What should you know?

None of the food is spectacular or particularly adventurous, but it’s worth a visit for the laid-back atmosphere. Feel free to get up and dance.

What’s it like inside?

Set in a replica of reggae singer Bob Marley’s Jamaican home, the building is filled with memorabilia and photos showcasing his career and life. Lots of lions, the colors of the Jamaican flag, and other Rastafarian influences pay tribute to the musician’s career. Most of the area is open to the elements, and there’s no air-conditioning, though there are shelters from the occasional rainstorm.

What are the specialties?

Jerk-marinated chicken breast; Jamaican beef or vegetable patties.