Oh and another thought, pretty convenient for them to respond to 5 star post and ignore the people who have issues with their restaurant. And of course here I am making corrections to a post and changing my review. I am about tired of this restaurant. So I asked him since when do Haitians jerk and this man threw Haiti right out the window and said this is Caribbean cuisine, well excuse me then maybe you should be a French restaurant with a French name. Then I call and I asked for a substitution and even offered to pay the difference and I was denied. I was offering to pay the full price of a meal and replace the rice with another side and pay the difference from the side of rice. All I know is this restaurant is a headache and I will not be supporting them any longer. And it's not like I'm not Haitian and know how to make Tasot and Accra, but I was supporting them as a "Haitian" black owned business, but i am so over them at this point they are overrated. I am not going to delete what I had written before just so they are aware of where there needs to be improvement, but I must say I had to update this review. If anything, their food is actually, really good when they put their foot in it (my favorite food ever). Coming from a Haitian home, I take no shorts when it comes to Haitian food, I'm about to call them for my lunch right now. They seem to have read my review and taken heath to my concerns. Mind you my favorite thing about this restaurant is that they are the only Haitian restaurant in the general area that makes black Haitian rice to order any day of the week.
Old Review: I am beyond upset at this establishment, I really didn't want to do this to them being that they are a Haitian establishment I really didn't want to do this being that I am a part of the Haitian community although as must fulfill my duty as a google local guide. I have given them several chances to show me different and they upset me every time. First of all HAITIANS DO NOT JERK; I was raised in a Haitian home where my mom made every Haitian meal in the book for dinner, thanksgiving dinner was always the best in our home and one thing for certain I do know is that Jamaicans jerk, Haitians DO NOT. Second, the order takers do not know how to speak Creole (beyond me). So lets talk about the food, so clearly I'm sitting there trying to order some type of seafood and when they tell me there is none he offers me a whole bunch of pork, seriously. This is the second time that I have been on the phone ordering something that they tell me at the time they have then call me and say oh someone just bought it behind my back, which is totally deceiving. I then start ordering for the kids and it seems they are not kid friendly, since the only chicken meal on the menu is the jerk, I ask is it spicy can a child eat it? He replies, "it's not that spicy, I believe a child can eat it", so I order two and it went to waste because the kids could not eat it, didn't even past the oldest, he turned it down immediately. Not to mention the time I ordered a particular rice and it was not fully cooked, with a smile. I do not understand Haitians trying to create the authenticity of Haiti and cannot create an essence of responsibility which we are known for. They need to get it together. Mind you this is not my first, second or third horrah with this restaurant, I have hoped over ten times they would show me different and they have not. It's a no for me and I would rather travel to Ronald's on Madison in Bridgeport than rather purchase from their establishment ever again. read more