Came here with my brother and his wife to purchase some good Haitian food before traveling back to…read moreNew York. I wanted to buy patties, they didn't have any for the day. My sister in law brought the Legume Mirlinton... it's was a disaster... The Legume was swimming in oil with this brownish color from the over cooked vegetables. She has white rice and beans which was subpar for such basis dishes. The food could be better!!!

After hearing so many good reviews from my Haitian friends about this restaurant I decided I would…read moreorder the Mac and cheese via Uber eats since I'm starving and love Mac and cheese. Y'all. Why did this restaurant have the audacity to take a 45 minutessss to make some noodles with no cheese and no seasoning. For $7. (See picture) I was so disappointed when I opened the bag to see that. So I decided to call the restaurant and the girl was patient with listening to me but when I told her I was expecting Haitian Mac and cheese she proceeded to say that is just how the restaurant prepares it and Mac and cheese isn't even a Haitian dish. I obviously know Mac and cheese is a southern comfort food clearly. But this doesn't even compare. Ordering from a restaurant that advertises as HAITIAN CUISNE/CREOLE I expected Haitian style Mac and cheese with ham and onions and etc. (Take creole out your name And webpages and maybe I won't expect Haitian style food or google how to make Haitian style food) but nope. I just received noodles. Easy Mac looks more appealing than this. Fortunately I am expecting a refund from Uber eats but there is definitely room for opportunity. Don't put things on the menu if you aren't going to be authentic. Don't say you serve creole cuisine if you aren't going to commit to actually doing so. UPDATE: I left the same image on their Facebook with a shorter review as the caption and they deleted it immediately. It goes to show they know that dish is unexceptionable.

Las Vegas offers Haitian food & has two locations, this one on Blue Hill Ave & another in Hyde…read morePark. Honestly, for the price, you cannot complain. They do $5 plates & one plate is more than enough for two meals for me. I usually get griot, sometimes turkey, and eat half then save the other half for later in the day or next day. Ordering can be done in person, over the phone, or through Ubereats pick up.

One time I ordered 2 $7 turkey dinners and they put both of them in one container, I mention to…read morethe lady after she handed it to me that this was supposed to be two orders, she told me!! that it was OK that she put my two separate orders in one container so I had to separate them when I got home! Another time I ordered four turkey dinners and the turkey was over cooked hard! I also ordered four additional side orders of pikliz, and they put all four in one container I will not purchase any more food from this restaurant. Clearly they only care about getting peoples money. They also need to have someone that speaks both languages when I ordered food from them when they messed up my order and put two orders in one the lady could barely speak English I had to get somebody to translate. I

I've been going to this establishment for years first with my parents and now with my children. The…read morepatties have been consistent with the flavor and texture. This establishment usually has a long line but it's worth the wait. I've been in line with 5 people and waited 20 mins and I've been in line with 15 people and waited 20 minutes. This is not the establishment you go to if you're in a rush. The staff are there to give you patties and that's it. Don't be upset if you don't get a hi or thank you. You simply tell them your order as simple as possible, you pay, and leave. This is not a warm environment, however, the patties always bring a smile to my face and stomach. I can't get enough of the patties at LeFoyer. They offer a variety of patties such as chichen, beef, cod fish, and herring as well as baked goods. My favorite is the cod fish is packed with flavor and is sometimes a little spicy. Do not eat these patties in the car unless you're going to eat it directly over the bag. You go to this bakery to make you stomach happy. The bakery is always clean. The prices are affordable.

Le Foyer Bakery offers Haitian baked goods. Their patties are amazing & find that I enjoy them way…read moremore than Jamaican patties. They are flaky & tasty. I enjoy getting their beef patties & have never had any issues here. Usually get about 3-5 of them. Parking is available in the back of the bakery.

Food is delicious. Staff is friendly. Service is good. Very nice restaurant with very nice vibes.read more

One of the worst experience ever. I was double charge and I'm still waiting for the owner or a…read moremanager to get back intouch with me. The service was bad i waited for ever to get some help.

We ordered the Port-au-Prince Bowl to go. You get to pick two mains and 4 sides. We got the Halal…read moreStew Chicken and the vegan Legume. For sides, we got Black Rice, Sweet Plantains, Green Plantains, Rice & Beans. Wow, what a superb meal. Everything was delicious. They also go a little light in the salt which I loved. There wasn't a single dish in there that I didn't like. The chicken was tender, the stew and legumes were flavorful, the rice was well cooked, the tostones were crispy, and the sweet plantains were truly ripe. I honestly wish they had a combo where they could do three mains and six sides cuz I would be into that! And a special shout out to the compostable packaging. Loved it.

I had been eagerly anticipating my visit to this much-talked-about eatery after seeing all the buzz…read moreon social media and television. Unfortunately, my experience fell short of expectations. While the staff was friendly and welcoming, there was a little lack of coordination in the service but not so much that it detracted from the overall service. I decided to order the fried chicken, hoping for a flavorful experience, that Creole food is typical of, but I was sorely disappointed to find that it was completely devoid of seasoning--absolutely none! The taste was bland, and I found myself unable to enjoy it at all. After a few bites, I realized I couldn't force myself to eat it, so I ended up tossing it in the trash. Given that I was already some distance away from the restaurant at my next stop, returning it wasn't an option. I did take the time to call the restaurant and voice my concerns, but they l didn't offer any form of credit or compensation for the issue, so it only reinforced my decision not to return, as I couldn't see myself taking another chance on a meal that fell so flat. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, especially considering the hype surrounding this place.

Good food culture and community Authentic taste…read more Plentiful food. Years of great service

I placed a phone order. When I got there to pick up my food. I had to wait service is very slow but…read morethe food is good. When doing a phone Oder go in 30 minutes.

This new restaurant appeared on my Uber eats and it's about to be my new favorite. The beef and…read morepickliz were amazing and they even sent a personalized card thanking me for my business. I would defiantly recommend this place to friends and family.

This is my first attempt at this restaurant. I was quite nervous, because I've never heard of them,…read moreand I couldn't find much information about them searching online. But I live Haitian food and wanted something different tonight, so I gave them a shot. I got the Tassot (fried beef) and fried plantains. It also came with some Pikli (tasty but too spicy for me) and it was all very good. The tassot wasn't dry and tough, the plantains weren't mushy, nor were they dried and rubbery. The beef melted away and had just enough crunch to satisfy, and the plantain was firm and easy to eat. I'm a bit of a wimp with hot spices, so if you're used to real Pikli, I'm sure you'd enjoy that too. Definitely will try more from here.

Used to be my go to. They have since closed, unfortunately. The beef Tassot and the fried chicken…read morewith Bunun, was our go to. No frills, longest wait ever, but worth it.

I called the place prior to going I wouldn't have to wait. But Ofcourse when I walk in the young…read morelady is on her phone, not even wearing a mask, and my food was not done, so I had to wait. Then it gets to the paying part. I pull out my debit card and she says it's a $10 minimum so I told her to charge me for another plate. I got charged the $10 and no second plate

This is one of the two Las Vegas locations (both in the area) & I go to this one more often since…read moreparking is easier & staff is a little more friendly. They offer Haitian cuisine here & have a can't be beat deal of $5 for a plate! I usually get griot or turkey plate, which comes with rice & beans. One plate is good for two meals for me. Ordering can be done in person or over the phone.

Boston is hard to find quality Haitian food. You'd have to go to Somerville for that. They have…read moreeverything like availability, quick service, fresh food.