Palm Court of Guyana - Jamaica, New York

Le Palm Court of Guyana, situé à l'adresse 17116 Hillside Ave., Jamaica, NY 11432, est un restaurant caribéen qui propose une variété de spécialités. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au numéro 182986500. Leur site web n'est actuellement pas disponible.

Ce restaurant propose une cuisine simple et traditionnelle, avec des options adaptées aux végétariens. Vous y trouverez des petites portions à partager, ainsi que des offres spéciales lors des heures heureuses. Leur menu propose des options pour le déjeuner et le dîner, y compris des desserts. Ils offrent également un service de traiteur pour vos événements spéciaux.

Le Palm Court of Guyana est un endroit idéal pour les groupes et les touristes, avec une ambiance décontractée et chaleureuse. Ils disposent de places assises, d'un bar sur place, de toilettes et d'installations accessibles en fauteuil roulant. Vous pouvez également profiter de leur service de restauration ouvert tard en soirée.

En plus de leur service de restauration, ils proposent des concerts pour une expérience unique. Vous pouvez également y déguster une variété de boissons, y compris des alcools, des bières, des cafés, des cocktails et apéritifs, des spiritueux et du vin.

Selon les avis sur Google My Business, ce restaurant a une note moyenne de 3.4/5 avec un total de 238 avis. Les clients apprécient leur nourriture délicieuse, leur service rapide et leur ambiance accueillante.

Avis de Palm Court of Guyana

Lee

2/5

The worst place ever to eat. Please save yourself the time and don't come here. Brought my family to watch here and all the food was cold. The owner is so unprofessional no apologies. I have never seen thus kind of service. If it wasn't for my elderly parents and my kids things would have went very different. THIS PLACE NEED TO CLOSE DOWN!!!! TERRIBLE SERVICE, FOOD ENVIRONMENT AND OWNER

Oslyn Glenn

1/5

Worst place to order food! I ordered a mix fried rice for pick up then when I got there the lady started arguing with me telling me that I ordered a roast pork fried rice. Now I'm Guyanese what the hell. I don't know what that is. Then I told her I'm not paying for that because I didn't order that and she argued some more with me until she agreed to order my mix fried rice. But get this the food came out and I left only to open the bag and find a chicken fried rice. I've never been so frustrated over something so simple I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. Don't be like me and waste ur time to come here you would be better of at any of those Guyanese spots on liberty ave.

Jared Cohee

5/5

GUYANA
Eat the World NYC review:
The Original Palm Court in Georgetown, the capital city of Guyana, is a place every local and tourist knows about and ends up at least once. The vast indoor-outdoor establishment serves as a restaurant, bar, and nightlife spot, something this popular Jamaica, Queens spot replicates. Live cricket is a big draw when big international matches are taking place, but drinks and a menu serving many of Guyana's cultures is why most come back again and again.

fabian punai

2/5

Chicken fried rice is good no complaint , I go all the time, I do recemond

fatema

1/5

When Pete was managing this place, had great fresh food always with a good chef! Now hes not around . Mr.bubby and his girlfriend running the place. I cannot believe you guys are serving people frozen food! You made the Mexican Porter into a Microwave Chef lol even the rotis is frozen. I guess someone cooks it and have the Mexican microwave and serve to the customers. WOW. Don't believe ME just checked fridge and the kitchen! Look for yourself!

Kari S.

1/5

Stale food. Stale chicken. They reheat the food from days ago. Nasty and rude people. This place shoulda been shut down years ago!!!

Sean Edwin

1/5

When profits gets in the way of doing good business with quality service from new management, then you have a huge problem. Not only is the food is way over priced, the standards of the essence of Caribbean/ Asian cuisine has so horribly declined compared to the past. Poorly paid waitresses/bartenders/dishwashers/cleaners are taken advantage of and not receive the state minimum wage. How is this place still in existence, and why is another mystery of the unknowns.

danny barber

5/5

I tried the fish ; chicken and fried plantain a d it was awesome..
Bartender was cool and I would recommend this place...