Cane, Caribbean Street Food, Opens on H Street

403 H Street, NE

Cane opened April 22nd in the former Uni Bistro/Batter Bowl Bakery space!!

“Chef Peter Prime’s modern take on Trinidad’s most popular Indian and Creole street foods. Enjoy house specialties including roti, jerk, and rum cocktails.”

Check out their menu here. Anyone take an early taste?

Cane’s website says:

A family operation, led by brother and sister, Chef Peter Prime and Jeanine Prime, Cane is all about bridging cultures through food. Its concept pays tribute to the siblings’ native Caribbean island of Trinidad and Tobago, where African, Indian, Spanish, French, and East Asian food and culture all weave deeply throughout the country’s unique history. The Cane experience–sharing a roti tiffin box, sipping diverse rums from the West Indies, and liming with friends and neighbors–embodies the multiculturalism at the core of Trinidadians’ identities.

At Cane, guests will experience Chef Peter Prime’s modern take on the island’s most popular street foods. These dishes pay special tribute to the cultural traditions and ingenuity of the country’s largest ethnic groups–Afro and Indo Trinidadians–whose ancestors came to the island as slaves and indentured laborers to drive the island’s once-lucrative sugarcane industry. The restaurant’s name nods to the industry that brought these groups together and the exceptional rums that will be featured at Cane.”