Real Jamaican.
Real Waco.
Oxtails braised slow, curry goat like Sunday at Grandma's, jerk with real fire. Cooked fresh every day by the Charles family — Waco's one and only authentic Jamaican restaurant.
The dishes people drive to Waco for
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Built by family.
Rebuilt by fire.
Tru Jamaica started with Mama Vivia's recipes, carried from Manchester Parish, Jamaica to East Waco, Texas. When a fire closed our dining room, we didn't close our kitchen — we took the food to the streets in our food truck, and Waco showed up for us every single day.
Read the Full Story- 2016
The Charles family buys the building at 937 Taylor Street in East Waco.
- 2019
Tru Jamaica opens — Waco's first and only authentic Jamaican restaurant.
- The Fire
A fire closes the dining room. The family keeps cooking from the food truck.
- Today
Rebuilt, reopened, and growing — restaurant, food truck, catering, and commissary kitchen.
However you want your island fix
Dine In or Take Out
Casual full-service dining with outdoor seating at 937 Taylor St. Order online for pickup or delivery straight from our kitchen.
Order online →Catch Us Around Waco
The truck that kept us alive is still rolling — Baylor events, festivals, markets, and gatherings across Central Texas.
See upcoming events →Weddings to Boardrooms
Full-service catering for weddings, corporate lunches, graduations, and everything between — drop-off trays to staffed events.
Start a catering request →What Waco is saying
"Amazing vibe and food! Still amazing, and definitely worth a visit if you pass by Waco."
"Wonderful experience! The food was delicious and fresh. Rice and peas with plantain and vegetables, plus beef and chicken patties. The family loved them!"
"I have my own jerk spice recipe, so I wanted to see how theirs stood up to mine. It was delicious! I will return — 1000%! Rum cake!"
3,000+ five-star reviews across Google, Yelp & Facebook — and counting.
Tru Jamaica at a glance
- What is Tru Jamaica?
- Waco's only authentic Jamaican restaurant — family-owned by the Charles family since 2019, serving oxtails, curry goat, jerk chicken, and more, cooked fresh daily in East Waco.
- Where is it?
- 937 Taylor St, Waco, TX 76704, in East Waco. Dine in, takeout, and delivery available.
- Hours
- Mon–Wed & Fri 11 AM–8 PM · Thu 11 AM–9 PM · Sat 12–8 PM · Closed Sunday.
- What's it known for?
- Oxtails, curry goat, jerk chicken, curry shrimp, Rasta Pasta, Jamaican patties, and house-made rum cake. Most of the menu is naturally gluten-free with vegan options.
- Do they cater?
- Yes — full-service Jamaican catering for weddings, corporate lunches, and events across Waco and Central Texas, plus food truck bookings.
- How to order
- Order pickup or delivery directly at trujamaica.square.site, or call (254) 304-9288.
From our kitchen, straight to you
Order pickup or delivery directly through our online store — no third-party markups, and every dollar supports a family-owned East Waco business.
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Join the Tru Jamaica family list
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Find us in East Waco
- SundayClosed
- Monday11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Tuesday11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Wednesday11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Thursday11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Delivery · Takeout · Dine In · Outdoor Seating · Vegan & Vegetarian Options · Catering
Bring the island to your event
Weddings, corporate lunches, graduations, church events, and everything between — from drop-off trays to full-service staffed catering for hundreds of guests.
Why Waco keeps booking us back
- Corporate lunches, office events & university functions
- Weddings and celebrations — including custom fusion menus
- Graduations, reunions, church & community events
- Drop-off trays or full-service with staff
- Trusted by Baylor and Waco businesses again and again
Every event gets a real conversation with our team — your headcount, your budget, your menu. We cook everything by hand and show up on time, every time.
Request a quote
Tell us about your event and we'll send a custom estimate within 24 hours.
Drop-Off Trays
Half and full pans of your favorites, hot and ready to serve. Perfect for office lunches and family gatherings.
Full-Service
Staffed service, setup, and breakdown for weddings and formal events. We handle it so you can enjoy your day.
Food Truck On-Site
Book the Tru Jamaica food truck for your festival, campus event, or private party — a built-in crowd pleaser.
Built for your kind of event
Corporate & Campus
Office lunches, campus events, and nonprofit functions — with invoicing, W-9s, and headcounts that flex.
Corporate catering →Weddings & Celebrations
Full-service wedding catering with custom menus — including fusion menus that honor both families' roots.
Wedding catering →Cooking Workshops
Learn to cook Jamaican classics with the family — great for team-building, parties, and food lovers.
See workshops →Where the truck rolls next
Catch the Tru Jamaica food truck at festivals, markets, and events across Waco and Central Texas. Follow us on Instagram for day-of updates and locations.
Our regular spots
The Restaurant
937 Taylor St, East Waco
Mon–Wed & Fri 11–8 · Thu 11–9 · Sat 12–8
Directions
Waco Farmers Market
Saturdays, weekly
Find the Tru Jamaica truck at the Waco Downtown Farmers Market.
Follow for details
Brotherwell Brewery
Wed & Thu, weekly
We deliver Tru Jamaica to Brotherwell's Music Bingo & Trivia nights.
Follow for details
Pop-Ups & Markets
Festivals, markets, and Baylor events across Central Texas.
Follow @trujamaica for locations
Bingo & Trivia nights
We deliver Tru Jamaica straight to Brotherwell Brewery for their weekly game nights. Grab a beer, play along, and eat island food — no cooking, no cleanup.
Music Bingo
at Brotherwell Brewery
Name that tune, win prizes, and pair it with jerk chicken and a cold one.
Order for delivery →Trivia Night
at Brotherwell Brewery
Bring your smartest friends. We'll bring the oxtails, curry goat, and patties.
Order for delivery →Have printed flyers for these nights? Upload the images and swap them in here — this section is built to hold them.
On the calendar
Music Bingo at Brotherwell Brewery
Tru Jamaica delivers island food to Brotherwell's weekly Music Bingo night.
Trivia Night at Brotherwell Brewery
We deliver Tru Jamaica to Brotherwell's weekly Trivia Night — game on.
Waco Downtown Farmers Market
Catch the Tru Jamaica food truck at the Waco Farmers Market every Saturday.
A Waco Welcome — Baylor University
Serving Baylor's incoming students at the official campus welcome event.
Taste of Waco 2026
Come find us at Waco's biggest celebration of local food.
Summer Markets & Concert Series
Look for the truck at Eastside Market, KWBU Summer Nights, and community events around East Waco.
Want the truck at your event?
Festivals, campus events, corporate parties — the truck books fast, so reach out early.
Day-of locations and last-minute pop-ups: @trujamaica on Instagram
Built by family.
Rebuilt by fire.
From Manchester Parish, Jamaica to East Waco, Texas — the story of a family, a fire, and a community that showed up.
Three of us, one kitchen
Mama Vivia, our head chef, carries recipes from Prattville, Manchester Parish, Jamaica — the curries, the jerk, the rice and peas that taste like home because they are home. Aniceto runs the business and the community side. Mercedes keeps the family operation moving.
In 2016 the family bought the building at 937 Taylor Street in East Waco, and in 2019 Tru Jamaica opened its doors as Waco's first and only authentic Jamaican restaurant.
Then came the fire. It closed our dining room — but it never closed our kitchen. We moved everything into the food truck and kept cooking, and Waco lined up for us day after day. That loyalty is why we rebuilt, why we reopened, and why every plate still gets the family treatment.
Today Tru Jamaica is more than a restaurant: it's a food truck, a catering team, and a licensed commissary kitchen helping Waco's next generation of food entrepreneurs get their start — all rooted right here in East Waco.
— Aniceto, Vivia & Mercedes
The Charles Family
- Roots
Family recipes carried from Prattville, Manchester Parish, Jamaica.
- 2016
The Charles family buys 937 Taylor Street in East Waco.
- 2019
Tru Jamaica opens — Waco's first authentic Jamaican restaurant.
- The Fire
A devastating fire forces an extended closure of the dining room.
- Food Truck Era
The family operates exclusively from the food truck. The community rallies.
- The Comeback
Rebuilt and reopened, with 3,000+ five-star reviews across platforms.
- Today
Restaurant, food truck, catering, and a commissary kitchen supporting local food entrepreneurs.
Did you know?
The heat is heritage. The Scotch bonnet in our jerk and curries is the same pepper Jamaican cooks have used for generations — fruity, floral, and fiery.
Jerk was born in the mountains. The technique comes from the Maroons — freedom fighters who perfected slow-smoking meat over pimento wood while living free in Jamaica's hills.
Rice & peas isn't peas. The "peas" are kidney beans, and the magic is coconut milk — the Sunday-dinner side every Jamaican grew up on.
Our colors mean something. The flag's black, green & gold stand for the strength of the people, the land, and the sunshine — the spirit we cook with.
From Manchester Parish. Mama Vivia's recipes come from Prattville in Manchester Parish, Jamaica — carried across the ocean to East Waco, unchanged.
Rum cake is serious business. Traditional Jamaican rum cake soaks fruit in rum for weeks — ours is made in-house with Jamaican Overproof Rum.
Come eat with the family
The best way to hear our story is over a plate of oxtails. Dine in at 937 Taylor St, or order online for pickup or delivery.
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Tru Jamaica in the spotlight
Photos, press, and features. Media inquiries welcome — we love talking about Jamaican food, East Waco, and family business.
From our kitchen
Recognized by our community
3,000+ Five-Star Reviews
Across Google, Yelp, and Facebook — earned one plate at a time since 2019.
Juneteenth Parade Business Marshal
Aniceto served as Business Marshal in Waco's Juneteenth Parade, representing East Waco's business community.
Baylor Waco Perks Partner
An official Baylor Waco Perks partner, serving students, faculty, and campus events year-round.
Licensed Commissary Kitchen
Certified by Waco-McLennan County Public Health to host and support local mobile food vendors.
East Waco Redevelopment
An active partner in East Waco's revitalization, invested in the neighborhood since 2016.
The Comeback Story
Featured in local media for rebuilding after fire and coming back stronger — powered by this community.
Community Features
Tru Jamaica has been featured in local Waco media for its comeback story, its role in East Waco's revitalization, and community events like the Juneteenth Parade, where Aniceto served as Business Marshal.
Media & Press Inquiries
Interviews, photo shoots, and features: email aniceto@trujamaica.com or call (254) 304-9288.
Come cook with family
Tru Jamaica is growing — restaurant, food truck, and catering. We're looking for people who take pride in their work and treat guests like family.
Line Cook / Kitchen Team
Prep, cook, and plate authentic Jamaican dishes under the direction of our head chef. Experience with Caribbean cuisine is a plus, but a great attitude and willingness to learn matter most.
Apply by EmailFront of House / Cashier
Greet guests, take orders, manage pickup and delivery handoffs, and keep the dining room welcoming. You're the first face of Tru Jamaica.
Apply by EmailFood Truck & Catering Crew
Work events, festivals, and catered functions with our mobile team. Weekend availability and reliability are key. Great for students.
Apply by EmailDon't see your role? Send your resume to aniceto@trujamaica.com — we're always looking for good people.
Talk to the family
Questions, feedback, orders, events — we answer. Call, email, or send a message below.
Call
Hours
Mon–Wed & Fri 11–8 · Thu 11–9 · Sat 12–8 · Sun Closed
Send a message
Rooted in East Waco
When Waco showed up for us after the fire, we promised to keep showing up for Waco. We support community organizations through Profit Share fundraisers, food donations, and sponsorships.
Tru Jamaica Profit Shares
Raise money for your organization by eating well. Pick a Profit Share day with us, spread the word, and $1 from every entree ordered by your supporters goes to your organization — at the restaurant, or with our food truck on-site at your event. Your people get a great meal, your cause gets a check, and everybody wins. Open to nonprofits, schools, churches, student groups, and community organizations.
1 · Request a date
Use the form below and pick "Profit Share event." We'll confirm your date and the details.
2 · Rally your people
We'll give you a flyer to share. Supporters mention your organization when they order during your event window.
3 · Get your check
After the event we tally qualifying orders and send your organization the proceeds with a full count.
Donations & sponsorships
What we support
School and youth programs, church events, community fundraisers, and East Waco neighborhood initiatives.
How it works
Submit your request at least 3 weeks before your event. We review every request, but as a small family business we can't say yes to everything.
Profit Share & Donation Request
Questions? We got you.
The things people ask us most — about the food, the heat, the ordering, and everything else.
How do I order online?
What are you known for?
How spicy is the food?
Do you have vegan or vegetarian options?
Do you offer delivery?
Do you cater? What's the minimum?
Can I book the food truck for my event?
Do you do brunch?
What about allergens?
Do you offer military, student, or staff discounts?
Do kids eat free on their birthday?
Do you sell gift cards?
Can my organization fundraise with Tru Jamaica?
I'm a food vendor — do you rent commissary kitchen space?
Where are you located and when are you open?
Island brunch, Waco style
Our special brunch events bring Jamaican flavor to the weekend table — think ackee-inspired plates, jerk-spiced classics, fresh juices, and good music. Seats are limited and they go fast.
Reserve your table online
Pick your date, time, and party size below — reservations are handled securely through TableAgent.
Before you book
- Brunch is hosted as special events — dates announced on our socials
- Reservations are required; walk-ins seated as space allows
- Groups of 6+ should call us directly to arrange seating
- Tell us about birthdays and celebrations — we'll make it special
Next brunch date: follow @trujamaica or call (254) 304-9288.
Prefer we call you?
You can also send a request and we'll confirm by phone or email.
Color Jamaica!
Welcome, little chefs and artists! Pick a picture, choose your colors, and bring Jamaica to life. Print it out or color right on the screen. 🎨🇯🇲
Pick a picture to color
Tap a color above, then tap inside any shape to fill it in — you're coloring Ackee
Tip for grown-ups: use “Print” to make a black-and-white page for coloring on paper, or let the kids color right here on the screen first.
Jamaica Coloring Book
14 full-page pictures of Jamaica's fruits, food, and symbols — ready to print at home or grab in the restaurant. Each page has a color guide at the bottom to help little artists get it just right.
15 pages · letter size · prints in black & white. Print the whole book, or just the page your little one wants.
Hungry after all that coloring?
Kids eat free on their birthday! Come dine with us, or order the family favorites for pickup.
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Welcome
Jamaica,
by the numbers.
Every plate at Tru Jamaica carries a little piece of this island's story. Here's the culture, history, and flavor behind the food we serve in East Waco.
An island that punches above its weight
Jamaica gave the world reggae, ska, rocksteady, and dancehall — an astonishing musical output for an island of under 3 million people. 🎶
"Jerk" isn't just a flavor — it's a centuries-old method, smoking meat low and slow over pimento (allspice) wood for that signature taste. 🔥
Jamaica produced the fastest human ever — Usain Bolt's 9.58s 100m world record still stands. ⚡
Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee is among the most prized in the world, grown in misty peaks over 5,000 feet high. ☕
Beyond English, Jamaicans speak Patois — a rich creole blending English with West African roots. 🗣️
Jamaica gained independence on August 6, 1962. The black, green & gold flag flies for the people, the land, and the sunshine. 🇯🇲
Jamaica is one of only a few countries whose flag contains no red, white, or blue — black, green, and gold stand alone. 🇯🇲
"Out of Many, One People" reflects the island's African, Indian, Chinese, European, and Middle Eastern roots. 🤝
Ackee and saltfish is Jamaica's national dish — and ackee, a fruit, was brought from West Africa in the 1700s. 🍳
The story behind the flavors
The heat is heritage. The Scotch bonnet in our jerk and curries is the same pepper Jamaican cooks have used for generations — fruity, floral, and fiery, up to 40× hotter than a jalapeño.
Jerk was born in the mountains. The technique comes from the Maroons — freedom fighters who perfected slow-smoking meat over pimento wood while living free in Jamaica's hills.
Rice & peas isn't peas. The "peas" are kidney beans, and the magic is coconut milk — the Sunday-dinner side every Jamaican grew up on.
Curry crossed oceans. Jamaican curry arrived with indentured workers from India in the 1800s — the island made it its own with allspice and Scotch bonnet.
Escovitch has Spanish roots. Frying fish then dressing it in spiced vinegar came from the Spanish-Portuguese "escabeche" — a Friday and Easter tradition.
Rum cake takes patience. Traditional Jamaican rum cake soaks its fruit in rum for weeks — ours is made in-house with Jamaican Overproof Rum.
Bring the island to your table
The best way to understand Jamaica is to taste it. Come in, or order online for pickup or delivery.
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We lost everything.
We're still standing.
A fire took our restaurant — everything we'd built. The insurance still hasn't made us whole. But our family kept cooking, and East Waco never let us fall. This is our comeback, and you can be part of it.
The fire took everything
Tru Jamaica opened its doors in 2019 as Waco's first and only authentic Jamaican restaurant, in the building our family bought on Taylor Street in 2016. We poured everything we had into it — Mama Vivia's recipes carried all the way from Manchester Parish, Jamaica, and years of work to build a home for them in East Waco.
Then the fire came. It didn't just damage the dining room — it took everything. Our equipment, our furnishings, the space we'd built by hand. In a single night, the restaurant we'd worked so hard to open was gone.
And here's the part that's hardest to say: we still haven't received all of the insurance money we're owed. Rebuilding a business after a total loss is punishing enough — doing it while still fighting to get what was promised has stretched our family to the limit. Every month we wait, we carry the cost ourselves.
But we refused to close for good. We moved everything we had left into our food truck and kept cooking — oxtails, curry goat, jerk chicken, served out of a window on the street. And Waco showed up. Day after day, you lined up for us. That loyalty is the only reason we're still here today.
Our recovery journey. (Real photos coming soon — these are placeholders for now.)
What we're rebuilding
Kitchen & Equipment
Replacing the commercial ovens, fryers, hoods, and prep equipment the fire destroyed — the heart of any restaurant.
The Dining Room
Rebuilding the space where Waco gathers — tables, seating, flooring, and the warm room our guests remember.
The Insurance Gap
Covering what insurance hasn't paid, so the rebuild doesn't stall while we keep fighting for what we're owed.
Keeping the Family Working
Keeping our doors open and our people paid through a recovery that's taken far longer than it should have.
From ashes to comeback
- 2016
Our family buys the building at 937 Taylor Street, planting roots in East Waco.
- 2019
Tru Jamaica opens — Waco's first and only authentic Jamaican restaurant.
- The Fire
A fire tears through the building and takes everything. The restaurant is a total loss.
- The Fight
The insurance falls short. We begin the long fight to recover what we're owed — a fight that continues today.
- Food Truck Days
We keep cooking from the food truck. The community lines up, day after day, and keeps us alive.
- The Rebuild
Brick by brick, we rebuild — with the same recipes, the same family, and the same heart.
- Today
Reopened and fighting forward: restaurant, food truck, catering, and a commissary kitchen lifting up other local vendors.
Be part of the comeback
We lost everything once, and we're still waiting on the insurance to make it right. Every donation helps us close that gap — restoring our kitchen, rebuilding our dining room, and keeping our family serving the East Waco community that never gave up on us. No gift is too small. As we say back home — one one coco full basket.
Support our rebuild through our official GoFundMe. Thank you for standing with our family. 🙏🇯🇲
❤ Donate on GoFundMeCan't donate? Here's how else you can help:
• Order a meal — every plate supports us
• Buy a gift card for later
• Book us for your event
• Share our story with a friend — it truly helps
"We may have lost the building, but we never lost each other, or you. Thank you for keeping our family's dream alive."
— Aniceto, Vivia & Mercedes
The Charles Family · One Love & Blessings 🙏🇯🇲
A licensed home base for your food truck
Tru Jamaica operates a licensed commissary kitchen in East Waco supporting Central Texas mobile food vendors — with a permitted address for your MFU paperwork and the on-site utilities your truck needs to run right.
$300 / month
Only 5 slots total — reserved for serious operators. Signed agreement, proof of health permit, and monthly rent due on the 1st. Waitlist requests welcome when full.
What you get with your slot
Permitted Address
Use 937 Taylor St, Waco as your commissary of record on your health permit and mobile food unit paperwork.
Health Dept. Compliance
A licensed, inspected facility that satisfies Waco-McLennan County Public Health commissary requirements.
Trash & Wastewater
Grease and gray-water disposal handled properly on-site. No hauling home at the end of your service.
The Tru Jamaica Community
Share space with other serious Central Texas operators. Referrals, events, and honest peer advice included.
What's on-site
Grease Interceptor
Flow rate / grease capacity:
• 100 GPM / 1,895 lbs
• 200 GPM / 1,196 lbs
Solids capacity: 69 gallons
Liquid capacity: 277 gallons
Unit weight: 236 lbs
Installation: Indoor / Outdoor
Used Oil Disposal
A 500-gallon dumpster-style grease container on-site for used cooking oil collection and proper, permitted disposal — no hauling used oil off in your own truck.
Trash Dumpster
One 8-yard dumpster dedicated to trash.
Dimensions: 72″ W × 75″ D × 72″ H.
Recycling Dumpster
One 8-yard dumpster dedicated to recycling.
Dimensions: 72″ W × 75″ D × 72″ H.
Water Access
An outdoor water spigot for exterior access — fill your fresh water tank right at your parking spot.
Electrical
One 50-amp connection for truck shore power, plus six additional outdoor electrical connections for prep, lighting, and accessories.
Specs listed for reference. Access to specific utilities and dumpsters is coordinated across all 5 slots — we'll walk you through your usage plan before you sign.
The essentials
- You'll need a current Waco-McLennan County health permit (or an active application in progress)
- Proof of general liability insurance covering food-service operations
- Signed commissary agreement before you get keys — we walk you through it
- Rent is $300/month, due on the 1st. Month-to-month, 30-day notice to end
- Access days & times coordinated so all 5 operators get the space they need
Commissary Kitchen Request
Tell us about your operation — we'll follow up within a few business days with slot availability, next steps, or your waitlist position.
Questions before applying? Call (254) 304-9288 or email aniceto@trujamaica.com.
Give the gift of good food
A Tru Jamaica eGift card is the easiest gift in Waco — perfect for students, employee appreciation, birthdays, and anyone who deserves a plate of oxtails.
Instant delivery
eGift cards are delivered by email in minutes — pick an amount, add a note, done.
Easy to redeem
Use it in the restaurant or on any online order. No expiration tricks, no fine print games.
Great for teams
Offices and organizations: gift cards make effortless employee and volunteer appreciation. Need a bulk order? Call us.
Buy an eGift card
Purchase securely through our online store, or call (254) 304-9288 for bulk and corporate orders.
Cook with the family
Hands-on Jamaican cooking classes in our kitchen — learn the techniques behind the dishes Waco lines up for, then sit down and eat what you made.
Jerk 101
The history and heat of real Jamaican jerk — build the marinade, learn the technique, and grill your own jerk chicken.
Request a spot →Island Table
Rice and peas, sweet plantains, and cabbage done right — the foundations of every great Jamaican plate, from our kitchen to yours.
Request a spot →Patty Making
Learn the art of the Jamaican beef patty — the flaky, golden, turmeric-kissed crust and the seasoned, spiced filling. Roll, fill, crimp, and bake your own to take home.
Request a spot →Team Building & Groups
Book a private workshop for your office, team, or party — cook together, eat together, and leave with recipes and stories.
Book your group →Small classes, real cooking
- Held in our licensed commercial kitchen at 937 Taylor St
- Small groups so everyone actually cooks
- All ingredients, tools, and aprons provided — plus the meal you make
- Public class dates announced on our socials; private groups by request
Questions? Call (254) 304-9288 or follow @trujamaica for upcoming dates.
Workshop interest
Lunch your team actually talks about
Office lunches, campus events, conferences, and nonprofit functions across Waco — reliable, on time, and nothing like another sandwich tray.
Built for organizations
Invoicing, W-9s, and itemized estimates — we make it easy for your accounting team to say yes.
Flexible formats
Drop-off trays, boxed individual meals, buffet setup with staff, or the food truck on-site for campus-scale events.
Every diet covered
Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options on every order, with honest heat labeling so nobody gets surprised by the jerk.
Trusted in Waco
Serving Baylor University departments, healthcare organizations, and Waco businesses on repeat.
Recurring programs
Weekly or monthly team lunch programs with rotating menus — set it once and feed your people well all quarter.
Any headcount
From a 10-person team meeting to campus events for hundreds — we scale, and we show up on time.
Get a corporate quote in 24 hours
Or book a 15-minute call: schedule with Aniceto · (254) 304-9288
Food your guests will remember
Weddings, quinceañeras, graduations, reunions, and milestone celebrations — full-service catering with menus built around your story.
Custom fusion menus
Two families, two cultures, one table — we build fusion menus that honor both sides, like our Jamaican-Venezuelan wedding spreads.
Full-service
Setup, service staff, and breakdown so you never think about the food except when you're eating it.
Tastings first
Taste before you decide. We'll sit down with you, build the menu together, and get every detail right.
Any venue
Clubhouses, halls, backyards, and outdoor venues across Central Texas — we bring everything we need.
From 20 to 200+
Intimate dinners to full receptions. Plated, buffet, or family-style service.
Sweet endings
House-made rum cake and desserts that give your dessert table an island signature.
Start planning your menu
Dates book fast in wedding season — reach out early. Book a consultation · (254) 304-9288