Etta S Seafood Kitchen

Etta is a wonderful hostess. The food was delicious, especially the fish curry and fish cakes. The rum cocktail was fantastic, and the banana fritters were a perfect ending to the meal. Etta's is definitely a hidden gem in Brixton Market.

Really charming restaurant with a great selection of Jamaican food, beautiful present and lots of flavour with something for everyone, depending of their dietary needs. The restaurant is located in the Brixton Village so you would need to use the toilet for the site, the restaurant doesn’t have one like all the other premises in the site.

Visited on a hot summer night for a bite to eat Menu looked good so took a seat. Was bought a lovely big bottle of cold water and glasses while we chose settled on a Fish brown stew and pumpkin and sweet potato curry. Both dishes were cooked fresh and tasted amazing. Service was perfect relaxed but attentive plenty of cold water and cold red stripe. Overall a lovely meal will recommend and return

The food at this restaurant is delicious. We tried the sea bass and seafood curry, and both dishes were incredibly flavorful without being too heavy or oversized. The service was polite and attentive, and the overall atmosphere suggests that this restaurant is a hidden gem of authentic Caribbean seafood. It is clear that the focus is on providing customers with a satisfying dining experience, rather than seeking praise or recognition.

First time here and what a joy. Most portions aren't huge, but the food is delicious. I wanted to try a bit of everything so ordered the seafood platter, which is £26 with a glass of prosecco, not quite sure why but it does, and it was nice. The platter was great, and you get some ackee too and plantain. My wife and friend ordered the tuna and mussels which were both good but not huge portions. the mac and cheese were superb too. 100% we'll be back

We were recommended this place for good fish and chips, after 40 mins of waiting we got frozen chips from iceland and two small chunks of battered cod. the worst fish and chips ever tasted. The waitress was TERRIBLE with a huge attitude on her shoulders, looked at us with distaste when ordering. don 't ask what is in the vegetarian dish the answer will be 'Vegetable ' and a stare. Don 't bother with this place, bad service, bad food, bad attitude. and not cheap.

I arrived at the restaurant late on a Sunday evening. Even though Etta was eating her dinner, she welcomed me with open arms. The staff was friendly and accommodating. I tried the best ginger beer I've ever had, followed by the delicious brown curry fish. It was freshly cooked, spicy, and full of flavor. The restaurant only accepts cash, but there are nearby ATMs. The prices were reasonable for the quality of food. Overall, it was a great experience and definitely worth a visit.

Well….service friendly….all fish disappointedly from frozen packets. Calamari, a bit rubbery with no discerning spice. Salt fish fritters, ok, not quite enough fish and a slight undercooked floury texture and taste. Neither came quite hot enough. Scallop with lime dressing, tiny portion, mainly leaves, a little avocado and tomato. Scallops the size of 1p pieces- shocking value at £13.50! Not quite sure if it’s changed hands since previous reviewers or we ordered the poorer dishes? Certainly not somewhere we would revisit.

We first found Etta’s Kitchen four years ago. Between the Ackee and Saltfish, Sorrel drinks and Salmon Ceviche we knew we had found a special place. Beyond the food, however, Etta is one of the most fabulous people we’ve met. She has a warmth that could heat an igloo in a blizzard. Visiting Brixton for the first time in four years today, we were worried the pandemic may have taken this beloved place but Etta was there with hugs to greet. Today we had Soft Crab curry, Salmon Ceviche, Mac ‘n Cheese, lemonade, and rum punch. It is the finest meal we’ve had in ages and we have had many fine meals in those ages. The curry sauce was perfection. There was not a weak link everything was as perfect a...