Not bad! My grandmother actually recommended this place to me and we went for dinner on a Wednesday…read morenight. The menu is kinda small. No desserts or alcoholic drinks. It's really just the main meal and a side dish. Everything is cheap, nothing is more than 25$ a plate. I decided to get the 1/4 chicken with fries and my grandmother got the chicken skewer with fries. We also added a side order of banana plantain for 5$. My chicken was seasoned in a way that I didn't feel the burn coming until after I was done eating. It snuck up on me and my eyes wouldn't stop watering even after I had finished eating. It was still very good. I was really impressed with their fries surprisingly! They were really crisp and fresh. The banana plantain was also delicious. I wish I had had more room to eat them. Portions are a bit big so if you're a light eater get a plate to share. The food took a long time to arrive so make sure to plan accordingly. Don't show up ravenous expecting your meal to get there in 10 minutes. It took about 35-40 minutes to arrive. At the end of the meal the waitress told us that next time we should order in advance and they will call us when it's ready and we can show up. Not a horrible solution. Service is nonexistent though. The waitress only came by twice. To take our order and then to serve us our order. When you're done you ring the bell at the cash register and they make you pay. At least she was nice. The restaurant itself is small but not crowded. They are all medium high chairs which isn't the most comfortable but manageable. Next time we plan on picking a table with chairs that aren't high (there's only one). They don't play any music so it can get quite quiet. We were there with 3 other parties but halfway through the meal we were done to one party and us. You could really feel the emptiness. No one else came to eat so it was just us till the end. It's worth a try if you're in the neighbourhood and feel like a little something different.

The spot to go when I'm craving some West African takeout. Can't go wrong with that "poulet braisé…read more+ attiéké + alloco" combo. Chicken is savoury and never dry, plantain soft and sweet, hot pepper on the side. Everything tastes fresh and the portions are generous. They also have bissap and ginger juice which is great to sip on while you wait for your order. Definitely call in advance to shorten your wait time. On the flip side, the service here is terrible. Waitress barely speaks, looks annoyed to be taking your order, owner comes out of the kitchen to side-eye you and tell you that you're not allowed to dine in, etc. Sadly, this is what I've grown used to when it comes to African-run businesses. Let's just say "the customer is #1" doesn't exactly apply back home. I think business owners should adapt to the culture and standards of the country in which they've settled. However this is a conversation beyond the scope of this yelp review. At the end of the day, that chicken is good enough for me to keep coming back despite the neglect!

Amazing flavors and textures, without being too obnoxious for a western pallate. We ordered one…read morechicken tagine and an order of house bread and olive oil, and it easily fed both of us. The authentic Moroccan soup is one of my favorite soups ever. The flavors are so warm with a gentle spice. The fresh baked bread has a delightful crust and is soft and chewy inside. And the tagine is wonderfully executed and delicious, still bubbling at the edges. Flavors of sweet onion, orange, and slight bit of anise dance with the roasted chicken. My only complaint is that I'm too full for dessert (but I ate it anyway).

Loved this place. Wish we had discovered it earlier. It is…read morecozy and warm, we had excellent service and the food was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend this place. We will be coming back often!!!

Really delicious and generous food. Charming ambiance. Really supportive service, happy to give…read moregreat explanations but no pressure. On the lovely Duluth watching spring flaneur.

Best lamb Tagine I have ever had in my life! You know you want some! Great service, too.read more

The service is exceptionally good for a restaurant in this area. I was told this is Senegal cuisine…read moreand not African (similair, not the same alright ?) While I was seating, the waitress let me know what drinks they had and I got myself a ginger juice pour over a wine glass. My dish is the Yassa chicken served with plantains (extra), a couple of legumes on rice (one of the many choices) and with a yassat sauce. The meal was delicious although, I am not sure what to do with the rest of the yassat sauce during the meal. I applaud the service of this place. It was a little pricey but well worth it.

Excellent food, friendly service, and warm atmosphere. We frequently stop in and order the chicken…read moredish with rice and plantains. My fiancé switched it up and ordered the lamb tonight. He said he loves it just as much as the chicken. We will be back again soon. Thanks chef!

Phenomenal griot, chicken, riz dyon dyon, and mac salad. Awesome Accra and plantains, as well…read more Really some of the best Haitian food that I've had. The travailleuses were very friendly and welcoming, and the price cannot be beat. Merci à l'équipe fantastique!

OMG.....what a great find…read more.. This place was listed on my Cheap Eats list for Montreal, so I decided to try. What a delight. As I walk in, the nice lady behind the counter welcomed me very friendly and after knowing that it was my first time in a Haitian restaurant, she recommended the Griot plate. I ordered it for take out, there's no dining in, so everything is take out. After I sat down, I started eating this delicious plate...what a delicacy...everything was done perfectly. The Griot was fried but not too crispy, it was tender and juicy on the inside, perfect to be douzed with the sauce that come on the side. There was plizki as well....the rice was moist, well seasoned and plentiful. The fried plantain was still crispy to the bite... Everything top notch, one of my best meals during my trip to Montreal....

Ordered take out as we are always searching for thieboudienne and Bissap in every place we go!! The…read moreentrees were pricey but huge portion size. We wanted more vegetables though. The thieb was in the oily side but very flavorful. The alloco was not super sweet/ ripe. The bissap was delicious and fresh tasting! Chez Khady didn't disappoint!

My association decided to throw a dinner party by doing a cultural visit to a local restaurant. We…read morehad a place downstairs to ourselves where we get to serve a buffet style after an hour of waiting. The evening went well and we had our stomach full of rice, plantains, and meats. The dessert added a finishing touch to a lovely evening. The decoration downstairs is nothing awe-inspiring, it suits our needs perfectly. I tried a couple of homemade drinks which are hibiscus and ginger drinks. The hibiscus has this punch flavor which is a bit sour. The ginger is pretty strong in flavor with a milky flavor. If I have to pick a favorite, I will pick hibiscus. While I don't recommend going downstairs to have an intimate dinner with your loved ones, the restaurant upstairs has a lovely vibe and the decoration is a lot more welcoming.

I absolutely loved this place and would recommend it a thousand times over. The service was…read moreexcellent the atmosphere felt calm, and the food was so delicious.

Superbe place pour manger un bon couscous en groupe. Généreusement servi en grands plats à partager…read moreet avec la bonne humeur du propriétaire. Mention spéciale pour les merguez qui étaient vraiment délicieuses. On amène son vin et on se prépare à une très belle soirée!

Oysters! Ambiance. Did I mention oysters? Boyfriend and I come here and we will be back.read more

Came here with my daughter Courtney (my precious girl) after she begged me because she "saw it…read moreonline". Should've trusted my gut Food took ages, Courtney was STARVING and getting emotional. Her pasta was crunchy (sorry but that means RAW) and my burger tasted like it came from a packet. Not what you expect when you're paying these prices. They didn't have oat milk so Courtney couldn't have her iced latte and that basically ruined the whole evening. She sat there saying the "vibes were off" which as her mother I could immediately tell was TRUE. Staff were friendly but a bit too laid back if you ask me. This isn't a festival, it's a RESTAURANT. Won't be rushing back. Courtney says she's "never eating here again" and honestly I stand with my daughter. DO BETTER. -- Sharon x