ALERT - this restaurant is under new ownership and management. Although this is our first time…read morecoming, we found out the new owner has only been open for 2 months. With that in mind, just note that any photos and reviews before June 2020 are not of the current ownership. This isn't the best I've had but it's certainly worth coming back. We had red snapper, black rice and plantains with a macaroni salad. The owner said they only buy a limited supply of snapper each day since he gets them fresh from the fisherman. So glad we came for lunch! It was piping hot and fresh, lightly seasoned so it was good. The plantains were prepared well and the black rice was cooked perfectly even though it could use more "black". Definitely worth a visit.

The Haitian food was good here. I had griot and diri kolè ak pwa fransè. The place wasn't busy at…read moreall on a Thursday evening so I was a little worried. The food is good but the prices are too high. I will go back on occasion when the craving for Haitian food must be satisfied, but if the prices were better, I would go here at least once per week.

Le Lambi is my #1 destination for authentic Haitian Cuisine!…read more Friendly staff, and a quiet atmosphere make it a place that feels like being at home for me.

I ate there once. I am not a fan of Haitian food I found out. The server was kind and sweet. The…read moreplaced seemed dirty to me. The bathroom had paper towel and no toilet paper. The silver ware still had food on them. I am not a fan of fried food as we had the chicken and turkey. I did not eat much and left hungry. I went with friends who one is from Haiti.

Really good Haitian food. Full of flavor, made fresh so there is a wait time unless you order…read moreahead. Food had perfect amounts of flavor and spice. Overall I feel like a lot of food was included for the price and I appreciate that.

The food is garbage. I ordered some fried turkey. The turkey was hard like a rock and dry. The…read moreblack rice was old and the fried plantain was dry and hard as a rock. The service was worst. The Haitian guy at The counter was it's a part in his hair had the must disgusting attitude towards me. I wanted to throw up from just being in his presence. This guy might be the owner of the restaurant. A really disgusting person at heart. The tables are dirty and so are the counters and chairs. A mess of a place reflective of this guy at the counter. I will never go back there again. Man people are spending money with you. I guess his hatred for people is worth more than business. Very disappointed And disgusted.

My husband and I had Jahiti at the Monetize Your Ministry conference. The vegetarian meal was…read moreexcellent and my husband enjoyed the jerk chicken. If you're in the area, you should try it.

Jahiti Caribbean Restaurant was absolutely delicious! I had the brown stew, and it was packed with…read moreincredible flavor--tender, perfectly seasoned, and one of the best I've had. Every dish we tried was full of authentic Caribbean flavor and clearly made with care. The food was fresh, the portions were generous, and you can tell they take pride in what they serve. If you're looking for flavorful Caribbean comfort food, I highly recommend giving Jahiti a try. We'll definitely be back!

There is a few good spots but this will be my go to Haitian spot. The owner is so sweet is super…read moresweet as we'll Good customer service

I ran to Sabines after I saw some friend's TikTok videos on how good the food was here! The…read moreatmosphere was very welcoming and Ms. Sabine was such a sweet lady. She made me feel like family. I ended up ordering the goat in sauce, rice and beans, fried plantains and a side of pikliz. the food was so flavorful, fresh and made with love. I will definitely be coming back to try something I've been eyeing (the red snapper). By the way for the New Year, she is making Soup Jou Mou and if you know you know! Don't miss out.

The food is delicious and the people are nice. They even have a few vegan options. The beverages…read moreare delightful also.

I looooove Kreyol Delight. I was introduced to the place by a Haitian friend so I knew I was…read moregetting an authentic experience. After my initial experience here, I made it my business to try the other local Haitian restaurants and none are comparable. My favorite menu item is the groot, sos pwa and the pikliz. The pikliz is TO DIE FOR. I wish they would large batch it and sell it. I would literally eat it on anything. The place has tables to dine in, if you want, but I wouldn't describe it as a welcoming environment for a dine in experience. And this has nothing to do with service, there is no table service, it's just kind of plain and not much color or excitement that would entice you to linger inside. You come here for the food, not the "vibes"

Let me start by saying the service is TRASH…read more The only time you'll get any customer service is when the wife decides to be in a good mood and that's usually only around midday. Coming here for breakfast will leave you and your children's stomachs in hell. They do not answer the phone or communicate properly. Even though online it says they're "OPEN" at 9 a.m., in reality they open whenever the grandma in the back decides to take her time and finish what she's doing. My friend, her daughter, and I stood outside repeatedly knocking on the door, watching them look at us without having the decency to come and tell us they needed a few more minutes since they weren't opening on time. We couldn't even get that basic communication. It's sad to see so many Haitian businesses come to Lehigh just to FAIL over the basics. NEVER AGAIN. You're better off going home to make your own breakfast or going to Mickey D's. I'm highly disappointed.

Food was amazing. I love the greyole an planteen was amazing. Haitian cuisine is one of my…read morefavorites. I def6look forward to the next dish an tying there fish

If you want to try Haitian food, this is your chance! This restaurant hidden in a quiet strip mall…read morein South St Petersburg is open Monday - Saturday. A Haitian man named and Franz takes your order and a nice Haitian lady cooks your food to order. All the food available comes in the form of a large helping of stew with rice and beans (mixed together) and fried plantains. I ordered the legume stew thinking it would be vegetarian but it turned out to have oxtail in it. Vegetarians be aware. I'm an omnivore so it was fine with me. I order the pork stew for my wife and she really enjoyed it. It came with a container of red sauce Franz described as gravy and a container of hot sauce with a little cabbage in it called Pikliz. I asked what kind of peppers were in the hot sauce and Franz said, "Oh, there are multiple kinds of peppers!" It shall remain a Haitian mystery. We ate our to-go order (there is no seating in this restaurant) at a nearby park and enjoyed it. It was far too much to consume in one sitting so we have leftovers for later! This is well off the beaten path but it's really only 5 minutes south of downtown St Petersburg. Life is good when you get to try a new kind of ethnic food! Haitian!

Meli Melo is out of business. When I drove there , the place was closed. I called before I got…read morethere, no answer. I came all the way from Clearwater FL.

We were driving and saw a sign for a Haitian restaurant. We were hungry and decided to give it a…read moretry. We ordered legume and fried Turkey. Everything was pretty good. I really liked the legume with white rice and plantains. The Turkey was good, we got that with rice and beans. We also ordered a peach drink that they make. The portion sizes are pretty good too. The two meals we had fed three people and we had food left over for lunch the next day.

Wow..this was the best Haitian Food I've ever had!!! My second time here ..never disappointed..I'll…read morebe back again ..very clean