I've been living in Boynton Beach for over 26 years and I finally gave this place a try. I had the…read moreoxtail with beans and rice and plantains. HOLY SMOKES, it was amazingly delicious!! I LOVED it!! I love that you can see the beautiful goddess cooking in the back. From the ladies in the front to the chefs a bunch of goddess doing their best work!! I'm definitely going back soon!!

I purchased a patty that was under baked. Not only was it underbaked the filling was the size of a…read morequarter. How do you miss the mark like that? The service was fine.

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

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.

Okay, so I DO NOT like turkey. At all. But man oh man, does this spot make some amazing fried…read moreturkey (not breaded). Decided to start eating more turkey since I wanted to take in more lean protein so I opted to start incorporating turkey into my diet. Saw that they had it on their menu and added it not thinking I'd care for it much, but since turkey was what I needed, turkey was what I got. And WOW! Crispy, crunchy & even fatty pieces that completely changed my mind about how I can eat turkey and how turkey can be prepared. Not to mention the turkey had a subtle spicy kick to it. Went with a salad instead of the rice & beans (though I can only imagine how good that would've been with this platter. The two sauces that come with food have a nice kick to them and were friggin' DELICIOUS. This spot literally made me think of turkey in a whole new light. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Wow! What an amazing little place! I am so lucky I found it. It's just a few feet away from the…read moreplace I typically go for when I'm craving Haitian food. This place had a delicious griot meal that came with rice and beans a salad a spicy slaw and some amazing juice or whatever it's called that you get to dunk the pieces of delicious tender meat into. Everything in this little container tasted absolutely amazing I really am considering bumping this review up to a five. The reason I won't give it a five is because it has very limited space to eat inside and the price is perhaps a dollar more than the other spot I go to. I might come back and try their chicken and if that proves to be just as delicious I will gladly give them a perfect score. For now it gets my ultimate recommendation and a score that means I will come back here regularly.

We've been driving past their sign for over 20 years, and fortunately we finally decided to stop…read morein. I don't believe they have a website, but Yelp did have a menu. I'm just not sure how current it is. The place is a pleasant hole in the wall -- nothing pretentious. It feels like the kind of random roadside spot you'd find somewhere in the islands. From the moment we walked in, to the minute we left, I felt welcomed, comfortable, and at home. We sat at the small bar and enjoyed a few delicious Haitian Prestige beers and an appetizer, and talked with the owner who help us to decide on what to order. He was nice, helpful, and so genuinely friendly that I felt like family. Though not pictured on the menu, I'm pretty sure our appetizer was Haitian Akra (Malanga Fritters). Good and different from anything I've had before. For our entrées, we ordered the Conch and the Fried Pork with Red Beans, Black Rice, and Fried Plantains. Everything was delicious. I'm so glad we finally tried this place, and I can't wait to go back and eventually try everything on the menu.

I have had my share of many Griot but this location is BY FAR THE BEST in Palm Beach County. We…read moreordered a Griot complet, Callalo, with red rice and white rice. Also served with a black bean sauce. Never once since I have been coming here have I had a bad meal. They give you a very decent amount of food. We're able to eat from both twice. The pork is very well seasoned and the meat in the callalo is so tender. They even have my favorite coconut soda Coco Rico. I will give this place 10 starts if I was able too. The owners is very nice as well. I recommend this place for anyone who will like to try Griot for the first time and more.

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.

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 is amazing and the service is incredible. One of my go to spots for haitian food.read more

The food was amazing, and the prices were great. We stayed at the Breakers Palm Beach Hotel and…read morehad a desire to go get authentic Haitian food. The food was so, amazingly delicious. The snapper fish was so super delicious. The rice was flavorful . We are back in Arizona now, but I am craving Kinanm cuisine. Out of all the many restaurants we went to -- even eating every day at the Breakers- Kinanm's food was the best we had in Palm Beach.

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