Haitian Restaurants in Miramar, FL

“Good food. Spicy“

“The attention to the customer was amazing . they got chill music but not too loud where you cant hear the people around you. The ambience is super chill . Now let me talk about the food !!! 5 stars is really 5 stars . The food was full of flavor the rice tasted amazing the steak was tender and juicy !!! The quesadilla was full of flavor super juicy ! We had homemade passion fruit juice it was super tasteful !

And the best part was the price we both ate for under 50$ .

Come and try it ! This was too good definitely coming back !!!!“

“This little spot got all my stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ this authentic Haitian food was so satisfying. The white rice looked and taste great. The fried plantain was soft. The griot was freshly made. Overall the food taste was amazing!! My plate was stacked with food I even had leftover for the next day.
I had to leave a couple of dollars in the tip jar because i knew I was going to have a great dinner!“

“Had the griot and legume. Everything was well seasoned and tasted great. Highly recommend.“

“Bon Appetit has new owners and a new name. The food is EXCELLENT and the new owner is very friendly and kind. The restaurant has been very slow at the times I have visited. I believe the new owner is still working on the anesthetics for the restaurant to be more enticing to their patrons. This restaurant is worth you trying. You won't regret the authentic creole flavors of their menu.“

“Are you looking for a Haitian restaurant where you can finally sit, eat, and not leave with your clothes smelling like you work in the kitchen? La Gourmandize is where you should go. The atmosphere is welcoming, the location is meticulously clean, and the staff is incredibly friendly. I actually was able to conduct a business meeting there today and not worry about if my client’s clothing was going to smell like “épice” (Haitian spice). I ordered “fritay” (Hatitian sample platter). It had “akra” (fried-Haitian-finger-food), “bannann pézé” (fried plantains), “griot” (fried pork), and a side salad. You probably thought I forgot about the “Pikliz” (Haitian hot sauce)? It was some of the freshest servings of pikliz I’ve had. Although it was a fried food platter, the serving wasn’t drenched in oil. The Akra and bannann pézé were crispy, not overcooked, and well seasoned. The griot was well prepared, soft, and well spiced. I highly recommended this place if you’re in the mood for some authentic Haitian cuisine.“

“The service was very good and they have the best Haitian bread! The Tablèt Pistach is also very original. Give them a try if you are in the area.“