Reggae Spot, tucked away in Manchester, has a really cool, casual vibe. The space feels bright and airy, with lots of colorful artwork on the walls – I especially liked the mural of a vibrant reggae scene. It’s clearly a new place, but they’ve already created a relaxed atmosphere that feels welcoming, not at all stiff or pretentious.

Their menu is fairly straightforward, but with delicious-sounding takes on Caribbean classics. They’ve got jerk chicken, of course, and curries, plus several vegetarian options like callaloo soup and a delicious-looking roti. One photo showed a perfectly plated plate of oxtail stew, which looked incredibly rich and tender. I’d definitely recommend trying the jerk chicken; it was already attracting lots of positive comments!

Reggae Spot is perfect for a casual weeknight dinner or a fun weekend get-together with friends. It’s the kind of place you can easily relax in, enjoy good food, and have a good chat. What makes it stand out is that laid-back atmosphere combined with what looks like really flavorful, authentic Caribbean food. It’s a great addition to the Manchester food scene, and I’ll definitely be going back.