Bridgetown Roti - Los Angeles, California

Sarat Varghese

Fun place for a lunch. Plenty of street parking. Service is great. Food could be a little more spicy for my liking but overall captures Caribbean flavors. I would definitely return to try more items. The Goat burrito was my favorite as a good amount of meat and small amount of cabbage and potatoes, really well balanced with excellent flavors.

MORGAN MONROE

My friend and I went today for lunch around 12:30. The food is delicious. I’m planning to be back very soon.

We had the wings, coconut cutter, roti, shrimp patty, oxtail patty, plantain, cucumber salad, macaroni pie… we basically ordered half the menu. We also had some of the ginger beer. Every thing was delicious. Wings and shrimp patty were my top 2.

I have a severe peanut allergy and the menu is clearly marked and the allergen items were packaged separately for me. I felt safe eating here and I highly recommend it.

If you are pressed for time ORDERED AHEAD and take it to go. It is a small restaurant so please expect a small wait for the handmade delicious food.

Misty Marie

I had this place save for over a year, even followed them on IG. I was so excited to see they opened and was really hoping to find some Trinidadian food that was closer to me, since i'm in the valley, but I guess I'll have to stick to Trinity Style, because that seems to be the only place in the city that has authentic trinidad in food.
I got 2 orders of doubles and one goat roti bowl and the total was $46. Expensive, but I thought worth it if it brings me back to sweet memories of Trinidad.
The bread in the doubles was too thick (shouldn't it be 2 thin ones?), chick peas were very undercooked, hard, and didnt have that nice sauce that they get when they're cooked slow and long. Also, was very sour. Did not enjoy.
The roti bowl was ok, flavor was good and I'm not super familiar with the red pepper flavor, so I can only say it was decent.
Staff at the register was super nice, the chef came out and was less friendly. The establishment was clean and menu well displayed.
All in all, if you're r hungry sure, but when you're spending extra for an opportunity to taste authentic Trini food, I think they missed the mark. For price and product I won't be returning, but happy to have tried something new!

Lei'd Cookies

I can’t say enough great things about Bridgetown Roti! The red pepper goat roti was absolutely incredible—perfectly spiced, tender goat with the most delicious flavors. And that pineapple habanero sauce? WOW. It elevated the dish to a whole new level I didn’t even know was possible.

Their macaroni and cheese pie might just be the best mac and cheese I’ve ever had. Creamy, cheesy, and baked to perfection—seriously, don’t skip this!

Also, do yourself a favor and try the drinks. The coco limeade and sourqp punch were so refreshing and unique—perfect complements to the bold flavors of the food.

The honey jerk wings were another highlight—packed with flavor and cooked just right.

The service was wonderful—friendly, attentive, and very knowledgeable about the menu. The space is bright, vibrant, and beautifully designed, making it such a pleasant spot to enjoy a meal. Bonus points for the easy parking, which made the whole experience even better.

Bridgetown Roti is an absolute gem, and I can’t wait to come back!

Brent Cham

Hesitated trying the place because for some reason I thought they were going to be more expensive than they are. Each roti is about $18 but they’re pretty big and very filling. Price is on the pricier side but I don’t think unreasonable considering people are paying $20+ for breakfast burritos.

The place is sleek and colorful. Service is friendly and there are decent amount of seats but it’s also a great place to get take out.

Had the curry chicken roti and the pepper goat roti. Thought I would like the latter more but really liked the curry chicken the best. Both are very good, savory, and packed with flavor. I also absolutely just love their roti. It’s soft, chewy, not super greasy, and hold the filling so well.

The roti’s would be great on their own but I’m a sauce person so had to try two. The mango salsa which tasted a bit like a chipotle salsa, had a small bite to it but not crazy. The pineapple habanero was a great contrast to the savory roti’s and definitely had a slow burn to its heat.

Also had their oxtail patty which was great.

Rei

I tried Caribbean food for the first time. I had Doubles, which one of the staffs recommended. It has unique taste and I love it! It’s like a fluffy tacos, chickpea with spicy sauce inside, shredded cucumber on the top.

I love the colorful interior and peaceful vibes in the restaurant. Also, this place is very clean. I can’t wait to try other stuff!

Sam0ny

I was not ready for how delicious this would be. Holy smokes, everything was good. We got red curried goat roti, Mac and cheese pie, mango and sweet potato hand pie and cucumber salad. Everything was good, I'm full and happy.

Mark Holden

Everything about our experience was amazing and delicious! My girlfriend and I tried Bridgetown for the first time last Sunday for lunch and loved everything about it. The space is comfortable and inviting, and the food was perfect. We shared 3 items: 1. Curry Shrimp Roti - Great texture and flavor and paired well with the Fresno Mango Masala sauce. 2. Curry Chana Doubles - Wowee! Delicious and fluffy and tasty. Paired well with Pineapple Habanero Sauce. 3. Curry Yam and Mango Patty - Great flaky texture with delicious filling. Paired well with Fresno Mango Masala Sauce.
Thanks for creating such an inviting and delicious restaurant! We'll be back.