Bob Marley-A Tribute to Freedom - Jamaican restaurant in Orlando - 6000 Universal Blvd, USA

If you love Jamaican food and/or if you love Bob Marley, then this place is for you. The service was exceptional and the oxtails, beef patties and coco bread were great. The Bob Marley documentary was playing the entire time and we learned a few facts about him that we didn't know before. The atmosphere and vibes helped us to wind down after a busy day at the parks.

Loved everything we ordered! Jerk Wings are crispy and the spicy taste truly stands out. Both oxtails stew and curried goat stew are tender, juicy and full of flavor. The Jamaica ginger beer and mighty good drink are terrific as well.

Excellent food, great server, (John). Just the right amount of spice in the Raggie Jamaican Jerk Chicken. Band started playing at 8:30pm. Awesome sound with perfect vocals. I'll be back soon!

Came here on the way to Halloween horror nights. Ironically, we were in the mood for Jamaican cuisine. Googled Jamaica food nearby and were surprised that there was a Jamaican restaurant in CityWalk, literally a 2 minute walk from HHN. It's like the food gods were by our side. Lol Anyways, the restaurant is on the second floor. The host was rude and not welcoming at all, which was a bit of a letdown as it made us almost not wanna go inside. But the spot was a pleasant surprise. The setup makes you feel as if you're in Jamaica on the island near the beach. Cool set up. We arrived a Friday night around 7:40p, and it was relatively empty, so the service was pretty quick and effective. Our waitress was very sweet and pretty attentive. The menu has the typical popular Jamaican dishes, not a huge selection. Was surprised they didn't offer curry chicken but do have curry goat and curry shrimp. The food overall is good. We erresnt crazy about the beef patty. It was good but a little different. The curry flavors were authentic and delightful. I ordered the oxtail. It also was very good and tender. My complaint is that the oxtail was a bit too salty. Rice and peas were a little different than traditional, but I really enjoyed it. The serving isn't as filing as typical Jamaican take outs, but overall, I was pleased. Prices were very reasonable. I think I would return. The first half of the time there there was background music. And the 2nd half was live music. The live music was a really cool touch. However, it was wayyyyy too loud. Felt like we were at a concert. We couldn't even hear each other speak or order more things. Idk why they don't play live music at a lower, more chill, volume as reggae is replaxing, doesn't need ti be blasting.

Always a GREAT vibe at this restaurant... kids danced up a storm. The music was great, server was very nice.... Food was just ok. has changed a bit over the years. It has Lost a bit of the authenticity that it used to have when it first opened.

Great place. Food is as authentic as an American audience will handle. Live band! The music overall was a bit loud. My son had to put in ear phones to cut the noise. I'd go here every week if it was down the block.

This was my first time here, I had the rasta pasta it was SPICY, but it was really good. The drinks were nice too. We also ordered the jerk wings, and they were just ok. My husband had the oxtail stew, which he really enjoyed. He said it was the only thing we ordered with no spice. Overall, it was a great experience.

Just wanna say the food was great, oxtail, loved the garlic slaw too, scotch bonnet wings and yuca fries were tasty. But the very best thing about this tonight was Ashjah. She was the perfect server, friendly, good recommendations, kept up with refills, had nice chit chat. She made everything memorable 10/10. Great job.