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Googled restaurants near the post office and this place popped up first- a no-frills, hole in the wall Haitian with limited reviews but very high ranking…. My wife got excited as she’s Dominican and loves chicharrones and has always wanted to try GRIOT ( the Haitian version of fried pork chunks). The photos and reviews looked good and so she popped in.
Owner was nice, she got the pork and it was made to order and my wife was not disappointed - the pork chunks were...read full review
Owner was nice, she got the pork and it was made to order and my wife was not disappointed - the pork chunks were...read full review
My wife and I have been coming here since they opened 15 years ago. I can honestly say there isn't a better Haitian restaurant around! The restaurant is very unassuming, hidden away in the corner of a plaza. A few little tables and chairs and a counter... but that's all they need. The food that comes from their kitchen is second to none. I can personally recommend the griot (fried pork chunks) and the tassot (fried turkey) with rice and peas and banana peze (Haitian tostones)....read full review
Delicious!
It was cash only when I ordered my food. I ordered the fried turkey and it came with plantains.
It was cash only when I ordered my food. I ordered the fried turkey and it came with plantains.
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 1 - 7PM |
Fraternel's, a hidden gem in the area, offers an authentic Haitian dining experience. The flavorful food, including the tender and tasty Tassot Turkey and crispy, well-seasoned fried plantains, receives praise from both locals and newcomers. The portions may be on the smaller side, but the affordable prices and cash-only policy make it an excellent value. The cozy, take-out-friendly atmosphere and the warm, welcoming staff, whom the regulars affectionately call "Mama," contribute to the overall charm of this long-standing establishment. Whether you're craving the popular legume or the fresh, delicious griot, Fraternel's is a must-try for those seeking a taste of genuine Haitian cuisine.