About - Tara's Roti Shop
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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
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
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Have heard abt Tara’s for over 30 years but never stopped in. Recently changed to a vegetarian diet and wanted to get something good and filling. I ordered the Vegetarian Sampler and a vegetarian roti, my husband ordered the Boneless Chicken Roti. He enjoyed his order and I loved mine‼️. I would suggest if you don’t know what you want as a vegan or vegetarian, order the sampler. You will not be disappointed, the flavors are memorable ‼️ 😋 I now have a place to eat when I want flavorful vegetarian food. They serve all types of meat dishes on the menu also so everyone has a choice! I suggest you give Tara’s a try, you won’t be disappointed 😊
I would have liked to given 5 stars. The doubles were the best I've had in Florida. I craved a decent doubles and haven't had any good ones since moving from NY. I ordered the curry duck, and she did warn it was spicy. I'm a pepper freak I eat the hottest pepper sauce and cook with heavy pepper so I was cool to try it. This was made to hurt people seriously. There's no way you can sell that curry NO ONE can eat it if I can't. I also didn't like the sesame oil steam veg all over the top of it where I couldn't see exactly what I was eating. The decor was hilarious I loved the sarcastic signage and quotes all over the restaurant. My grams Grace and grandfather Mike sent me there. They send their regards to your daughter and miss your mom dearly. Thanks for the meal, please lower that pepper!!
I thought the prices were fair. The lady did not seem inviting but I think that's just the older generation of west Indians nowadays.The time to wait was reasonable for food made to order. Here's what had me perplexed the oxtail was curry I do not recommend. Goat was okay a little tough. The food wasn't overly salty. Roti was decent. Dhalpuri and peanut punch were a must try. Atmosphere of restaurant is very rigid WAY too many signs it is just not a good look. There is a nice selection and assortment of treats and snacks from Trinidad. I appreciate that things were labeled clearly. But did not appreciate the fact that they make their duck so spicy they reiterated that several times almost like they just did not want to be bothered making it. Why serve it then. The doubkes are worth a try but nothing too special. The food here is def night and day compared to the other two neighboring west indian restaurants in the area. 75 cents extra to have the roti skin unwrapped from the meat. Not many vegetarian options. And no classics like bake and shark