Amazing Haitian cuisine I got the diri djon djon with the turkey necks amazing food good seasoning…read moregood service nice clean place 10/10 would recommend

First off, the turkey frit was one of the best Haitian dishes I've ever had at a restaurant! I had…read moreto start off with that statement! It was perfectly fried, you can tell it marinated for awhile before cooking and was a very reasonable portion for the cost. The diri djon was plentiful and tasted great as well! The sign of a great fried turkey is it not needing pikliz or sauce- it stands alone as a really great dish. The loss of a star was because I ordered akra fritters and received the boulet instead. Since I ordered through a delivery service it was reimbursed but wanted to acknowledge as a missed order note. I highly recommend this as your first choice in Haitian cuisine if you are in the area and looking. I also ordered the legume with white rice and it was also pretty good. While I haven't dined in yet, I can also anticipate an ambiance that is well-equipped to give an authentic Haitian cuisine experience.

They have the best legume and grio. Their meat is well seasoned and cook perfect. Couple minutes…read moreago I order some meatballs and macaroni and some beans and rice. Wow I can't believe I so full right now I can't even finish studying for my exam. Also their lemonade is the best only need some more ice. But after that their food is the bomb. You should try them to see guys.

When I entered the restaurant I was greeted by the owners and classic Haitian music. Service was…read morereally good. I was pleased when speaking to the owners. Learning that they opened during a pandemic and have a pretty good following. I ordered chicken in sauce with rice and beans. It looked like the rice and beans were the left overs from the pot and many variations in color. The white rice I ordered on the side was really good. Believe it or not you can mess up white rice lol. My daughter didn't want to even try the rice and peas because it looked old. I was really hoping to get a Haitian restaurant with 5 stars and this place has 5 star service however the food just wasn't what I am accustomed to. I think it's important for restaurants to be consistent. No matter what time you come you should get the same quality. Im sure they probably didn't want to have to make new rice but if it's offered it should be good. Im not sure if I will return because I just wasn't in the mood to cook and wanted to see if their cuisine would be worth the drive. Not bad at all if I'm in the area already. However, I think they should do quality checks before serving food. I was disappointed...

This is a little hole in the wall in a strip mall in the eastern part of Pompano Beach. Got the…read moreGriot Complet, which was more food than I could eat, with fried plantains, beans and rice, tender griot, salad, and pikliz. Absolutely delicious, and this was the real deal. While there are tables, there is no table service, you order at the counter. Food takes 15-20 minutes when they're busy, this place seems to do a LOT of takeout business. If you're in a hurry, call ahead.

Food fire if you like Haitian food. They're nice people. Make fire legume, griot and rice is nice…read more If you like Turkey, they got good fried turkey too. Would 100 percent recommend and it's affordable.

If you're looking for authentic Haitian food, this is the place to go! Every single dish is packed…read morewith flavor and tastes just like a delicious home-cooked meal. You can truly tell everything is made with love. My personal favorites are the djon djon rice with griot and the stewed chicken with rice and beans. OMG... both dishes are absolutely to die for! I seriously need to personally thank the chef because the food is THAT good. It was so delicious that I had to come back the very next day! This has officially become mine and my boyfriend's favorite restaurant. I would 100% recommend giving this place a try--you will not regret it!

So, I recently had a procedure, and I really needed some collagen heavy eats. I'm a huge fan of…read morestewed trotters and hooves. IYKYK - the curative properties of slow-cooked cow/pig/fowl feet is the stuff of legends, and EXACTLY what the doctor called for! I did a quick search for "Cow foot soup" on Uber Eats and Shamama came up. I quickly placed my order, and my brother picked it up for me. As soon as he got back with the goods I dug in, and I was NOT disappointed. The flavor was spot on - spicy and rich. Cooked to tender, sticky, gelatinous perfection and bone-suckingly good! Since I am unable to pass by a morsel of crispy fried pork, I also ordered the griot with fried plantain and it was delightful! Crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside. Not overly salty or greasy. Just plain good! I can't speak to the in-store experience, but the carry-out experience is well worth repeating!

I've visited this restaurant several times before I started utilizing yelp and always had a good…read moreexperience. This morning, I called in a breakfast order for pick up. It was really easy to order. I ordered fwa di (liver) with banan (plantains). It's a great Haitian Breakfast. I picked up the food and it was quick. The fwa di was so good! You would never believe you were eating liver, if you weren't told. It came with plantains, onions, a boiled egg and watercress. Everything tasted great. Full of flavor! The watercress was fresh. I was incredibly please with my meal and it was just $7. I look forward to returning again!

Food was freshly prepared. I had a carrot juice with lemonade that was refreshing ! My cousin had…read morethe griot complete. Rice and beans. ( Du riz& sauce pois noir) . I ordered the tassot dinde with banane only! Would definitely recommend ! I honestly have zero complaints !

Piman cafe is somewhat rundown but the food isn't. The sign saying "Piman", above the front is…read morefaded. And since it isn't electric you can't really see it. The area to order had fliers for CDP lisences and other ads. The four sit down tables weren't super clean but had a nice fake plant. I wasn't the typical demographic. We waited in line about 5-10 minutes, although there's not a lot of space for a line. The electronic menus inside don't work and we just guess based on a Yelp picture of a menu. The person said it would be about 15 minutes. After about 20 minutes we got our food and paid. There was a line to order and the phone kept ringing the whole time we were there. Also people talk on their phones loudly here. We got the stewed turkey, large. $10 And the fried pork. $12 Both with rice and beans. Both were pretty good and large for the price. The plantains were almost like hash browns. The turkey was almost in a curry but different. The sauce was also great for the rice and beans Based on the food quality and portion size, the rest of the business doesn't need to be a priority since they have quality food and lots of customers. Ideal place to get food delivered from or call ahead.

What a great find for Haitian food, in a completely unlikely location. The food is fantastic and…read moreobviously prepared by a great cook. I had the turkey stew with beans, and a side of plantains. It was cooked and seasoned to perfection, with a huge portion. Plantains were crispy and perfect too. The family-run nature of the place is authentic and adds to the "what a great find" feeling. Oh, and cheap Joe's favorite part? A full restaurant meal is roughly $7! The divey ambience of the place is part of it's charm and uniqueness. First off, I was the only non-Haitian-Creole speaker in the place. The owner said "can I help you?" (I think meaning "you must be lost or something?") when I walked in...when I laughed and said I liked Haitian food, she laughed too. It's in an unlikely location (a slightly run-down tiny strip of Haitian specialty stores across from a 7-11 and near a very large gay leather bar). Truth be told, I came in because her place is always mobbed by Haitian-Americans, inside and out. Definitely they come here for the fantastic food. The parking lot is always filled, for a reason. What really made it a fun experience was Verna, who seemed to be the owner. She taught me a little Haitian Creole, which sounds a lot like Quebec Street French. Just a warm-hearted owner, with a fun place and great food.

This place was small but clean, polite service, the food was ok not the best Haitian food I've had…read more I know because I'm Haitian. Cash only I had to dive to ATM.

Best Haitian food hands down in Browad county!! Whenever I'm…read morein South Florida It's a must that I stop by Jacques takeout for my Haitian food fix.

I'm not sure why there are no reviews of this place yet but it is awesome food. So this is straight…read moreup Haitian food. The whole reason we came was because this is one of the few places that serves Lumbie. ... **The menu says ita only available on the weekends and lucky for us, Friday os a weekend to them** so Lumbie is served Fri, Sat, Sun and is $15. It comes with A couple plantains, white rice and bean sauce. Well worth it. We are actually visiting from California and we have been looking for a place that serves Lumbie in the Ft. L area. We also ordered the whole Snapper ($25) it was a nice sized dish. Also Very Very Good. The owner (I presume) speaks Creole and was very patient with us. She was swamped. People coming jn and ordering togo plates. I kept hearing them order Griot (sp) complete for $10 and of course, the Lumbie. I am not a big Lumbie fan (i dont like it when its soft) but this conch meat was perfect. I actually loves it. The have Boulon (sp) soup on Saturdays only. There is no real place to eat inside, but it's well worth taking it to go. Service was fast.... Really fast. Food was amazing. I feel bad that alot of people will and do, drive right by this place because it doesnt grab your attention and is in a strip mall of sorts.... Great job to the owners and I hope the community gets behind this place because the food was great.

Tasty, nice size portions. Delicious! Would return just to…read moretry something different! Ordered ahead to save the wait.