Haitian Restaurants near Delray Beach, FL

“Me and my husband traveled from Philly to Delray Beach for our honeymoon and since I’m Haitian we wanted to try out a Haitian restaurant and this place did not disappoint. The food was delicious, the fried turkey was so tender and the legume was sooo good. I highly recommend“

“My experience was good but not great. The fried pork with the plantain and "pikliz" were good.

Vegetarian options: I don't think they do have a vegetarian menu

Dietary restrictions: Not recommended for low sodium and low fat diet

Parking: Has betting games machines, as amusement, inside

Kid-friendliness: Not really sure

Wheelchair accessibility: Has ramp for wheelchair“

“The food an Customer Service is great only thing I was surprised in there is nowhere to sit are dine in an eat“

“The food is amazing I love this place it’s the best ever I promise u won’t regret“

“Beautiful environment, quality food“

“Ti Mammis Kitchen has the best fulfilling food, great taste and satisfied with everything and the owners are the best ❤❤“

“With business being a high demand, we are always on the go from the time that the sun comes up. Even long after the sun goes down we can always count on Mannies Caribbean corners to serve our staff with delicious dishes at affordable price. We know the market have change Over the years and prices of food have gone up but with their prices you’re able to feed a army and still not feel the hurt in your pocket we love the customer service that we receive from the owners and staff members is always a pleasure doing business with a mother business that takes pride in their customer service let alone the food or products they serve. I can always make that last minute call and still be served even at the doors are close and that is a very great thing and plus for me cause we get lost in our days we sometimes forget to eat, but Mannies always come through, and that’s a very great deed.“

“What a local gem! We met a friend in Boynton Beach and wanted to introduce him to Haitian food, which, unlike him, we've had a few times down here in Miami. This place actually served up better food than what we've had in Miami, especially the griot and the tostones. Despite these being staples of Haitian cuisine, it's very common that they are dry, but that was NOT the case here, and we got some of the juiciest griot I've ever had alongside possibly the best tostones of my life. The oxtail, however, was actually my favorite dish, and the delicately stewed meat fell right off the bone.
As a testament to how good and authentic the food is, we were the only non-Haitians there, and we got the royal treatment (possibly because they were so surprised to see two large white guys and a small Asian, haha). In fact, the incredibly friendly cook came out and talked to us for 5-10 minutes to ask us how we enjoyed our meal, which I sincerely appreciated and wish more places did these days. The only bad thing about this place is that it's an hour away from my house!“

“Really enjoyed coming to Le Bistro 2.0. Was able to have a small business meeting over lunch and they excel at everything here from the tasty authentic food, the friendly service, and the fresh clean vibe. I’ve been here through the years but since the new ownership took over recently the layout and atmosphere are definitely trending in the right direction. The Djon Djon rice on the weekend menu is a must and a favorite in our household!“

“Thought I'd give this place a try as I'd heard positive feedback about it. After waiting 50 minutes I was finally seated. Ordered the beef tenderloin filet as it sounded delicious! When it finally arrived I was disappointed to find a long dark hair on my plate. I complained to the waiter, he insisted that another would be made. When the second dish turned up, I was absolutely repulsed to find a dead mouse on my plate. At this point I was very upset, demanded to speak to the manger. it was at this time I spoke to the owner (Andy). He said it was common practice to find mice and hairs in your dishes in Florida and struggled to see what the issue was. He then went out back, only to return with a bowl of potatoes which he proceeded to throw at me. He even chased me back to my car and tried to let my tyres down. Will not be returning again.“