Trinidadian Grocery Store Near Me
Trinidadian grocery stores serve the Trini and Indo-Caribbean diaspora across Queens (Richmond Hill, South Ozone Park), Brooklyn, the Bronx, South Florida, Maryland, and Atlanta. Expect a roti and doubles counter, deep curry and masala aisles, channa, geera, pepper sauces, and Chief and Matouk pantry brands.

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries

Caribbean Groceries
Frozen roti skins, dhal puri, paratha, and buss-up-shut (paratha roti).
Bara mix, channa (chickpeas), tamarind sauce, and kuchela for doubles.
Chief curry powder, amchar masala, geera (cumin), garam masala, and Trinidadian massala blends.
Trinidadian green seasoning with chadon beni (culantro), scotch bonnet, garlic, and herbs.
Matouk's, Chief, Bertie's, Susie's, and Marie Sharp's pepper sauces; tamarind balls and kuchela.
Solo and Chubby sodas, mauby, sorrel, Carib beer, peardrax, and channa for chana wraps.
Roti, dhal puri, channa, split peas, masalas, geera, ghee, and pholourie mix.
Doubles, roti and curry, pholourie, aloo pies, and saheena at many Trini shops.
Roti skins, dhal puri, paratha, pholourie, saheena, and frozen curry channa and aloo.
Solo, Chubby, Peardrax, Carib, Stag, Caribbean sorrel, mauby, and Trinidadian rum cake mixes.
Richmond Hill and South Ozone Park (Queens), Crown Heights and East Flatbush (Brooklyn), the Bronx, South Florida (Miramar, Lauderhill), the DMV, and Atlanta are the densest Trini grocery hubs. See the directory above.
Doubles is Trinidad's iconic street food: two soft fried flatbreads (bara) sandwiching curried channa (chickpeas), with tamarind, kuchela, and pepper sauce. Most Trini shops sell doubles mix to make at home, and many have a hot counter selling them fresh.
Heavy overlap on Indo-Caribbean staples — roti, channa, masalas. Trini shops lean on doubles, pepper sauces (Matouk's, Chief), and Carib/Solo drinks. Guyanese shops lean on cassareep, pepperpot ingredients, and Demerara sugar.
Trinidadian shops are a subset of the broader West Indian category. A pan-Caribbean West Indian supermarket carries Trini items alongside Jamaican, Guyanese, and Bajan; a Trinidadian shop goes deeper on Trini-specific brands and the hot counter.