I drove from Laval to this place because a friend spoke so highly of it. And it was absolutely…read moreworth the little road trip! The name doesn't say it, but it's a restaurant that serves Haitian food. I got the griot plate, which included pork, rice and beans, plantain, macaroni salad, and a dipping sauce. Every single item in the combo was extremely delicious. I'm salivating just writing about it. For real. The owner is such a friendly man. He is the one taking orders and his wife is the cook. You need to order ahead of time so your food is ready when you arrive. My friend and I didn't know, so we had to wait for quite some time. During covid people can only do pick up, no sitting in the dining area. Also, a little sidenote that people don't usually write about, the bathroom was very clean! I'm coming back for sure!!

Cassecroutequebec serves the best haitien food I've ever had in Montreal! It's a family run…read morebusiness by a husband and wife team located in greenfield park on the south shore of Montreal. The dishes are all family recipes and it's like eating a home cooked meal! Each dish is served with rice, plantains, macaroni salad, pikliz and a home sauce. Their plantains are exceptional, i always add extra to my order! They are the only plantains I've had in Montreal that aren't dry and oily. On Saturdays, dishes are served with djondjon rice. Prices are very reasonable starting at just $13 (small portion) or $20 (large portion) for an entire meal that always yields us leftovers. I recommend @cassecroutequebec is worth a trip to the south shore !

The food is so good and fresh! Good portions, and staff is nice. I recommend this place !read more

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!

As soon as I saw griot poutine on the menu, I knew I had to try this place! Loved how cozy and…read moreintimate Piklìz is. The servers are also amazing and gave us some great recommendations. Some of our standout faves were the kabrit and the griot poutine. The diri djon djon is also a must!! Definitely check this place out if you're interested in trying Haitian cuisine and are in the Montreal area.

My favorite cousin and I both have recent high school grads and took them on a trip to Montreal as…read morea grad gift. We wanted to make sure we experienced the best food this city had to offer and after doing an extensive social media search, I found this small, off-the-beaten path eatery in the St. Henri neighborhood of Montreal. What a great choice!! We arrived right on time for our 7pm reservation and the place was already packed. We were immediately seated and took in the electric vibe, bangin' music and cool-ass artwork. The smells emanating from the kitchen had us ready to pig out...and that we did! Everything on the menu looked so good we had trouble deciding what to order, but we finally ordered the plantain chips, mango wings, slow-cooked goat, fried shrimp and black rice. We tore all that food up and got an extra order of the shrimp. Our servers were friendly and funny and got a chance to meet the owner the owner and he even bought us a round of shots! He told us he was opening a bigger place later this summer! Wish I could go back for that! Pikliz was definitely the food highlight of our trip and we can't stop talking about it. If I ever go back to Montreal, I'm running to Pikliz!

we ordered tap tap yesterday to feed ten peopl. the veg sauce was very flavorful. the rice and…read morebeans very so good and I ate 4-5 portions. chicken was good as well. very reasonably priced. will definitely be ordering again.

****STAY AWAY**** Ive placed an order with them through…read moreUber Eats they forgot HALF of my order and when i tried to contact them about the issue guess what? The phone number they have listed doesn't even work.I had to go to the place my self to complain and get the rest of my order. This restaurant is a COMPLETE JOKE and the food is ok at best if you want Haitian food go eat somewhere else this place is not good at all!

A lovely family owned business that is a takeout Haitian resto. The food here is authentic and home…read morecooked. They also sell groceries (smaller array of items like bread) and key ingredients. The menu is simple and small. If you go to order in person, then ensure to ask what items are available. The main courses usually come with a side of bean rice, Mac salad and fried plantains. I enjoyed the curry veggies. Debit & cash are both accepted as a method of payment.

I, along with a few other foodies received an invitation from the restaurant to try a few items…read morefrom their menu. While I was there, I felt as though I'd been whisked away to Haiti and sitting with the locals enjoying their favourite dishes. The entire experience - the food and the space was truly authentic! First, we tried their appetizer platter. Truthfully, it was more than enough food to be considered an entire meal. There was lamb, Griot, chicken, Miniature Haitian patties, fried yams, and fried akra balls and of course, a large spicy bowl of Pikliz. The meat was tender, perfectly seasoned, and tasted fresh. I'm not sure what filling was used for the Patties - maybe cod. Either way, whatever it was, it was delicious. For the mains, we were served two types of rice, the traditional rice and beans and a mushroom-based rice. We also had fried green plantain, which was fried to golden yellow perfection and a spinach like medley with crab, shrimp and beef mixed in. While the mains were great, the meats in the appetizer platter were my favourite! The restaurant is small and doesn't seat many; however, it doesn't feel crammed. The space is filled with many Haitian artifacts, giving it a very cultural feel. Beside the food and space, what I loved most were the people working there. I felt their love for Haitian food and culture in every interaction. Even though this restaurant is so inconveniently located for me, I will be back because it's worth the trek!

Small and cute restaurant. It has Haiti written all over with the decor. Loved it. I was seated…read moreright away. It wasn't too busy when I went. Service was great. Food was amazing. I had the legume and the passion fruit. Both great choices.

Super Bon services , la bouffe est juste TROP BONNE je recommande fortement à tous!read more

Awesome food. Good prices. Mom and pop shop…read more I took the fried porch which was amazing.

Great place and food though the wait time is a bit long and hours of operation not precise!!!read more

A first for us to try haitian food. Was really good and interesting. Service was very nice and…read moreoffered extra sauce. Rice was one of the best i have had in carrabian style. They offered me an exotic drink which was milk base and i loved it as well.

I visited Boom J's Cuisine today and the food was delicious. I was very pleased how well the food…read morewas good and seasoned just right. The customer service was very good too.

Sad to see the food quality has gone downhill since my last review. I have no photos to share, just…read moremy thoughts and experience. I ordered a veggie patty on this day, and since I've had some great callaloo/mixed veggie patties before, I was looking forward to trying this. What I got was a HOLLOW patty. I am not exaggerating, there were 4 peas and 3 green beans inside. No sauce, no seasoning, nothing but pastry. The jerk chicken was blander than I remembered, not to mention they forgot my extra sauce on the side and the meat was undercooked. Sad to say, Montreal is a lot more limited in Jamaican restaurants than previously thought.

This place popped up on Yelp and I definitely wanted to try it. As soon as I reached Montreal, I…read moremade my way there for lunch. Didn't need a reservation since it wasn't a busy time. I was seated right away. The place looks super chic. I liked the wood decor. They have music playing in the background. Some days there are DJs in house. I ordered the lakay bob cocktail. Drink was strong. I tasted that alcohol immediately. For my meal, I tried the Jamaican oxtail patty and of course, banann ak morue!!! It's been a minute since I've had this meal so I was excited. The patty was amazing. The dough was light and fluffy. The oxtail was flavorful and blended well. I didnt too much care for the ketchup sauce. Glad it came on the side. The morue was not as expected. It was good overall but I feel like there were more peppers onions than the actual morue. Nice little place to dine with plenty to do around the area. Oh parking may be tough but there is a lot right nearby. Hopefully it isn't full for you.

Made a reservation and I really liked their food! If you're looking for a restaurant with some…read moreHaitian food, this place is your go to! Smells amazing in there and the food tasted so good. I had their black rice and griot (fried pork shoulder). Their black rice a a little bit on the blander side than what I'm normally used to but still decent. Their Haitian Mac and cheese sooo good!!