Bake and Things

delicious food, mac and cheese is great, big portions.

Love the roti here. I usually get goat or chiken roti and its always perfect. Add some tamarind sauce for some extra kick and sweetness.

I had the curry goat roti.
For me, curry goat is the metric by which to judge restaurants purveying island cuisine. It was excellent.

I place an order for 2 doubles and a beef roti .The doubles came out looking like pohlorie so I requested another doubles the staff was rude telling me they didn’t want to change it because they all look the same but she eventually give me another one looking like doubles. After I tasted it it tasted like fry bake very disappointed I am use to more silkier tasting doubles not like a dried out fry bake get a new doubles maker and staff please less attitude if a customer does not like what you are giving them

Prices are not bad at all. I came here once and enjoyed some pholourie and an oxtail dinner. One star bumped off because this place is cash only… not too convenient.

I came to Bake and Things specifically for their Vegetable Roti, which my friend recommended. It is $ 5.50 and you choose two veggies. I chose spinach and pumpkin. This was a deliciously warm and filling meal! I’d definitely come back for more; both the spinach and pumpkin complimented each other and the roti was so thin and I didn’t feel bad for probably consuming a thousand calories! But hey, it’s a veggie roti, it’s still considered healthy!

I love this place I always eat here I usually get the curry goat with rice and peas or the curry shrimp I love the way they cook everything to perfection. I always get the Mac pies with potato and Chana very. Sometimes the staff seem a little irritated like when I am ordering sometimes some of the staff say I can’t hear you but then again I am very short and barely make it over the counter overall good food.

Friendly staff, delicious trini food. Don’t forget to add pepper and tamarind to your roti! I like mine with plantain too :)

Purchased a curry goat roti. The roti was so dry and stale. It cracked like a hard shell taco. Why would they think it was ok to sell this. Absolutely upset. The potatoes were good

Curry goat with rice and peas, two other sides. $ 9. They pack the thing so tight that the food would bust out any second. Best curry goat I had ever had. Cash only at the take out counter.
I should say, there are other stuff like the fried shark and the salted fish, and fried conch, which I did not try because it’s the wrong time of the day.
For someone who loves Jamaican food, I think there are perhaps better places in Queens for the most authentic experience, but for someone who had only been to Jamaica in the 90s and loved everything she ate there, this is pretty legit.
I like how moist the rice and peas are. The curry goat is very meaty and delicious and filled with nice flavor. The seasoning on that dish was fantastic. For a quick take out place, this place has a lot of varieties, the best being roti which I think is a Jamaican Indian version of burrito.
There are so many things that New York amazes me about, this being one of them. I could spend a week eating nothing but that, but then, I was due to head out back to the island of Manhattan, where a foofi fancy pants dinner reservation awaits in the West Village. Well, only in this magic land of New York, can you get such diverse treats all in one day, with one 2 train that separates and unites us all.

Good food but damn, after eating curry chicken with rice and peas — my stomach was turnt up! The gas I had was unbearable…

The food is amazing here. I had the goat curry and some bread stuff with chickpeas in it. It was great. I would definitely come back to try more of the menu.
They seem to have this home cooking feel and flavor to it. Caribbean at its best. The only drawback is that they only accept cash. I had to go to an ATM to get this meal. Overall, worth the trip

This is one of my favorite take out places. This is authentic Trini food. I have not had one bad meal here and I have tried almost everything. They are also accommodating and friendly. I generally do not eat rice and would rather veggies. In most places, they look at you like you have two heads when you say no rice. Not this place they say, «Ok what would you like instead.» I do have one complaint but it still is not enough to lose a star. I love curry shrimp. It is hard to find. They have it but usually run out very early. I wish they could make more to last for the day. Oh and they have buss up — which is also hard to find.

My mom came home with a chicken buss up roti and we shared it. As I was devouring a piece of my chicken, I noticed it was a little pink on the inside. Something told me to open the entire piece of chicken and the whole thing was pink on the inside. I’m PISSED! At the fact that Bake and Things did not check to see if their food was cooked entirely. Now if I get sick from this, I will be calling the department of health on them. The only reason why it got 1 star is because the buss up was good and I love their passion fruit juice. I will not be eating from there again.

Poooulourie! 8 wonderful little globes of dough soaked in tamarind sauce. Every’ ting good mon. Every ‘ting goooood.
Goat Roti was perfect. Slayed me deliciously.
Nap time.

Good food.
Good service.
Good price.
Couple things, i really like the bake and salt fish but they are always out of bake.
Also if they delivered that would be cool. But it’s not a big deal, they are close to trains and buses.

Gone here twice and both times it was good. I have tried two of the soups: the corn soup and fish soup, both were fantastic. I have also tried the fish dinner and I found the gravy for the fish very flavourful. The service was good and friendly. My only con is I wish they took plastic I. e credit cards as I do not always have cash.

Today my Bestfriend and I went into this establishment after reading some pretty good reviews online! I got the buss-​up-​shut skin, medium oxtail (came with literally 3 pieces of oxtails) rice and peas, and two sides (macaroni & callaloo). To drink I got a small sorrel. My Bestfriend ordered the Curry Chicken, rice & peas, and two sides (macaroni & callaloo). To drink she also got a small sorrel.
My Bestfriend is Armenian, and knows absolutely nothing about Caribbean food. I am only partially familiar with Trini Dishes from other friends of mine. It’s not my culture Im Afro-​Latina. Nevertheless I ordered for my friend, and myself. I guess the younger looking woman in there didn’t hear the order, so when it was time to pay I realized my friends’ order wasn’t made yet. All of a sudden the attitude, rolling eyes, and head shaking started happening. Even my friend couldn’t believe it, and was so upset at the lack of etiquette from this young woman.
The food was good, the oxtail was delicious though it literally came with 3 pieces of meat. I never ordered this food before, and it was my first time at this establishment. I made it very clear that we don’t know too much about the food they serve there. The place was not crowded, but we still felt rush. The older lady was very kind, and understanding. The young woman was a B****. When people are supporting your business have some etiquette especially when they are being kind and respectful. If you lack home training then don’t do a job where you have to interact with people.
Overall both of our favorite was the macaroni, everything else was good, but neither of us was a fan of the sorrel. Due to how uncomfortable, and unappreciated our business felt with all the attitude given to us my friend, and I agreed that we will NOT be returning!

I’ve stopped in here a few times for a quick dinner and it’s always been delicious. I’m pretty new to Caribbean food and have stuck with some of the basics (chicken curry, beef roti, peas and rice, etc.) but I’ll definitely be back. And the service really is great, they’re even tolerant of my super naïve questions about what’s in the mixed vegetables and whether the chicken curry has bones.
Great spot, can’t wait to try everything else.

Hearty & Tasty Caribbean fare at an excellent price.
I woke up from a drunken night in the city craving a curry chicken roti. So I made my way to the Flatbush junction to hit Bake and Things. This is a no frills order your food and go kinda spot. I walked in and in 5 mins I was leaving with my coveted curry roti.
The roti: just plain delicious. This is Caribbean comfort food at its finest. Perfectly spiced curry chicken and potatoes wrapped in a warm roti shell. The chicken was nice and tender and spicy but not too spicy. The savory chicken with the roti bread is a perfect balance. You can sop up all the gravy up with the roti shell. The best thing about the roti is the fact that it’s flavored perfectly with out needing additional salt, or any type of sauce. It’s perfectly delicious on its own.
At some point I’m going to venture further into the menu at bake and things, I’d like to try their doubles. And other popular items on the menu. For now they get 4 stars. A strong 4 star rating, my meal was delicious and for only $ 6 I got my money’s worth.