About - Island's Roti Delight
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegan options
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
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It’s the coldest Monday in February that any Florida person has ever braced across the state . Roti shops are likely to be closed on Monday’s but today I GPS the nearest roti and walked in and made some new friends . Vidya was rushing an order of doubles and poulorie for a regular and her husband was watching Tv near by. We became instant friends and great conversation just before ordering a delicious goat roti with her soft and tasty paratha It hit the spot I was happy to walk into my new favorite spot in Lake Worth
Didn't get a chance to try the food because business hours are not accurate. Showed up at 11am on a Monday, no one ever opened or answered a phone. Door sign says "If im here we're open, if im not, then we're not" which is funny and I understand life happens, but how can you expect to make money with unpredictable hours.
I’m not from FL so I came to this place last week for lunch when I was in town for a conference. I was swayed by the reviewers before me. The owner said she didn’t have a menu, which might be a turn-off for some people, but for me, that was the moment I knew the food was meant for the locals and that it’s going to taste so good. The place reminded me of the hole in the wall restaurants I used to frequent in NYC where you already should know coming into the restaurant what to order and they treat everyone like locals (or in this case, like family). They rib on you and it’s all in good fun. Anyway thanks to the Google reviewers and the owner who hinted at what I should get since I was so indecisive, I got the curry goat. It was SO flavorful and delicious! The homemade dip and sauce they made were perfect. After my meal, the owner’s nephew Rodney did not hesitate for one second when I needed help finding my way to the nearest Publix. It was just such a sweet, random gesture of humanity and this place will forever remain a story I tell friends about when I talk about the lovely side of Florida. You all are real ones. I know it’ll be another year when the conference comes around, but I will 100% be coming back to this place. And next time I’ll know exactly what to order.