We have been longtime supporters of Vee's restaurant, from the time of her original location on Nostrand between Montgomery and Empire (even prior to the expansion). My family has always enjoyed the food, leaving her restaurant as a reliable, affordable, and easy option for dinner after busy evenings. With this history, Vee's has been a well-loved staple in my household for Jamaican food in the area. My only qualms come in the current location, which offers less than half of the dining room space offered before(not on the fault of the business at all). As Vee's remains a staple in the community, her large dining room capacity was a highlight of coming, the ability to enjoy a meal in the establishment being a large drawing point to patrons. We still know of people who continue to dine-in at the current location, however this was a main attraction for my family's continued presence. Hopefully in the future, she can look to expand the size of her restaurant once more. Besides that, it is the same great service and flavor under Ms. Vee's ownership that kept us coming for years.

Vee's is the community restaurant! Healthy family meals, great variety and hours of business.

Loved Vee's! I wanted authentic Jamaican food and I got it ! The jerk pork was delish! Got the small plate but it's a big size! Also tried the special which was curry shrimp. So good! One thing I tried for the first time and loved was the festival corn fritter! So good!

I decided to try this restaurant while I worked in the area. The restaurant is very clean and there is COVID supplies like hand sanitizer available for guests. At my first visit I purchased the jerk pork lunch special. Every component was well seasoned and flavorful. The lunch special seemed small but the container was packed. The next day I purchased the stew chicken as the lunch special and I was just as satisfied. I prefer salad and cabbage and a small amount of rice as sides and the staff obliged. Vee's is one of my favorites

I'd walked past dozens of times when Vee's was part of a tiny strip next to Associated, which was torn down last year. I'm happy to report that they secured a new spot up the street just north on Nostrand near Carroll Street. I was really fiending for some good jerk and at a place that I could get out of the cold to sit down in. I ordered the jerk pork with rice and peas, cabbage, plantains, a small salad, and a Mountain Dew. You order at the counter and pay, then your staff will deliver the food to your table. It was doing good business with I stopped in from the cold. I like that they have a station to load up on napkins, which also had little plastic sauce containers to take some hot peppers and carrots to put on your meal. I'm big on pepper sauce and fresh peppers on my food. The eat-in food is served on plates and silverware, like most restaurants. The rice and peas were piping hot and tasted fresh. The jerk pork was moist and had just the right heat to it. For $10.49, you can't really go wrong. It made me wonder why I hasn't stopped in before. Jerk, while abundant in these parts, isn't necessarily easy to come by and even harder to find a place where you an sit down. I'll be back to try the chicken!

The most authentic Jamaican food you can get. No bells bo whistles just amazing food with deep flavors. The one caveat is the service. Its a typical jamaican takeout so dont mind the attitudes or lack of attentiveness. Just enjoy the food.