not bad, employees are friendly and the macaroni salad was quite tasty $40 for 2 platters, and 3…read moredrinks.

Found this new place and decided to give it a try. I ordered the ox tail dinner that came with a…read morebig portion rice & bean, 3 large pieces of tostones and a small salad. Everything was good and you get three big pieces of ox tails. I'm just not a fan of the sauce they used, it's tomato based and has a slight sour taste to it and it's just my preference. I might go back and try their other dishes.

I found this restaurant through a search for Haitian restaurants near me in the Western suburbs of…read morePhiladelphia. This was the closest restaurant with Haitian dishes. All the other restaurants were in Philadelphia. I ordered takeout since I was unfamiliar with the restaurant. When I arrived I saw that there were plenty of tables for dining. The restaurant is in a small shopping center with parking. Another benefit since many restaurants near downtown West Chester do not offer parking. The order consisted of Jamaican Beef Patty, Soup Joumou (Squash Soup), Griyot (Fried Pork), Diri Djon Djon (Mushroom Rice), Sweet Plantains, and Fried Red Snapper. Every dish tasted authentic and was delicious. How exciting to know that I no longer have to wait until I visit my parents or go to family events to get Haitian food.

Wonderful! Great to…read morefind Caribbean/Haitian food in the area. Heat is a little muted, probably best for most. Still spicy and flavorful. Rice and peas (technically they are beans) you get is plentiful. Many dishes also come with cabbage and black beans (almost soupy) on the side, if you like, at no extra charge. Beef patties are delish, or so I am told :( Before I could try them, fellow diner had already consumed both! Maybe next time. Unfortunately too, no coco bread :( For vegetarians, there are options. Their vegetable stew was quite good. Also got a free sample with order. I picked the brown stew chicken, another tasty. Service very friendly. And takeout nicely packaged.

It's a small restaurant tucked behind the bus station. We pulled into the plaza and thought it was…read moregone. Called to find where they were... hidden around the corner of the building. I had the fried fish and fried plantains my husband had the fried pork. Both were delicious! I would definitely go back and recommend.

I was practically dying of hunger and glad I found this hole-in-the-wall restaurant located at the…read moreside of the bus terminal. One word to describe their food: Amazing. I had their Griot and the pork was super juicy and tender. It was seasoned perfectly. I'll def be back to try their other dishes when I'm in town.

Tastes like home ! Tastes just like my grandmother made it , bless her soul. So glad to have found…read morethis place . Highly. Recommend .

Me and my husband drove 90 minutes from North Jersey. And when we stepped in the restaurant the…read moreambience, the décor and lovely aroma captured me right away. It took me to tropical location immediately. The owner and his wife were so pleasant and he walked through the whole menu and made great suggestions. We got the Oxtail, fried pork, black rice, rice and beans, macaroni and cheese, creamy corn bread. The complimentary chicken Patty was delicious, so flaky, so light. We ordered additional 4 patties to go. Everything was so fresh. Everything was so seasoned. It was so good. We finished everything and ordered an additional meal to go. We definitely recommend you come out and try if you're in the area or don't mind the drive.We're certainly looking forward to his future location in central jersey **fingers crossed** Will definitely be back

My evening was perfect in these beautiful surroundings. The dishes were wonderful, but Le Soleil…read moreRestaurant & Bakery earns loyalty through reasonable pricing and exceptional personnel. I consider this restaurant noteworthy. The kitchen produces great results. This restaurant deserves its packed house.

Food was great. Service was great. Griot and black rice. Spicy and flavorful. Staff was welcoming.read more

So I originally gave it 3 stars to support. Now I will give it one star. Hold on for the ride…read more They abruptly stop taking orders on all delivery apps often, whenever they want. No rhyme or reason, so when you're in the mood and see it available, just know in the process, it'll shit down. On their social media they frequently post and showcase non Haitian people raving about their food. That's fine, however HAITIANS are who asked for the restaurant and it's HAITIANS who know how it's supposed to taste. I've posted and have been incredibly supportive of their restaurant, the minute I left a comment stating that they need to call their food "Haitian" and not "creole" cuisine because it waters down our culture, they blocked me. What a weird and strange way to run a business. They've definitely lost me as a customer and I will no longer point all the folks I know desperate for Haitian food to them.

It's not a rack of Haitian spots in the DC area, & Baltimore. So when I seen this spot, I had to…read morepull up!! For all my good Haitian folks, those who like Haitian food, & if you want to try Haitian food...this is your spot!! . Where I am: @francoiscaribbeancusine . Location Reviewed: 218 N. Liberty St, Baltimore M.D. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Oxtail Meal ($27.95 stewed oxtails with peppers, onions, Diri Djon Djon black rice, & cabbage). Tender well seasoned oxtails, a hearty rice, & flavorful cabbage!! STAMP!! Their Griot ($20 fried pork shoulder with onions, peppers, plantains, & a Pikliz slaw). Well fried, & crispy pork, & a spicy HOT slaw!! The plantains were DELICIOUS. STAMP!! Their Haitian Cheesesteak ($14.99 with beef, peppers, boom boom sauce, in between coco bread). This is a must try!! Meaty, & spicy!! STAMP!! Their Watermelon, Strawberry, & Mango drinks ($4 each). Sweet, but flavorful!! STAMP!! Their Stewed Chicken ($18 with peppers, onions, plantains, & rice n peas). Again well seasoned, tender fall off the bone chicken with LIKE THAT rice & peas!! . Customer Service: On Point. . Parking: Midday & it was plenty of parking! . Recommendations: Try that cheesesteak!! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

Class participants brought everyone Haitian pastries from Bakery Lakay. They were AWESOME! Beef or…read moreCod fillings. Crisp and flakey crust, and savory tender meatiness / fishiness inside! YUM! Can't wait to go and try more!

The patties are the best I've had in Philly. Flaky, crispy and well seasoned. The food is usually…read moregood, too, and the staff is very accommodating. The menu never includes seafood dishes when I go, which is typically after work on weekdays. They do offer seafood (conch; red snapper) on weekends. It's pretty much a take away spot, just a couple of tables in the small front area. Sometimes people come in and appear to cut to the front of the line, which is annoying when there is usually a wait for your order, even when you call ahead. Perhaps they call ahead and figure they get to skip to the front, but it makes it messy for customers who have been standing in line, despite calling ahead, to wait for their food. Their price point is good.

*Heads up, the restaurant came under new ownership a few months ago* (the old owners were letting…read morethings fall by the wayside it seems, thankfully new management is doing much better!) I've stopped through a couple times for carryout and each time there have been other customers stopping by, so it seems like a popular hidden gem among locals. Spoke with the owner and he was friendly, knowledgeable, and you can tell he's passionate about his craft. Food was great, it's now my go to spot for comfort food when I'm craving Caribbean cuisine- have tried the deep fried turkey, kabit goat (love the rice and beans the entree comes with!), Jamaican beef patty, and Haitian codfish patty. You may have to wait a little for the entree to come out, but that's cause they're cooking it fresh. They're currently rebranding the look/ambience of the space, so will definitely be back to visit once it's done.

Way overpriced for the amount and quality of the food. The Jamaican meat pie is literally the ones…read moreyou get in a box frozen at Costco and BJ's. I can buy a box and literally heat it up in the toaster oven myself! Why would I get it here?

THE BEST FOOD EVER! I wish this restaurant was next to…read morehome. I ordered every single day via DoorDash when I stayed at the Showboat Hotel. My food was soooo AMAZING that my friend tried it and had to order as well. I had legume twice, fried snapper, stew goat, black rice, Rice, and peas and fried plantain. THE BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST HAITIAN FOOD THAT I've Had In Jersey Thus Far.

Quick stop here for some to go orders. I believe to go is…read morethe only option because the chairs were stacked up on the tables when we reached. Food took a while so it would be best to order ahead of time here. We had some wings and banan and tassot. For a $15 plate of tassot, the quantity was definitely not worth it. The wings, pictured, were tasty. Ok spot, a little pricey so be prepared.

Ok so Saturday they were only open from 6-10. If you're not familiar with a non-typical Caribbean…read morerestaurant, you'd be off-put by this place. It's not your typical restaurant they have like 2 or 3 tables but there's old men (probably family) sitting there talking in Creole. There's no menu anywhere, so if you're not familiar with the food already you won't know. The food isn't labeled and they in the tin pans. However, the food is amazing. The piklis is so good/spicy. The griot and black rice were so flavorful. I will come back. The ambiance isn't great, but the authenticity of the food is what drives their business.

This place is definitely a hole-in-the-wall, not gonna lie. The appearance and cleanliness might…read morewarrant a 1-star review, but I can't knock the food--it's genuinely good. It's home-cooked Haitian food, and it's worth the visit as I enjoyed my food. The service is typical of a home-cooked place: you'll get your food quickly, but this is a grab-and-go spot, not a dine-in experience. One thing to note: if you ask for anything extra, like I did for an additional scoop of rice, expect an upcharge (in my case, $5 for just one scoop). While an up charge for extra is understandable, just make sure the upcharge feels reasonable. Would recommend if you're craving authentic Haitian cuisine!