Caribbean Restaurant Brooklyn

Caribbean plates, long hours, and simple ways to order.

From the Menu

A quick look at the kitchen’s Caribbean staples and drinks.

Opening Hours

Open daily with a later start on Sunday.

Monday 7 AM–10 PM
Tuesday 7 AM–10 PM
Wednesday 7 AM–10 PM
Thursday 7 AM–10 PM
Friday 7 AM–10 PM
Saturday 7 AM–10 PM
Sunday 8 AM–10 PM

Flatbush Avenue Address

Bake & Things sits at 1489 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11210. The address places it on a busy Brooklyn corridor, so it works for a planned meal or a quick stop on the way through the neighborhood.

The restaurant opens Monday to Saturday from 7 AM to 10 PM. Sunday hours run from 8 AM to 10 PM. Those hours cover breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so the room can handle an early plate in the morning, a midday visit, or a late meal after the workday. The schedule also gives the week a steady rhythm. One day follows the next with the same close time, and Sunday starts a little later. A guest can come in before the day gets busy, or after it settles down, and still find the same long service window. The front door stays useful across the full stretch of the day, from the first hour of breakfast service to the final evening order.

Caribbean dishes arranged on white plates.

Ways To Order

Bake & Things offers delivery, on-site services, and takeaway. That gives customers three clear ways to use the restaurant. Some people will want to sit in and eat right away. Others will pick up food to carry home. Delivery suits a meal that needs to arrive ready to serve.

Reservations are accepted too. That helps when a visit needs a set time instead of a walk-in plan. Payment is straightforward: credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. The parking setup also gives options, with free of charge street parking, paid street parking, and a wheelchair-accessible car park. Wheelchair-accessible seating is available inside. A guest can arrive by car, settle in for a meal, and choose the payment method that suits the visit at the counter or on the phone. See the menu sections if the plan is to match the order to the day’s appetite.

Warm restaurant table with plated comfort food.

Good to Know

Parking, payment, and access details for a visit on Flatbush Avenue.

Planning your visit: Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, so a planned meal can be set for a specific time before arrival.
Parking: Free of charge street parking · Paid street parking Drivers can choose between free street parking and paid street parking, then walk in from the curbside space they find.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible seating Guests who need accessible access can use the wheelchair-accessible car park and move to seating that works for a seated meal.
Payment: Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments The restaurant accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments, so checkout can happen without handling cash.
Who comes here: University students University students are part of the crowd here, so the room may suit a campus-linked lunch or dinner stop.
Atmosphere: Casual The setting is casual, so a relaxed meal works without a formal plan.

Caribbean Dishes

The kitchen serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so the menu covers the full day. That matters at a Caribbean restaurant Brooklyn diners may use for more than one kind of meal. A morning visit can start with saltfish or callaloo. Later in the day, the same kitchen turns to plates built around bake and shark, fry bake, and roti skins.

Mauby and tamarind sauce add another side of the menu. One is a drink, the other a sauce that brings sharp fruit and spice to the plate. The food list points to a kitchen that handles comfort food, quick bites, and fuller meals without changing its style from one service to the next. A plate can come with a simple drink on the side, or with a sauce that changes the first bite and the last bite. The range reaches from early service through the evening, so a guest can build a meal around a light start or a heavier dinner and still stay within the same kitchen’s rhythm. Browse the Caribbean menu for the sections that shape those choices.

Gallery

A visual stop for the room, the counter, and plated food.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about visiting, ordering, and paying.

What are the opening hours?

The restaurant opens Monday through Saturday from 7 AM to 10 PM. Sunday hours run from 8 AM to 10 PM. That gives early diners, lunch guests, and evening visitors a wide window, so a visit can be planned around work, class, or a late meal.

Can a table be reserved ahead of time?

Reservations are accepted. That lets a guest set a time before arriving, which helps for a planned meal or a visit with a fixed schedule. It is a straightforward option when the day already has a start time in mind.

What payment methods are accepted?

Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Guests can pay with a card or a tap-to-pay device at the end of the meal. That keeps checkout simple for anyone who prefers not to carry cash.

What parking is available nearby?

Free of charge street parking and paid street parking are both available. Drivers can look for a spot on the street near 1489 Flatbush Ave before heading inside. That gives two parking choices for a visit by car.

Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?

The restaurant has a wheelchair-accessible car park and wheelchair-accessible seating. Guests who need those features can plan to arrive by car and sit down at an accessible table. That makes the arrival and the meal easier to map out before the visit.

What kind of meal can be ordered here?

The menu includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with comfort food, quick bites, small plates, vegan options, and vegetarian options. Guests can choose a light stop or a fuller meal, then decide how much time to spend at the table.