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Mango's may be one of my new favorite spots. I am quite particular about places that wave the banner of "Caribbean" or any other ethnic cuisine. While Mango's is not quite a place that I would give 5 stars (yet), it certainly has some elements that I quite enjoy. Atmosphere/Service Located in NoDa, Mangos provides a great vibe if you enjoy Caribbean food and good cocktails. They have a great street side location and patio. I wish the patio was in the front of the building, but structural I assume it is not possible. The general dining space provides adequate seating, beautiful murals and a small bar. The service is quick and friendly. Joe, the bartender is great. Be forewarned, he makes a mean mango Mojito, which pairs very well with the roti. Food The ceviche was quite good. It was the perfect pair of fresh, citrus and heat. Garnished with pickled mango, it's one of my faves. The curry chicken roti (buss-up-shut) was so good that the other person with decided to change their order. The buss up is made in house, per the chef who also blessed me with tamarind sauce. The drinks are excellent. My fave is the mango Mojito! So far, Mango's has moved into my "Faves" bookmark collection...which doesn't come easy.
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