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! ‍

Came here for dinner with family. This place is located in a neighborhood mall. So ample parking…read moreavailable. When you walk in you will be delighted to see so many beautiful Haitian paintings on the wall. The paintings are very impressive. Once the hostess came, we were seated right away. The place is huge. That night, there were 2 separate parties and the restaurant open at the same time. They played some good Haitian music, that Playlist had me wanting to dance. The music wasn't loud and it gave it a nice vibe. The place was well lit and not loud at all. Now for the food! The food is some of the best Haitian food I have had in the area. The akra for appetizers is a must. They give you a good amount and it was fried perfectly. For entrees we ordered the seafood legume and the fried red snapper. That snapper was so big I can only eat half. It had so much flavor and fried to a perfect crips. The fried plaintain was good and the pikliz had just the right amount of pepper. The seafood legume was also a hit. It was flavorful and spicy. They gave you a good amount of lanbi and crab, just wish they gave more vegetables. The rice and beans and the sos pwa goes perfect with the legume. I ordered the punch and it was good and strong. Could only drink one. I would come here again just to try their other dishes or to chill out with friends. The owner was very nice and stopped by all the tables to see how things were going. Come here if you want some good haitian food with good drinks. You won't be disappointed with the food.

This is a Haitian restaurant that's well known for dinner and dancing. They have a live band…read moreusually on Sunday nights. The band was good. Though the server was polite but the meal took a bit of time. The food is very good that I forgot to take a picture. There was a decent amount of people but not the crowd you would normally expect. The bathroom was very clean. I would still come back. I met the owner who was very polite and friendly.

La Belle Jacmelienne Cafe was pretty good. The experience felt very authentic. The workers were…read morevery nice and answered all of our questions. We ordered the griot, which was very good--perfect meat-to-fat ratio. The plantains were also great. We tried their passion fruit juice and thought it was good as well. I would definitely come back to this place when in the area.

I am always up for trying new cuisine and new places, especially being a foodie and Yelp elite. I…read morehad read that this place offered decent Haitian food, so I thought I would check it out. Food was available and despite the language barrier I got a decent dish. It tasted homely and pleasant and the portion was generous.

This place did not disappoint! We ordered the Jon Jon rice, wings, and griyo--and everything was…read moredelicious. From the moment we walked in, the service was excellent. There's a small seating area with a few tables, and the food came out pretty quickly. You could tell it was fresh and made to order. Let me say this--and I mean it in the best way possible--for a Caribbean restaurant, the service was top notch. That's not always the case, so it was a pleasant surprise. Highly recommend!

This place is a gem . Go find out why and let me know! It's in a small size plaza. Inside is super…read morechilled. Good kompa and amazing service. The: FoodServiceAmbiance

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.

We had dinner at Manjay's Citadel location. The food was fresh, filling, and delicious, and service…read morewas good. If you're looking for something unique to try at the Citadel, Manjay is worth a shot. They serve Haitian cuisine. Portions were generous and in general, the food was kind of heavy. Many of the components I believe were made to order, so there was a short wait. Here's what my wife and I ordered: Appetizer: * Caribbean Conch Fritters ($14) - Manjay pikliz, honey mustard remoulade These were big and tasty. Six pieces, like giant hush puppies with conch inside. The plate came with pikliz in the center. Pikliz is like the Haitian version of coleslaw, made with cabbage, carrots, onions, and peppers. Manjay's version was spicy and yummy. Bowls, each with 2 sides and 1 sauce: * Honey Jerk Chicken Bowl ($18) - breaded and tossed in Manjay's homemade honey jerk sauce; with red beans rice and sweet plantains and scotch bonnet mango aioli * From Haiti with Love (Griyo) ($18) - Deep-fried Kreyol-style slow-braised pork; with banan payzay and toofay Both the chicken and pork were very good and flavorful. The pork was served bone-in. The rice and beans and sweet plantains were comforting and addictive. The scotch bonnet mango aioli was spicy. Banan payzay are Haitian pressed plantains. These were savory and starchy. The toofay ("legume") was good too. It's a hearty vegetable stew, essentially Haitian ratatouille. Our cashier was Roniqua and she was nice. During our visit, I think Manjay had the longest line (a good sign). After walking around, looking at the other food court options and seeing Manjay's high rating on Yelp, we were sold on Manjay. We dined in so we got real plates and silverware. We actually took everything up to the rooftop bar and ate up there. Our trays were bussed by the staff on the roof. Along with this location at the Citadel food court in Little River (just north of Little Haiti), Manjay has a casual strip location near the Miami airport in Doral. This Citadel location is the original; it opened in February 2019. The Doral location opened in 2024.

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.

We showed up unannounced with a large party from the LBA Basketball Program, and Naomi's Garden…read morehandled it like absolute pros. Noam greeted us warmly and immediately helped arrange a buffet-style setup featuring all the popular Haitian dishes--everything was flavorful, authentic, and beautifully prepared. The GM, Malinda, was extremely attentive, making sure everyone knew what each dish was and felt comfortable, and Matta was very professional and efficient while setting everything up. This was a real test of Naomi's Garden's ability to handle pressure and a big group, and they passed with flying colors. Beyond the amazing food, we genuinely learned about Haitian culture through the cuisine. Incredible experience--highly recommend Naomi's Garden for both the food and the hospitality.

We were looking for a quick place to eat at 10pm on a Saturday night, and this place was nearby…read more There's a walk-up counter where you can look at the food laid out in different containers and order, but I would have loved it if the items were labeled or if there were a menu on-site. I asked about a menu and was directed online to search "Naomi Miami," but when I asked for the grouper fillet on the menu online I was told they didn't have it. I got the tofu with rice and the spinach stew, and my boyfriend got the chicken with yellow cornmeal. We haven't had Haitian food, but we both enjoyed our entrees. The portion sizes were large and I think most people could eat this for two meals.

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.