I took off a star for the service.. the food is excellent, the service is TERRIBLE, the lady at the…read morefront, brown skin, big stomach and the lady in the back lighter skin big stomach too.. both are rude.. they don't say hello, and they look annoyed when you say that you'll be making more than 1 order, which is strange to me because I'm thinking more orders means more money which means more business, which is a good thing right??? Even stranger is the sign inside that says "Le Spot restaurant where we treat our customers with respect".. meanwhile right beneath the sign is this woman looking at me like I'm annoying her by being there.. respect... yea right.. a hello would be nice to start.. the owner on the other hand is really nice.. the servers need some pointers on customer service.. The food is great which is why I come back, the tassot and sois pwa noir is always great, the akra, the white rice, the griot, all things that I've tried multiple times and they are always tasty. Advice to the owner, maybe explain to the wait staff that just because their serving food, doesn't mean that their a "bon" there's nothing shameful in being a waiter so lose the attitude.

Saying this place is bad is an understatement. The customer service was very poor. The food was mid…read morecame out cold and I was so disappointed. I will not be returning this this restaurant. Definitely a waste of money

This is the best Haitian restaurant in Queens New York . The…read morepresentation and the food are very good. Please visit Le Cap with your girl friend or your wife and family , you will be enjoying to have a good time

Best restaurant I've been to I order all the time and I've eaten there many time with my husband…read more The food is excellent very tasty we have no complaints (specially my husband who complains about everything) I would definitely recommend it, you want delicious authentic Haitian food try Le Cap Restaurant you won't regret it.

I ordered fried goat with plantains and rice. I put black rice in the notes but I guess they didn't…read morehave any. I got white rice. It came with a side of what looked like beans but the beans were cooked down. So there weren't chunks of beans. Everything was delicious. The fried plantains weren't too hard. The goat was FLAVORFUL and the beans over the white rice paired perfectly. I gave 4 stars because I didn't get black rice. I wanted Haitian food for the black rice. I'd order from here again but I'd go in person.

Ordered on Uber Eats for dinner tonight. Stewed turkey and rice. Get a message from the restaurant…read morethat they don't have turkey so I ask them if they have small red snapper, which is listed on the menu, they say yes. Fine, I expect my order to arrive with a fried small red snapper right? Nope. Instead they sent stewed fish in a small bowl. So why did you tell me you had small red snapper if you didn't intend on sending me that?! You try to support your fellow Haitians by patronizing their establishments but they make it hard with this kind of foolishness. They can't sit on ice for a while as I won't be going back.

I love his establishment. They make some of the best bread around not to mention their patties…read more They make chicken, beef, smoked herring, and fish patties. Let's talk about the staff and service. The owners are very nice people. I once went to pick up bread and it would have been 40 minutes before they were ready. One of the owners, Constantine, took my address and delivered them to my house without any charge. Talk about service. Linda, one of the employees, is always pleasant and inviting. They also make incredible croissants.

CASH ONLY. A1 customer service. The radiant woman at the cash register was so excited when I told…read moreher it was my first time visiting La P'tite Baguette Shop. Made me feel special. Her joy was contagious. I got the chicken patties, beef patties, and spinach patties. Half a dozen for $10.50. All so good. I wanted to try the Phoscao because I've never had it before. Best I can describe it is a spiced thick chocolate milk.

Upon entering this establishment I was greeted by an incredibly warm and friendly staff, who lead…read moremy brother and I past their spacious, inviting bar into their large, roomy restaurant with plenty of white-cloth draped tables. Though we came in for lunch and sadly did not get to experience the live music, they have a large "stage" with a full set up for bands and live musicians. Service was attentive, and our food was served pretty promptly. Everything was fried to perfection, the meats were unbelievably tender and incredibly well seasoned, and though there was definitely a spice factor, it was tolerable and rather enjoyable. I would have returned just for the fun, wonderful staff and their friends and family who sat around the bar roping us into random, amusing conversations, but it definitely helps that the food was delicious too.

Actually it was a very nice experience. Our waitress was Jamaican and she was such a sweet person…read more She had to check a couple of times to see if the beers we requested were available. We were able to order various items on the menu including fried fish, fried turkey and fried pork which all were quite good. We even had some acras ( a fried ball of grounded yautia yam). Plenty of great seasoning and I also had a dark beer made by red Stripe beer. The music almost felt normal although we are still in covid pandemic

Was there today for a private reception they are open again since one month ago…read more Food still delicious, planning on going back. Today I had fried pork, red rice,macaroni and salad. Still same owners and the place got redecorated.

My Mom's repast was held there on Sat 11/15/2025 and the service was HORRIBLE! They ran out of…read morefood. They were very rude to our guests. And when we complained to our point of contact Paul, he was dismissive. When I arrived from the cemetery, the ladies bathroom had no soap and it was just filthy! I wanted my Mom to have a beautiful send off, instead family members had to take over serving the food. VERY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!! I don't recommend this place for anything! If I could give this place -10 rating, I would! Very disappointed. We need to do better within our community.

Finally a Haitian food spot near the VS/Rosedale area. Ordered the griot and the beef pate. My…read moreJamaican friends will kill me for this but Haitian patties are better. And this place has some amazing beef patties. The griot was delicious and the djoun djoun rice was amazing. Haven't eaten in but ordered from UberEats and the food came out hot and was definitely made to order. I'd recommend this place if your into Haitian food and live in the VS area.

Come in clutch if you looking for an affordable Haitian meal. I would recommend if you're on budget…read moreand want something different

This is a terrific place for family, gatherings for gatherings with friends. Brunch on Sundays was…read moreterrific with live music. They also have live music throughout the week. The service is quite good from the door to your table. You're here for delicious food and really great live music. Parking is available. It's easily accessible in terms of getting here it's an all-around good vibe.

I came here back in August, and it was not a good experience. To start off, the options were very…read morelimited, and they only had like 8 large containers of food, which is not a lot. And the employees there were not nice either, and this is why I gave it one star. Some lady with a bun and a head wrap was not being nice and outright told me in Creole, "I thought you weren't Haitian because you don't look Haitian," and that seems very judgmental. I was even giving her weird looks to show her that. Mind you, I was with three other people in my family who are Haitian as well, and she was saying that your job is to serve food to people, not make comments about their identity because you want to. It was just rude. When I asked for her name, she said it was Antalise or alise she probably gave me some fake name because she knew I was going to complain about her sorry self, which I did. The owner himself didn't really seem to take it seriously either. He was giggling the whole time like it was nothing. If this Haitian restaurant actually knew something about its culture and its people. They would know. That being Haitian comes in all shades, but they wouldn't know that. I would never come here again. 0/10.

I've worked in Queens for some time and I love it. So many gems including this one. I usually get a…read moredozen herring patties. Very fresh. Soft and yummy. Tad bit too spicy but it's good. I also grab a slice of cake for my mom which she says it's ok. Not too sweet but lacks that true Haitian flavor. Service is quick and the staff is welcoming!! Sidebar- It was my mom birthday early Sept so I was looking for kremas. One of the elder ladies who work here or owns it (not sure) sells Kremas she gave me the address to pick up and it was delicious. Thank you. ($40). I will continue to return !

My go to spot for when I want some fresh hot patties. This is a no frill bakery as you can see from…read morethe picture. Most of the time they are friendly. They have a variety of bakery goods from bread to pastries. Been around for a while and it's a staple of Queens Village.

This place is very intimidating because it's busy and at least when I went, everyone was conversing…read morein creole. The ordering is somewhat disordered--wait in line but some loud speaking person will randomly stand in front of you, shout something, walk off, walk back, shout again n get their food. Staff seemed to have limited English proficiency and the patrons in line I tried to engage in convo for advice, spoke English fluently, but weren't really interested in providing much more info than basics "chicken stew. Not spicy. Ehhh bon soir du riz blancs bla bla" (I got stuck at "bon soir? It's only 1pm, y'all jonesing for night I guess") Hot af inside. Food? OUTSTANDING loved the jerky texture and salted delish. Great prices. Griot was delish but a lil more fat pieces than other places. Idk many into deep fried fat chunks but I imagine a delicacy for Haitians Con: lotsa delicious looking food. No one available or willing to explain. Hot af inside even with full ac.

Let's talk Creole Cuisine. Having resided in Queens Village for years and knowing many Haitians, I…read morehave developed a very sophisticated palette. In search of legit creole fritaille (fried everything) I stumbled upon this buffet restuarant. Ideal for take out like many haitian owned restuarants. This place doesn't have much of a ambiance, decorated like your aunt's kitchen with very few seats. Again, this place is ideal for dish out and go service. I am addicted to Picklès. Pickled style cabbage with hot peppers (very similar to what is served with Jamaican Escovitch style fish). Haitians eat it with everything. I ordered baked chicken, fried pork (Griot), fried Okra (ackra), white rice, black rice and ofcourse haitian style macaroni and cheese (served with Ziti style noodles). I believe I spent $12 a plate, which was well worth the quality and HUMONGOUS portion provided. If you're in search of a distinct home cooked meal, you must visit.