Casablanca is tucked away on a quiet side street in London, and stepping inside felt like a mini-vacation. The space features warm lighting, plenty of colourful artwork on the walls, and a generally relaxed atmosphere. It’s not overly fancy, more of a cool, casual spot where you can easily chat with friends without shouting over loud music. Looking through the photos, I noticed they've clearly put a lot of effort into making it feel authentically Caribbean.

The menu is full of classic Caribbean dishes with a modern twist. They've got jerk chicken, of course, but also some interesting seafood options and vegetarian choices I didn’t expect. One photo shows a perfectly plated platter of curried goat, which looked amazing. I really enjoyed the vibrant flavours of the callaloo soup I had – a great start to the meal. I’d definitely recommend checking out their daily specials; they seem to change things up regularly.

What makes Casablanca special is that it feels genuine. It's not trying too hard to be something it's not; it's just a great place to enjoy delicious food in a welcoming environment. It's perfect for a casual dinner with friends, a relaxed date night, or even a solo meal if you're craving some authentic Caribbean flavours. I think anyone who appreciates good food and a friendly vibe would love it here.