Haitian Restaurants in Miami, FL

“Stopped by here on my way back to Tampa. The griot was honestly the best thing I had. The legume was not what I expected, but it was good. Service was ok and our food came out promptly. The rice and peas was ok as well. The bathroom was not the best and had no soap to wash hands. Overall I would return for the griot. It was crispy, juicy and well seasoned. Serving size was also fantastic. One plate could feed you for a few days. With some minor changes, this place would be top tier.“

“Great beautiful spot to try Haitian food. My first time and I was truly satisfied with the pork givot and the conch fritters. They give you huge portions btw!

It reminded me of Dominican food in a unique way. The atmosphere is also welcoming making it feel as if your in Haiti“

“1st, the location on Google map is incorrect. Its located on SE corner of 62nd & N.Miami Ave.Typical Haitian Bakery with decent Haitian pattys. The flavoring could be stronger but I do like it better than Jamaican pattys due to the crust. ???“

“I recently visited Le Jardin restaurant and had a wonderful experience. The food is excellent, the ambiance is great, and the staff is incredibly friendly. The owner is amazing! They are very helpful with orders, and their service truly enhances the dining experience. I highly recommend this restaurant.“

“Super casual restaurant with excellent food. This was my first time visiting Florida in over 15 years. So I had to get some Haitian food. This place didn't disappoint at all. The food was hot and fresh. The portions were over-sized in my opinion. Lot's of food if you're a heavy eater. So no complaints from me. I had the Snapper and ot was marinated to perfection!. The rice was good too. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal. 10 out of 10 totally recommend!!“

“Naomi’s is a pretty decent spot for Haitian food, which is fairly hard to find. I got jerk chicken which I felt was under-seasoned, phenomenal mayi kole, and fairly bland collard greens. But for the cost and amount of food you get, it’s pretty good.“

“During a recent stay at the Marriott Turnpike in Miami before a cruise, I made it a mission to find some good Haitian food. The search turned into a bit of an adventure! After a 45-minute drive north to North Miami, and a slight detour after finding out another restaurant was still cooking their rice, I finally stumbled upon St. Hilaire Family Restaurant.

And let me tell you, it was worth the trip – and my wife, who absolutely loves and knows how to cook Haitian food, agreed! We both loved the perfectly seasoned goat and fried pork. The flavors were spot on, truly reminiscent of home-cooked meals. The meat was tender and juicy. We also enjoyed the rice and beans.

The only minor issue was that the portion of sauce for the rice was a bit small, and unfortunately, most of it spilled in the bag. However, this was a small hiccup compared to the overall quality of the food.

I would highly recommend St. Hilaire Family Restaurant to anyone craving a genuine taste of Haitian cuisine. It definitely satisfied my longing for those familiar flavors, and my wife was equally impressed. We will absolutely be returning the next time we are in the Miami area for our next cruise.“