This is one of the places my Hubby loves to visit when he wants a taste of home. Always good, and…read morethey serve you quickly. I love the macaroni and cheese and the sauce viene. It's not a dine in place, only take out. They like to dress it up with advertisements and mannequins. For the holidays they had Santa standing outside's.

Food is always fire and the family and workers are always nice! They make the best red beans and…read morerice hands down. They will always have me as a customer.

Turkey Tassot was great but the service could have been better. I would check this place out again…read morebut it would not be at the top of my list.

Save your coins! I was looking for something to eat on 441 and came across this Haitian spot. As…read moresoon as I walked in, there was a strange smell that wasn't welcoming. But since I was starving, I ordered the conch and goat stew to go. The moment I got in the car, I noticed the food wasn't giving that aromatic Haitian smell I was expecting--red flag #2 . Once I got home, I did a quick taste test. The food was meh at best, like some kind of Haitian diet food. Save your coins and go somewhere else! ‍

Kasa Champet has quickly become one of my family's favorite places to dine! The food is…read moreconsistently great, while the service can unfortunately be a bit hit or miss. Still, it has become a true staple for us, whether we're dining in or grabbing takeout. It's also such a great spot for gatherings big or small from graduations and repasses to family dinners or even a casual date night. There's something about the food that always brings people together. Tonight, we had the Seafood Legume, which is one of my favorites and something you don't find at a lot of Haitian restaurants in South Florida. It comes with lambi, crab, and shrimp, and while it was really good tonight, it was definitely spicier than usual. I usually love the flavor and richness of the legume, so the extra heat caught me a little off guard, but overall it was still enjoyable. We also tried the Kirby, which was okay but didn't stand out as much for me. And of course, I had to get the Rum Punch tasty, refreshing, and definitely strong! Overall, the food continues to be the reason we keep coming back. Tonight's service was just okay, but hopefully next time it'll be a better experience on that end. Either way, Kasa Champet remains a family favorite and a go-to when we're craving Haitian food.

I have a serious love-hate relationship with this place, and I'm honestly questioning whether I'll…read morecontinue coming back. The restaurant is divided into 2 parts: sit down restaurant and to go orders. I usually like the food, no complaints there. The problem is the customer service, which seems to be lacking even on a good day. On this visit, I called in a to-go order for pickup, as I usually do. When I arrived, my order wasn't ready. I asked for an update and how much longer the wait would be, but no one could give me an answer. After several minutes, one employee simply shook her head and said, "I don't know." It turned out they were busy fulfilling a large catering order, which is completely understandable. What I don't understand is why that wasn't communicated to customers placing pickup orders. Multiple people came in asking about their orders and were met with the same lack of response. At least 10 to 12 people were inside waiting, including Door Dash and Uber Eats drivers. After waiting 45 minutes with no clear update, I finally left without my food. The food here may be great, but the customer service and communication need serious improvement. If you decide to order from here, be prepared for possible delays and very little communication/updates about them.

Wow. Amazing, elevated, Haitian cuisine…read more We had Griot, Legume, and Akra, with beans and rice; Pickliz and fried plantains as accompaniment. Everything was fresh, juicy, flavorful. You won't find better. As for the restaurant, counter and table service in an intimate and extremely colorful space, with cheerful and friendly service. Very happy to have discovered La belle Jacmelienne Cafe!

This will be my last time patronizing this restaurant. The customer service is horrible. The young…read morelady taking the orders was wearing a hoodie , has a blank stare as I'm advising her of my order, no smile, no greeting, no thank you, just awful. Honestly I feel like I received this type service because I'm not Haitian which is sad. Business is business and all should be welcome and feel welcomed when patronizing.

Updated a photo of the inside. Also service was friendly & the food was delicious & flavorful!!read more

Great to find Home cooked meal @ a very affordable price ,very welcome atmosphere friendly staff…read morewish it was closer to home but will definitely be back ,great service

This restaurant is located in an open area where there's a ton of other restaurants. This was my…read morefirst time having Haitian food, and I would say it was so good! The flavors were really hittin--not salty but definitely not lacking in flavor and complexity. So delicious The only criticism I would have from what I ordered is that the rice was ever so slightly undercooked which made it a bit dry. Other than that, everything was great. There's not really a server--you order and they text you when it's ready. Then you come pick it up and go to your table. But the cashier lady was very nice and helped me decide what to get.

Wings of my dreams. I can not stress enough how delicious the wings here are. + the spicy mango…read moresauce? Couldn't ask for anything more! I got to try my friend's jerk chicken bowl too which was delicious! But I crave and come to The Citadel often just for the wings from here.

Great flavor and very nice service! The chicken was awesome and the griot's flavor was delicious…read moretoo.

Excellent service. The food tasted great. I ordered the legume with rice/beans. Got it to-go but…read moretheres plenty of seating if you dine in.

I haven't had a lot of Haitian food before, so I wanted to give Pearl of the Island a shot as I…read moreheard it was good. The ambiance is that of a fast casual restaurant with and order counter and tables lining the outer perimeter of the restaurant. There are TVs playing as well. The service wasn't particularly friendly, the two ladies up front seemed more interested in chatting than helping me with the menu. The lunch special came with a soda but they do not offer diet soda and they will not substitute bottled water. I walked in for pickup, and the two lunches probably took 15-20 minutes to be prepared. My husband got the griot, which was flavorful but dry. I got the stewed chicken which was slightly overcooked and underseasoned. I did enjoy the fried smashed plantains, but the rice and beans tasted weirdly ashy? We barely touched those. The pikliz was only ok. Overall, I would not return as I was disappointed.

Pearl of the Island in Margate is a hidden gem for authentic Haitian food. The portions are…read moregenerous and the flavors are rich, fresh, and absolutely delicious. Everything tasted well seasoned and made with care. My o ly issue was the macaroni was sooo cold, as if they didn't even bother to warm it up and the griot was really dry. Overall, If you are looking for great Haitian cuisine that leaves you full and somewhat satisfied, this spot is definitely worth a visit.

If teleportation were real, Naomi's would be the portal to Haiti. Walking into this cozy gem is…read morelike stepping straight into my mother's kitchen--if my mother's kitchen had a magical back garden with live music playing softly in the background. Every bite of the food here feels like a warm hug from home, and it has me wondering if Naomi has somehow bribed my mom to share her secret recipes. The plantains are so crispy you'd think they were fried in the Caribbean sunshine, and the griot is so tender that I briefly considered applying for citizenship in the land of Naomi's kitchen. The rice and beans? Let's just say I might have shed a tear of joy. And that garden--oh, the garden! It's like paradise decided to take up residence right behind Naomi's. Between the tropical plants and the soft, melodic tunes drifting through the air, it's impossible not to relax and let the flavors transport you back to the heart of Haiti. This place is easily 5 stars, and I'm already planning my next visit. My only complaint? I wish Naomi's served breakfast, lunch, and dinner... every day.

Food was very unappealing. The chicken was just okay the thigh was burnt and dry…read more The sweet plantains were also burnt, dry, and extremely small. The collard greens had no seasoning at all and tasted like watered-down vegetables. The key lime pie was soggy and, on top of that, very small. Honestly, the only good thing about this dinner was the canned soda. Sad part is we've bought from here before the snapper meal at was super good about 4 yrs ago after that we bought the snapper again then it all went down hill from there I thought I'd give them a try again but I'm 100% sure never to order from here again. I had to throw the entire meal to the trash .Oh and the Mac and cheese is in the trash too. Either fire all the cooks or close this place down .

Delicious Pork chunks with rice, beans and fried plantains. Great service, attentive staff and…read moreauthentic haitian food. The ambiance was familt oriented and I will most definately come back.