“This gets 4/5 simply because this place is expensive in my opinion. Overpriced.. I guess it's because it's close to NY , so that makes sense in a way! Anyways the food was good except the Rasta pasta I ordered, that' damn sure isn't any Rasta pasta I've ever tasted back in NY. Other than that the music is 10/10 , the vibe is 10/10. There's always entertainment going on in there. One of my fav Jamaican spots hands down.“
“3.5 stars I ordered a small order of chicharron with comes with a small jalapeno cabbage slaw. Good amount of food and tasty chicharron but it is a bit too hard, especially the skin. The slaw is on the plain side and the crushed jalapenos makes it spicy.“
“Best Jamacian Resturant in Stamford the favors so Good not to spicy ms Beverly and her staff rocks they so nice each time I go there I travel miles for their cooking my Son Torrey got me started he said mom I went to this restaurant and the food is so good so I went the same week and he was so correct he told me how nice ms Beverly and her daughter was the whole staff so it's been 2 years now and believe me it's going to be many years to come me and my Sons family and friends who we both told about Sunshine and it is always bright like sunshine when ever we go there So continue on Ms Beverly and Daughter and Staff with the Great Work and Food that you all Do Love you All from Your Very please Customers ? Torrey and Karen Amen“
“Learned about this Haitian restaurant a while back, it’s a gem. Had a dinner party there and it was great. The food and drinks were excellent. Only slight negative was that our assigned attendant didn’t speak much English. My family speaks a similar kreyol so it was ok and the owners were around to assist if needed. I highly recommend the griot and the bread pudding. Nice spot to try top tier Haitian cuisine. The zouk and konpa music selection was also a nice vibe.Parking: This is a short one way street with meter parking but it’s luck and chance to get a spot. There is a parking garage on the next block right behind the restaurant with a 5minute walk back to the restaurant. It was $1 per hour so very reasonable.“
“The location of this place is a bit weird and sketch. It's on a dead end with many people just hanging out on the streets in front of the stores around this place. The inside of this place is small, has groceries, and about 4 tables . I went during a lunch rush and there was a line that moved pretty fast. It was loud inside, but the place was calm, I ate in peace. I tried the oxtail and jerk chicken- both were delicious - though I didn't enjoy the slight sweetness of the dishes. I would def go back again but never alone and only during the day. I was catcalled, asked for money, and was stopped multiple times during my one visit. That's the only downside to the location of this place.“