So I finally checked out Afro-Bite on Demand in Glasgow, a brand new Caribbean spot. It's tucked away on [insert street name if known, otherwise say a general area], and the atmosphere is really casual and welcoming. The place feels bright and airy; the photos online don't do it justice – they show the food beautifully, but the actual space has a much warmer feel.

The menu features a good mix of familiar Caribbean dishes and some exciting things I’d never seen before. I spotted jerk chicken, of course, but there were also some interesting stews and seafood options. One photo shows a perfectly plated plate of curried goat, which looked incredible. I'd definitely recommend trying their oxtail stew— it smelled amazing when it passed my table – and I wish I'd had room for a taste of the coconut rice and peas.

Afro-Bite on Demand is perfect for a quick, tasty lunch or a relaxed dinner with friends. It's not stuffy at all, which is great. What sets it apart is that it feels genuinely authentic— I'm not an expert on Caribbean food but it felt like the real deal. If you're looking for a vibrant, affordable taste of the Caribbean in Glasgow, this is the place to go.