and flavorful dishes. It also flags occasional menu run-outs and plates with a large share of rice relative to meat. Those details matter if you are choosing a specific protein rather than simply looking for a substantial plate.

Use 876 Caribbean Eatery hours to choose a possible visit window, not to infer the lunch special's serving times. The supplied 876 Caribbean Eatery hours do not establish a precise lunch window or reservation policy. The next question is which dish you want and what you need confirmed before setting off.

Address: 153-41 Rockaway Boulevard, Queens, New York.
876 Caribbean Eatery hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 6 AM–10 PM; Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 7 AM–11 PM. Times are local to New York.
Phone: (347) 548-4312.
Rating: 4.3 out of 5 from 69 ratings in the restaurant asset; this is a recorded snapshot, not a live score.
Price signal: $; the asset lists an $8 chicken lunch offer for curry chicken or stew chicken. Confirm its current availability and serving window.
Planning gaps: no verified parking, transit route, reservation policy or full item-price list is provided.

Start with the choice between a stew-focused meal and one of the other dishes named in the restaurant description. Curry goat and oxtail anchor the comfort-food summary; jerk salmon, curry chicken and pasta show that the recorded menu is not limited to those two dishes. The useful comparison is your preferred main dish versus what the kitchen has available, not an assumed ranking of items the restaurant has never supplied.

The review summary is helpful for setting expectations about the plate. Diners praise the seasoning and friendly service, but some describe a high proportion of rice compared with meat. If the protein portion is the deciding factor for you, ask about the plate before ordering rather than treating the overall size as proof of a larger meat serving. That distinction can matter more than choosing the most familiar dish name.

For a price-led decision, the chicken lunch offer is the only specific meal price supplied here. There are no verified prices for goat, oxtail, salmon or pasta. Checking 876 Caribbean Eatery hours gets you to the next planning step, but it does not establish a dish's price, preparation time or remaining availability. Keep a second choice in mind if the first one has run out.

The weekly schedule has two patterns, so choose the day before choosing the time. Monday through Thursday opens at 6 AM and closes at 10 PM. Friday, Saturday and Sunday opens at 7 AM and closes at 11 PM. That means Friday through Sunday starts one hour later and finishes one hour later than the Monday-to-Thursday pattern. A reminder copied from a weekday plan needs a second look if you move the meal to the weekend.

The early opening is useful information, but it is not evidence of a separate breakfast menu. Likewise, an 11 PM closing time does not prove that every dish remains available until then. The restaurant description mentions occasional menu run-outs, and the asset supplies no last-order time. If a particular meal is the reason for your trip, use the listed phone number to ask about it instead of relying on the closing time alone.

Treat 876 Caribbean Eatery hours as the framework for a plan, with the meal details checked separately. Set a reminder that names both the day and the action you need, such as calling about chicken before visiting. There are no special holiday hours in the supplied information, so avoid assuming that the regular weekly pattern settles an exceptional date.

If you are comparing lunch options by price, separate the recorded offer from the unanswered questions. The restaurant asset lists an $8 special for curry chicken or stew chicken, alongside a general dollar-sign price signal. It does not specify the special's serving hours, available days, side choices or any extra charges. The most useful first step is to confirm the chicken offer before building your meal around it rather than applying that price to the entire menu.

Next, decide what would make the visit worthwhile for you. A diner primarily interested in seasoning has positive review context to consider. Someone seeking a meat-heavy plate should weigh the comments about rice portions, while someone committed to a single dish should account for the reported availability issues. These are different decisions, and a low listed lunch price does not answer all of them.

After that, use 876 Caribbean Eatery hours to pick a day and a sensible time to contact the restaurant. Save a reminder in Karpo if you need to return to the plan later. Do not convert the reminder into a confirmed reservation: no booking policy or booking availability is provided. The address identifies the destination, but this guide cannot promise parking, a journey time from JFK or a particular transport connection.

What are 876 Caribbean Eatery hours on Sunday?
For Sunday, 876 Caribbean Eatery hours are listed as 7 AM to 11 PM, matching Friday and Saturday. Monday through Thursday instead runs from 6 AM to 10 PM. These are regular weekly hours, not confirmation of a special-date schedule or dish availability.

Where is 876 Caribbean Eatery in Queens?
The supplied address is 153-41 Rockaway Boulevard in Queens, New York. Use that street address when planning the destination. The information does not establish a parking arrangement, a transit route or a timed connection from the airport.

How much is the listed chicken lunch special?
The restaurant asset records an $8 lunch special for curry chicken or stew chicken. The listed 876 Caribbean Eatery hours do not establish that offer's serving window, side choices or extra-charge details. Call (347) 548-4312 to confirm what currently applies before ordering.

Can I order curry goat or oxtail?
Both dishes appear in the restaurant's comfort-food description, and the review summary mentions them positively. That supports considering them, not promising they will be available on arrival. Occasional menu run-outs are also recorded, so ask about your preferred dish.

Does the menu include anything beyond stews?
The description also names jerk salmon, curry chicken and pasta. Those options broaden the recorded menu beyond goat and oxtail. No full current menu or individual prices for those dishes are supplied, so compare the available choices directly with the restaurant.

What do reviews say about portions and service?
The recorded score is 4.3 out of 5 from 69 ratings. The summary notes flavorful Caribbean dishes and friendly service, alongside comments about rice-heavy plates and occasional availability problems. It is useful context rather than a guarantee about your order.

Do I need a reservation or have parking?
Neither a reservation policy nor verified parking information is included. Do not assume a table is reserved or a parking space is available. Check those details separately; 876 Caribbean Eatery hours only provide the restaurant's regular opening and closing schedule.

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