Although primarily this is the cultural centre for Calgarians from Trinidad & Tobago, a couple serves lunch Tue through Fri.
The menu is "roti", but not the kind you're probably used to. You have a choice of beef, chicken, vegetarian, or goat. This is a hearty homemade meal, consisting of a large "pita" filled with a curry "stew" (potatoes, chick peas, curry sauce, meat). They make their own hot sauce from Scotch Bonnet peppers - and it's hot! The curry isn't plain either...
The room is large with lounge chairs that aren't really meant for dining, and the big screen is usually on the sic-fi channel. The staff are friendly, and the clientele is mostly regulars.
We had a regular office group going here weekly at lunch until recently. I can't go back nearly as often as I'd like now! People seem to either love it or hate it - try it once and see! Definitely a unique experience!