I noticed a sign in the restaurant that reads "Peace in Guyana." Personally, I find this sign quite off-putting and think it sends a negative message to non-Guyanese visitors. As a Guyanese myself, I feel that Sybil's large advertising promotes the idea that it's the best (which it likely is), but the sign seems disrespectful to our culture. I believe more consideration should have been given before it was displayed. That said, I have to admit that I love the food and the staff is fantastic, so I will definitely keep coming back!
At this point I am so disappointed and disgusted by this place. 05/17/2023 went to purchase a few items. bought an egg and ask for mango sour the sales girl said they don’t have they have tamarind sour. Came back to the office just to find the tamarind sour to be spoiled along with a HAIR inside, I am so disgusted and mind you I am seven months pregnant and to think of what could have happened and how sick I could have gotten if I had only eat this. Sybil you guys need to do better.
Decided to visit this place Christmas eve morning to get home made bread, patties, tennis rolls for family for Xmas. What was I thinking? Should have realized it would be packed and crowded. But have to say it was worth the wait! Their baked goods are so fresh, tasty, soft. Their patties are well filled with seasoned meat and not just all dough like some other bakeries. Will definitely have to try the food on my next visit!
This restaurant is fantastic! I had a craving for pepper pot and peanut punch, and this place never lets me down. Now I can't wait to go back for more. The service is excellent, the food is delicious, and the prices are reasonable. There’s plenty of parking nearby. It’s definitely a top choice for Guyanese favorites!
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Jerk Chicken wasn't in the same container on top the rice and the amount of Jerk Chicken given was small compared to the extra large portion of white rice of which I actually ordered beans (peas) rice. But the Jerk had a good flavor and nice spice to it.
For a real taste of NY and Queens, Gayanese delicasese will do the trick. They have all the sweets and savories to fulfill an open pallette. I come here every time. Great cultural experience.
To make a stop for my Guyanese Pattys are the best flakey and packed with well seasoned meat n veggies on the inside.. just
The food was excellent. Although it was a bit pricey, it was definitely worth it. I would return if I'm in the area again.
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If you are craving delicious Guyanese food, Sybils is the place to go. Curry, roti, chow mein, cookup rice. Everything.
If you want Guyanese pastries go here! It’s busssingg
