Baltic Market in Liverpool is a really cool spot; it's housed in a fantastic old building with tons of character. The atmosphere is buzzing – a mix of casual and trendy, definitely a place where you could grab a quick bite or settle in for a longer hang. Looking through the photos, I noticed lots of exposed brick and interesting lighting fixtures that really add to the vibe.

The menu is quite diverse, offering a wide range of cuisines from different Caribbean islands. I saw jerk chicken, several kinds of roti, and some seriously tempting-looking curries. One photo shows a perfectly plated plate of fried plantains with a spicy dipping sauce – it looked amazing! I'd definitely recommend trying their oxtail stew, which seemed to be a popular choice.

What makes Baltic Market special is its variety and its location. It's perfect for a casual night out with friends, a quick lunch break, or even a family dinner (though maybe not with very young kids given the general buzz). Unlike many Caribbean restaurants which focus on one island's cuisine, this place offers a broader selection. This makes it a great place to explore different flavors and styles from across the Caribbean.