Bob Marley A Tribute To Freedom

I loved this place. The atmosphere and vibe was amazing. I enjoyed the cauliflower bites they were my favorite. The cocoa Bread is out of this world. However, I did not enjoy the curry shrimp, I didnt receive enough rice for the amount of sauce and it didnt have much flavor. The waitress was very nice and I enjoyed my Pina colada drink. There was a live band which made the night still perfect.

I recently visited Bob Marley-A Tribute to Freedom, and while the culinary and service aspects were impressive, the ambiance was significantly marred by the extremely loud music. The food here is a delightful journey of flavors, paying a fitting homage to its theme. Each dish we tried was expertly prepared, and the staff was exceptionally courteous and attentive, making us feel genuinely welcomed.However, the volume of the music in the upstairs dining room was a major downside. It was not just challenging, but virtually impossible to have a conversation without screaming at each other. This level of noise drastically affected our dining experience. To put it into perspective, a decibel (dB) reading using an app on my phone consistently showed levels exceeding 90dB, which is comparable to the noise level of heavy traffic.This overpowering noise level, unfortunately, took away from the enjoyment of the meal and made socializing with my group extremely difficult. While I appreciate the vibrant tribute to Bob Marley's music, a dining establishment should balance ambiance with the comfort of its patrons.

Really cool place with very good jerk food. The live band topped it of either great reggae music.

It was different this time around. The service was a bit unpleasant slower, my food didn't taste authentic as it should, but overall the atmosphere was welcoming.

Excellent place for excitement a little cold but they sure did warm my family and myself up.