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Restaurants Guide › Caribbean
Hot Pot Restaurant
- 1545 Eglinton Ave. W. (at Oakwood Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-785-0400
Editorial Review
Prints of cheetahs and vegetables adorn the sunny yellow walls of this unpretentious Caribbean restaurant, popular with the late-night, post-bar crowd. Such classic West Indian fare as ackee and salt fish, brown stew fish, curried goat and oxtail keep island expats and other Caribbean foodies loyal, while healthy juices—such as carrot and soursop—stave off impending hangovers. Unlicensed. Mains $6–$11.
- Closed Sunday
- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends More like this »
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