Don't let the ambiance fool you…read more Macaroni Au Gratin is bland with consistency of imitation cheese whiz? I can't put my finger on it but it didn't have a flavor of ANY blend of natural cheeses. I'd know, I'm a cheese connoisseur! Perhaps they use imitation cheese. Simply put, their macaroni au gratin is inauthentic as in no veggies (onions, bell peppers) nor ham or ground beef used either. At least the Diri Djon Djon and Lalo was decent. I've had better Salad Russe. It was either missing onions or salt. The condiment cup of Pikliz is shorter and smaller than the usual 1.5 oz. Most restaurants provide sizes 2 oz and larger and that's how I was able to tell the difference. I never even knew those solo dipping cups came any smaller! Probably so you can ask for more so they can charge extra. Not only do they make sure to cut corners on the Pikliz. Which wasn't even enough to mask their thick, brown, over-fried, DRY and STALE bannann peze that has been sitting out. After they cut the plantains they don't soak in salted water. Bannann peze SHOULD NOT be so thick, should be made-to-order and served hot, fresh, golden and crispy. Just look at their photos and see for yourselves compared to other bannann peze / tostones you've eaten / seen. Then to ask if I need utensils for a to-go order? No ma'am, I'll be using my fingers and eating out of my hands today, thanks for asking. Don't ask, just automatically include utensils in the bag for the astronomic amount you charge for your food. Chain restaurants or even mom & pops all simply include utensils and napkins when preparing to-go orders. Only time to get away with that is when delivering. At which most times customer may decline since they're home / work and may already have those items. Price point - garbage for side of macaroni au gratin I'll let you all be surprised for yourselves on the rest on menu. * If anyone gave this restaurant 5 stars... they're obviously not Haitian and/or their tastebuds are shot.

Came here just to pick up black rice as I've been craving black rice. Upon entry the stagf was not…read morefriendly at all. The rice also did not taste like true black rice. Wanted to like this place but unfortunately didnt.

Class participants brought everyone Haitian pastries from Bakery Lakay. They were AWESOME! Beef or…read moreCod fillings. Crisp and flakey crust, and savory tender meatiness / fishiness inside! YUM! Can't wait to go and try more!

The patties are the best I've had in Philly. Flaky, crispy and well seasoned. The food is usually…read moregood, too, and the staff is very accommodating. The menu never includes seafood dishes when I go, which is typically after work on weekdays. They do offer seafood (conch; red snapper) on weekends. It's pretty much a take away spot, just a couple of tables in the small front area. Sometimes people come in and appear to cut to the front of the line, which is annoying when there is usually a wait for your order, even when you call ahead. Perhaps they call ahead and figure they get to skip to the front, but it makes it messy for customers who have been standing in line, despite calling ahead, to wait for their food. Their price point is good.

Excellent patties they have beef and cod fish both were delicious friendly staff and clean bakery…read more I also got the carrot cake which was definitely homemade you can even see the shreds of carrots it was worth the trip if you are into Haitian-style patties. I would describe them as a croissant mixed with a patty like texture very good they just don't pack it with a lot of meat.

Their patties are so delicious ! I'm so so so in love. One bite you can taste the deliciousness of…read moreit. I swear breathtaking.

Delicious Haitian food. This is literally a hole-in-the-wall place (one orders through a hole in a…read moreglass or plexiglass window) which mostly does to-go business , although there is a limited amount of seating capacity and a TV. If you speak French (or better yet Haitian Creole) it will prove very useful because some of the staff don't understand English. Or if you don't speak French or Creole, perhaps one of the customers can help translate for you. Anyways the food is quite good. Street parking. If you get salad with your meal be careful of the little paper bowl of what innocently appears to be "salad dressing" because it is very , very hot. The piclis (spicy cabbage) is very hot also. A very popular place, so be prepared to wait a bit for your food or if you speak French consider calling ahead if you know what you want. There are photos of some of the dishes out front and a text menu above the counter where one orders. However neither has prices and it seems like in reality they have a few dishes they make each day, not everything on the menu, so you may just have to ask what is available and what the pricing is. I tried fried fish with rice and beans, tostones, salad, and piclese and I was quite satisfied with the meal. One can order full or half portions of some items.

They mock customers in their own language right to their faces and make highly inappropriate voodoo…read morejokes. Today, I actually overheard a staff member say she would have spit in the food if given the chance. That level of disrespect and lack of food safety is unacceptable. Save your money and go to Epis Grill or other local Haitian spots that actually serve quality food and treat people right.

PROS 1. Fried Saltfish Marinades was Flavorful…read more 2. Fried Accra was Good. 3. Fried Goat was Tender and Flavorful. 4. Fried Huge Plantains was Flavorful. 5. Pikliz was Good. 6. White Rice was Good. 7. Black Bean Sauce was Good. 8. Lettuce was Delicious and Vibrant. 9. Secured Packaging. 10. Uber Eats Friendly. 11. Affordable Prices and Huge Portions. 12. Fried Chicken Fritaille was Deeeeeeeeelicious! 13. Fried Chicken Marinades was Flavorful. CONS 1. No Djon Djon ( Mushroom Rice) Side Order on Uber Eats..

The patties A1 so delicious especially if you head there in the morning so amazing . Not sure about…read morethe food never really tried it . But the patties you wont regret it trust me

I can't believe these reviews are real. They are so rude !! No customer service at all. I called…read moreinquiring about a meal and the woman was making up prices, mind you I had a menu opened in front of me. She was trying to overcharge me. She hung up on me for asking about the sizes/proportions... I feel so disrespected. Please do not support an establishment so negative.

Ordered the fish and beef patties, they were excellent. Packaged securely. Flakey, warm, and…read moreseasoned to perfection. Madam Jacob cremas was chefs kiss!

The food is good however the serving size is ridiculous. I ordered a small fried turkey meal with…read morewhite rice and only received two pieces of meat with all fat and no meat. I also went out of my way to drive here during operating hours to find out it was closed. Overall I'm very disappointed with how stingy they are with food.

Really poor communication and very disorganized place. If you can give your money to someone else…read moreit's highly advised.

Like any Caribbean restaurant the better the food, the worse the service and the food here is…read morebussin!! You can't have both when it comes to Jamaicans, Haitian, or any other nationality that serves goat! I will be back for this food! A bit pricey but they give you a lot of food.

Had to write a review these people are robbers today would be my third time ordering something and…read moreit's not what I ordered they have things on the menu that they don't have instead of reimbursing you your money they send you anything and that's not right then on top of being not the right food the food taste nasty like they tried to fix up what they had to your liking I will not be ordering from these robberies again I work hard all day and I should receive what I ordered because you took my money

The food is authentically Haitian and tasty. Have ordered several times. The only reason I didn't…read moregive it 5 stars is because I have yet to catch them when they have Paty Kote or Makaron au Gratin. These are my most sought-after Haitian foods. Hoping they will have them available soon. I wish them all of the luck so they can be successful and continue providing the authentic Haitian food to our community.

Food was flavorful and plated neatly. I got take out but the restaurant is nice and cozy inside and…read moreeven has bar seating. The staff were friendly and accommodating. Only complaint I have is that I ordered the same meal in a small and large and received the same amount of chicken which was 2 drumsticks in each. The only difference was the amount of rice. I don't even know the price difference because the receipt was not itemized but I wasn't too happy to have paid extra for just rice and no extra meat. Black rice is only available on Sunday. I will be back to try something else and definitely recommend for flavor and hospitality, but I think I will stick to ordering small plates.

Incredibly affordable, given the gargantuan portions, Two Brothers is a no-frills home-cooked steam…read moretable Haitian restaurant, located next door to a (presumably) shared-ownership Haitian bakery. Come around 12:30pm to see all the daily specials as they become available. You'll expect to find deliciously flavored, well-spiced Haitian food. Options such as lamdi, curry and jerk chicken/goat options, whole fried fish and pork, chicken stew, and soups and specials on the weekend. There's a menu for reference for prices and with a la carte options as well.

I yelped this spot the other day and it was true the workers were very inviting and also took the…read moretime to explain the different dishes to me . I end up getting the legume with white rice and a creole chicken with white rice as well . I was only bummed when I asked for pickliz and she said they didn't have anymore but it was only 4pm . Any who the food was good and I may stop back in to give them another go . TRY It