Haitian Restaurants near Greenacres, FL

“The Truth 🤤I will Definitely be back for lunch“

“Everything was packed with flavor, fresh, and tasted like it was made with love. The seasoning was on point, the portions were satisfying Whether you already love Haitian food or you’ve never had it before, this is definitely a place worth checking out!“

“The food here is extremely good, always comes hot and fresh, a lot of food and very filling. I’ve always order the girot with mushroom rice it comes with fried tostones (plaintains) and pikliz with a sauce to pour over your food. The service is good once you talk with them and they open up, the price is fair, because you get enough food to fill you up and can eat off it a few times before it’s gone. The atmosphere is normal and not a long wait. I’ve tried different Haitian restaurants and this one is my favorite thus far. I’ll be more than happy to give them my money for food. Next time I really might try the fried fish and turkey heard that’s good too. Try it you won’t be disappointed and might get addicted like myself to the point I need to learn how to make Haitian food.

Kid-friendliness: My kids have been inside and it’s safe.

Parking: The parking is open as it’s inside a plaza with different variety of food like Dunkin’ Donuts and Papa John’s“

“I've been going here for years! I remember when they first opened. They have grown a lot. The food has always been great, service used to be horrible but it has gotten so much better. You can go on a date here or come with the family. I have told so many people about this place. Everything tastes great to me and I always buy a dozen patties when I go. Very nice Haitian restaurant.“

“Great food, good price large plates.“

“Definitely made with love ❤️“

“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!“

“American Standard Restaurant with Caribbean culture and cuisine. Food taste like home Atmosphere relaxed and enjoyable the lobby is small yet clean and cozy. give it a try !!!!“