The ambiance is very cute, but it's small inside and is usually very busy. Otherwise the food is good and flavorful. I had the general tso chicken and fried rice and I loved it.

Party vibe inside especially during the summer when the outside area is open. The chicken fried rice is my go too, the general tso was way too spicy for me and the fried rice is a must! Parking is a hit or miss it's a busy area with buses going by constantly. To me they have the best Guyanese food in Queens!

Sunday night and all the booths were filled. I was pleasantly surprised that this spot was open. They have food, drinks, and hookah. I ordered the coconut sugarcane mojito which was good. Sweet and coconutty. My friend and I split the wontons which our waitress graciously recommended. It seemed like most of the things on the menu were pretty good. We got the trio for the wontons. They are small ale tasty and come with a little sauce. The shrimp is the large shape, the crab is the little circular one, and the square one is the chicken. All delicious.. especially with the sauce. The ambiance in the spot is really cute and chic. Employees were helpful and friendly. The music was great. Reggae, dancehall, and soca hits playing the whole night. Like I said the bar was crowded and the booth seating was crowded but there wasn't anyone dancing so most people were enjoying their meals and drinks. It was a nice calm night with good music in the background. Looking for something local. I'd come back.

I've been a patron of Caribbean Delight a.k.a. CD's since 2020. The interior ambiance is far above what you might have expected based on the surrounding businesses. The wide range of seasonings and spices are reminiscent of food you'd find in your favorite restaurant back home. There are booth, table &, bar seating. A live Dj on most nights I've been there and it really becomes a place to been seen on the weekend.

This was my 2nd time to CD restaurant. Came to celebrate my brother's birthday with family members. The place continues to be nicely decorated, the ambiance is always lively and upbeat. We ordered the jerk and curry shrimp with fried rice, the shrimp was delicious, tasty and flavorful. Service was slow, but the server was attentive. The only complaint was the food presentation, horrible in small dinner plates. The plates are too small with and upheaval of food on the plate. While eating food is constantly falling off the plate.

We came here for a birthday dinner and made reservations for 7 people at 8pm. Walking inside, the decor is really cute and Instagram-worthy but it is a bit small inside. They have tables available for dinner and further back is the bar. Customer service in the beginning was good but once it got really busy inside it was a bit slower. The food was really delicious and I have no complaints about it! We ordered drinks and 2 hookahs as well. The hookah was kind of expensive ($50) and a "refill" was $15 which adds up. The music was great- mix of Caribbean, Guyanese, Afrobeats and some modern hits. There was a DJ and it might've been because it was Saturday but he was good. Kept the mood of the restaurant upbeat. The biggest downfall was the hookah price and the $25 fee that's charged if you use a card to pay with. I don't know about others but I know I'm not walking around with $600 in cash. Technically this isn't allowed in the state of New York as well- to charge a CC surcharge. Overall though it was a nice restaurant/bar and I would recommend- just keep things in mind so you're not surprised at prices.