CROWN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN
Trinidad Golden Place
A Crown Heights Trinidadian bakery with a line out the door — doubles, a giant goat roti and coconut rolls.
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IllustrationOn the Nostrand Avenue stretch where Crown Heights eats Trinidadian, this narrow bakery and takeout counter nearly always has a line. It moves quickly, so come knowing what you want, with cash in your pocket. There is nowhere to sit; this is food for the walk home.
Get doubles — curried chickpeas folded into soft fried bara — and a goat roti so large it could double as a pillow. Then do what the regulars do and add something from the bakery case for later, a coconut roll or a raisin bun. The kitchen also runs a full Trinidadian-Chinese menu of lo mein and fried rice, the island's other comfort food.
Editor’s tip
Know your order before you reach the counter: doubles, a goat roti, and a coconut roll for the walk home.
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Editorial draft — core details last reviewed October 14, 2026. Confirm practical details with the official site before you go.