I don't mind paying money for a meal that is good. But paying $20 for a tasteless meal is something…read morei can't stand for. Money is too hard to come by just to be spending it. The sauce might as well been water, it added no flavor the the meal. The turkey was tasteless. As if it wasn't seasoned at all. This yellow shit on the food, idk what it is but it's not making a difference to the taste. Very very very disappointed. Might as well save your money and go to Checkers or chic fil a.

Food was delicious I hate the griot if you like fatty griot it's not for you BUT me I like that…read moretender meat that melts in your mouth and that's exactly what I got so flavorful will DEFINITELY come order here again

If you want to experience the soul of Creole home cooking, then this is the place! Amazing heart…read morewarming food made by great people! My entire Russian family loves it, from my parents to kids. Very authentic, very different from our food, but good food is the most international language. Totally recommend

We were in Lake Worth earlier than usual and decided we'd better have lunch first before doing the…read morerest of our errands. This restaurant came up as close by on our yelp app. It's not far from the turnpike on the south side of Lake Worth Road. We used to come to this busy shopping center/strip of stores years ago. There was a Thai/French restaurant my mom liked. It's no longer, but the small movie theater and a number of other new to us restaurants are here now (that we plan to try sometime). There was ample free parking out front. The door was open to the restaurant and we noticed the air wasn't working. We decided to stay anyway and sat under one of the ceiling fans. Later, they also turned on a floor fan so it was comfortable. There is a high top counter, a high top table, and a few regular tables. It is well lighted inside. They don't have a printed menu (it's online btw), but it is featured on a video on a tv screen in the corner by the food counter. There was also a sign with their lunch specials on the window. We decided to choose one of their specials. They cost $5.99 and come with rice, a bit of salad, plantains (which is a fried tostado), and your choice of meat. I chose griot -- fried pork and my husband chose their stewed turkey. The other two choices were stewed chicken or fried chicken. A canned soda also comes with it. Meals are cooked and/or are finished to order, so this is not a fast food restaurant. So plan accordingly. The food portion is large and a bargain for the price. I wound up taking half my rice (which has red beans in it) home for a later meal. My grilled pork pieces were tender and flavorful. I didn't use much of the spicy cabbage on the side. I gave it to my husband who loves spicy food. We added their ranch salad dressing to the salad -- and it was a good palate cooler. My husband's stewed turkey came in a bowl with a nice amount of slightly spicy sauce. The meat was tender and tasty as well. He had the same rice and salad as I had on my plate. We got to meet the owner/chef who came out from the kitchen to greet us and thank us for dining with them. It was a nice appreciated gesture. We'd definitely come back -- I still need to try a couple more of their lunch specials plus explore other items on their menu.

The food here is amazing. A friend of mine first brought me their food to try after we got tired of…read moreeating the same takeouts during covid. And we were hooked. When she moved away she couldn't remember the name of the place so I must have tried a dozen restaurants trying to find this place. I'm so glad I kept trying. What I love about their food is that you can get it mild so it's not near as spicy/hot as most Haitian restaurants. I love Haitian food but if it gets too hot I just can't eat it and most of the places in this area over do the spices. I get the fried chicken and black rice with a side of veggies--I highly recommend it. I promise you'll be craving their food after you try it.

I had brown stew chicken and it was very good. My food was waiting for me. The lady was very nice.read more

The food was fantastic had the gryo which is fried pork chunks and rice and beans with plantains…read moreand salad it was the best so juicy and tender.. highly recommend

I ordered from here yesterday just to try them out since they are close to my job and I saw some…read moregood reviews. I was very disappointed. I ordered the Lalo w/sos pwa however no sos pwa was available but decided to still place my order. When I got back to work to have my lunch, the rice was not cooked all the way some of it was, but the majority of it was hard. I ended up having to eat just the lalo and throw out the rice which was a waste of my money.

I love the food black rice and fried Turkey wow. the people…read moreand the back making the food is great love the services, the food.

This place is conveniently located right on Lake Worth Road. Parking is in front and there are…read moreother spaces behind and to the side. It's definitely a home grown business. And late on a Saturday for lunch, they were packed with constant takeouts and a ringing phone. So bring an appetite, and a bit of patience. When we first entered there was only one gal working the front counter for all the takeouts and a few of us eating in. We sat at the counter to watch all the action. Dishes are numbered next to their pictures on the wall so if language is a problem that may help. I'd wanted to order the fried fish, but didn't want to wait the extra 20 minutes to get it, so wound up getting the fried chicken. Portions are large. The meal came with two chicken legs fried crispy. And a huge amount of beans and rice. The beans are the small red kind. There are also very spicy pickled onions and peppers plus some spicy slaw and a small container of sauce. The sauce is flavorful -- red and not spicy and made a great dip and was good to pour over the rice, too. Everything was delicious. My husband had their fried goat. The meat was cut in small pieces and very tender. There were very few bones. He had the same sides. Both meals also came with plantains -- the fresh mashed and fried kind -- like a big plain tostone. For a drink, my husband got their passion fruit juice. They also have two other kinds along with various island sodas and even Diet Coke. If you like Caribbean food, are a bit adventurous, (and even speak a touch of French or not), you will know why everyone is lined up for lunch here.

I was actually searching for my go to Jamaican place near a Walmart when I stumbled upon this spot…read more Let me say, the service was absolutely nonexistent, you need to know what you want because they don't even have a menu! I asked if they had lunch specials, like most places in the area, and the gentleman said fried chicken, griot, and another option. I decided on the fried chicken, which came with a choice of rice, salad, plantain, and pikliz. It was my first time trying pikliz, and I found it quite delicious. If you're looking for a menu, check Google, Yelp, or DoorDash -menu items with prices should be listed there. The lunch special at $15 is a really good deal! Other than that yes they are busy, ambiance nothing extraordinary. Id have to give them another try when im in town.

This used to be my family's go to place when we had a taste for Haitian Food. We used to love the…read moreDjon Djon Rice and Griot. They are very popular and have grown over the years. Unfortunately I think their quality has gone down. Last few times we went griot was dry, service was really slow and they didn't have the rice we wanted. I bought a dozen pattys a few months ago, and they were dry and hard. A few nights ago I wanted to get some Lalo and Legume, but not the complete meal, so without the rice. I asked for small, the cashier said it's only one size available. Price was approx $12 each. After waiting prob 20 mins, watching numerous other customers complain as they pick up their orders, (btw calling in is a nightmare), I finally got my food. 2 small 16oz containers for $24. Definitely overpriced for some vegetables. I get home to try it, the first thing I notice is how greasy it is. I could get a spoon and dip a layer of oil off the top. I tried it anyway but it just wasn't good. Had to throw it away. I got the same thing at a different Haitian restaurant a few days before that tasted much better, wasn't filled with oil and grease, and most of all, was half the price for the same size container of food. No more Alberte's for me.

In the mood for some delicious haitian food come check this place out.Small unassuming Haitian…read morerestaurant in the Century shopping plaza of of Okeechobee blvd. I Grab a to go order of the oxtail. The Oxtail was very tender, falling off the bone. The Crispy smashed plantains, spicy cabbage, rice , peas ,and a simple salad were also very good. Service was quick and the woman that served me was a pleasure to talk too.Looking forward to trying the Griot and other items my next visit

I'm Haitian and while I can make most of the dishes, they are for sure time consuming- in comes a…read morelocal restaurant which offers good food consistently. I typically get the fried turkey with rice and beans. The price is about $21 a plate and is a good amount to have about 2.5 servings. The turkey is crispy and a good portion sized. They offer many of the popular drinks that can be found in the Caribbean favorites. Now, the service-- the service is not the best, it happens at way more Caribbean restaurants then I would like. The staff are nice but it is an incrediblely long wait- even if you order ahead, which I recommend doing. The space and ambiance is challenging. Its a small storefront so many people are hanging about inside or right outside waiting for their meals. Again, I highly recommend calling your order ahead to expedite your order and improve your experience.

Here for a work trip and decided to try something new. The menu is very simple. Customer service…read morewas OK a little standoffish but at the end of the day I can tell my food was cooked to order. Plenty of food for the price. The sauce is a must have when you order it is only a couple of dollars extra. The passionfruit juice was sweet, but amazing. Only a couple of tables for inside seating most people must order their food to go

Was meeting a friend for a convention and we wanted lunch first, decided to try something new, and…read morehere we are... Kinanm is a small shop in a small strip mall, with small chairs and small tables. In fact, everything is small here except the prices! Fried pork (Griot) cost $18 and my lunch companion's fried goat came in at $28. Add $2 for a can of soda and you can afford a real dinner somewhere... There was a bit of a language barrier, but we ordered okay, and our host / cashier was very nice. No real ambiance but I didn't get the feeling people come here for long drawn out dining. Our meal came served in styrofoam, and there was plenty of food. My pork was accompanied by pasta salad, rice (I chose black rice), fried smashed green plantains, and pickliz. Everything was delicious!

The food there is excellent. Owners very affable, welcoming. The grill ribs, conch, wings are so…read moregood! It's now my favorite go to for Haitian food.

Best griot I've ever had from a restaurant. Everything else was ok but the griot was . Very well…read moreseasoned

This place has food with a Haiti background. Johnny B, who I think was the owner was so nice and…read moregave us excellent service. Black owner and clean environment. The food was great and came out quickly. It was a quick night, which I enjoyed because it made it a more intimate experience. I will most definitely come back.