Pineappétit

Pineappétit pulses with energy in Tallahassee’s Railroad Square, a creative hub where art studios and street murals spill color onto every corner. Step inside and you’re hit by the aroma of jerk spices, the hum of R&B drifting through the air, and the sight of pineapple bowls overflowing with vibrant, saucy creations. The chef often leaves the kitchen to chat with guests, creating an atmosphere that feels as much like a block party as it does a restaurant. Locals gather here for soulful comfort food with a Caribbean twist—think chicken Rasta Pasta or pineapple chicken bowls—while out-of-towners stumble upon it after exploring nearby galleries. Outdoor seating lets you soak up the Square’s laid-back, artsy vibe, where everyone from students to families comes together over punchy house-made juices and plates full of color and heat. Pineappétit isn’t just about food; it’s a community anchor, serving up flavor and hospitality that bridge Tallahassee’s creative spirit with Caribbean soul.