Flames Restaurant

"Almost always I find my favorite treats at Flames Restaurant. The Gizzadas are great but not always in stock. My niece loves Rock biscuits and this is where I buy them for here. The food is very tasty however the Curried goat can sometimes have too many bones for my liking. Flames does not cook or offer any pork dishes for those who like pork. The oxtail is almost always very tender and the rice and pease is fresh. I don't typically buy the fish because it seems like it's too dry. And the soup...my favorite year round...is never ready at lunch time which makes no sense to me. Best to go at around 2 p.m. if you want to be sure that it's ready and then depending on the day you may find your favorite from Cow Foot to Chicken. In terms of vegetarian options I'm sure it's available. They offer cabbage, mixed vegetables, a variety of rice including yellow rice, veg patties and more. love the variety of porridges. There is one special offered each day. The prices are average when compared to other Jamaican restaurants from Boston to Brockton. Flames is also open on Sundays and they have many locations so there is bound to be one nearby."

"The chicken had more bones than meat. Overpriced food and the rice is mushy. The customer service was awful & the lady serving me had an attitude. I will never go back. There are far too many other good Jamaican food spots around to deal with such poor service."

"I’ve been avoiding this place but sometimes you just need a patty fix. Glad I went in my mom and daughter also wanted patties as well so 3 it was along with a red pease soup. I wasn’t disappointed. Went back a week later my daughter wanted curried goat hubby who prefers his pasta and meatballs went out on a limb for stew chicken. Didn’t forget my patty. It’s one of the best around these parts. My daughter did want the gravy on her rice and they really tried to make it right but she declined the correction. Clean atmosphere speedy service convenient location and the choice are plentiful."

"You guys add two stores Randolph and Brockton and boy the services is lacking. You go in a hour before closing and the place should just be closed. This is not the first time the food or service is lacking. I can be fair and let a few times pass but when it becomes the norm. Something should be said. We rock with you and suppport you but boy let us get quality food and service during your FULL operating hours. I’m sure I speak for me and the girl that walked up before me with no plate because there really no food. You may need to incentives the staff more to keep the quality ."