Bonnie’s Roti Shop - City of New York

I remember my first time going and it was years ago! Food always fresh and authentic. Support local small businesses!

Literally never open. As a business how do you expect to get business by being open 5 hours a day? They need to update their hours of operation because they are not open till 10:00pm. I will not be giving them a second chance. Stick to Singh's or Trinciti people.

Just ordered the curry chicken and came home. As soon as I started eating it, i rushed to grab my phone and find this place on Google to drop a review. That’s how much i loved it. Thank you!

I drove to this spot because it said it was opened and because it had gotten good reviews, only to get here and the place is closed.L, even through it says it's open it wasn't. If I could give this establishment a star I would

A small, unassuming roti shop with some top tier flavor. This is gonna be a lengthy review since I ordered way more than I intended. (Good sign right? I came in with a craving for doubles, and left with doubles... fried chicken, veg fried rice, cod fish sticks, cassava balls, and homemade sorrel. Chefs kiss! We came in on a Friday around lunch time. It was empty but a crowd came in not too long after. Everyone was served fairly quickly, especially since some foods (like our fried rice was made to order. The rice was truly a gem.. I 'm still thinking about it it was perfectly seasoned, soft, and wasn 't greasy. The fried chicken was SEASONED to perfection. Literally the innermost part of the chicken was juicy and seasoned the chicken wasn 't hot when served, but the flavor definitely made up for it. The doubles were ok, nothing crazy but still tasty. Now, when it comes to any form of a cod fish fritter--imma have it. So when one of the cooks brought out a tray of freshly fried appetizers , my interest was immediately peaked lol. He said one was a cod fish stick (so good and great flavor and the other was a cassava ball with egg (hard boiled egg in the middle . The cassava ball was interesting and I really enjoyed it since I like cassava (yucca and egg. I definitely encourage you to try it if you haven 't. Finally, the sorrel was really good in my opinion. I 'm personally not a fan of strong pimento and hibiscus taste, so this one was right up my alley. If you like stronger tastes then this may not cut it for you, but it is still a great drink. I can 't wait to come back and try the fried fish, curry goat (or goat curry since they 're Guyanese , and chow mein. If you 're in the area, definitelyyyy stop by.