Haitian Restaurants near Pine Hills, FL

“The oxtail here is BIG. My wife and I ordered at 8 PM and they still had oxtail! I asked for extra piklis and the staff was kind enough to provide. Island Jam was here to serve us when other Haitian restaurants had cancelled our order. Very thankful for this tasty meal.“

“I celebrated my graduation today in this delicious restaurant. happy to tell that we enjoyed a fine evening and the place was certainly the reason for the outstanding gathering. The waiters cooperated in a splendid manner, the meals were great and my friends were so joyful. We shall absolutely come back again for more joyful events. Thank you very much.“

“good food ever“

“The first real authentic haitian food I have had in Orlando. It actually made me feel like l was back home in Haiti eating on the streets. Food was straight bussin 🔥. If you’re in Orlando go check them out. You won’t regret it. Plus customer service is amazing, great attitude and very welcoming.“

“I bought food for my entire family I think it’s very cheap. Definitely a lot of food for 6 people. The quality of the the food was great and it tasted great!“

“Real authentic Haitian cuisine my first visit here everything was very good flavorful and they pack the food in with huge servings. I’m excited to try everything on the menu including breakfast. I have Haitian friends and family who rave about this being the best in Orlando.“

“The food was absolutely delicious. I order from Ladifferance bakery all the time, and it always tastes amazing, fresh, flavorful, and consistently good. The service was also on point: courteous, attentive, and professional. Even while taking orders and handling takeout, she was friendly and efficient, which made the whole experience even better.
They truly make a difference when it comes to takeout in our community.“

“Guirlène was very friendly, courteous, and professional; and the food was really great. I highly recommend Kalalou to anyone visiting Orlando. Bon manje.“

“I ordered their zorey cochon meal and their fried chicken meal and it was made fresh and delicious. The pikliz is very spicy for me, but if you like spicy you wouldn’t mind. This is the best Haitian restaurant , I visited so far. 👏🏽 Bravo Cici“

“Had custom wedding rehearsal cookies made - they were the hot of the party.“

“Best Haitian patties in Orlando hands down and they open early enough to grab a traditional breakfast on my way to work.“

“I honestly am so happy I made the decision to dine here! I came to Orlando for work and convinced my colleagues to try Haitian for the first time. Wellll everyone left without disappointment! The woman who I assume is the owner, was so lovely took care of us! We didn't have to wait too long and all the food, from the goat to chicken, and griot was flavorful! The next time I'm in Orlando, I'll definitely be coming back to Manje Creole !“

“Very clean and food was good . Fast friendly service“

“best haitian restuaurant in orlando“

“Visiting from Georgia. I ended up visiting everyday because the food was sooooo good. I had the Legume, Lambi, Griot and Bouillon on Saturday and was NEVER disappointed. Our waitress Bella was very friendly and served us every time we walked through the door 👏👏👏🙌 The atmosphere is inviting and the music is good. Whenever you're in the area, check them out.“

“Correct address is: 4945 S Orange Blossom Trl #5.

I think I like this locations food better than the original 🫢 a lot more flavor! Obviously the other spot is still great for pate kode and a lot more busy but I love this location for turkey, griot, Akra etc!

They are very nice and accommodating. Looks very clean too!“

“A wonderful surprise otw home from a day in Orlando. I googled for some soul food and stumbled across this gem of a place while getting gas! It's a small little quaint restaurant with a new twist on authentic Haitian food and traditional recipes. They sliced their griot into thinner pieces which brings out the pork taste so much more (an idea I'll be incorporating into my own griot from now on) the legume meat was super tender and the veggies blended well. I preferred their white rice over the beans and rice, but the accompanying red sauce grabbed for the rice and beans made a greT union in my mouth. If you're new to Haitian food or want a true taste of what that good Haitian cooking is like then this place is a MUST STOP whenever you're in the area. Couldn't give them a 5 star bc I asked for black rice, they confirmed it three times and still gave me rice and beans lol. I wish I could give them a 4.5 mIchel the owner is a very sweet and hospitable person. Family run and operated PS I apologize me and wifey started chomping before I even thought to take a photo“

“Let me start by saying the food is amazing. Very flavorful, fulfilling, and so authentic. I would for sure eat here again.

HOWEVER, I need the service to do better. The people were nice it's just the young lady up front was unorganized and all over the place.

Long story short ordered online, went to pick up, she couldn't find my other but remember making it. She asked another woman to fix my order for me. As soon as that woman was done she found the original order that she had already prepared.

I felt so awful that that lady had to redo my food as well as that's food that is wasted. Overall experience the food all that is amazing just need to get better organized.

Update: got back to my destination to only find out my order was wrong. I didn't get sauce for the rice and pikliz like most restaurants do. So kinda disappointed and would overall give 3.5“

“I love ❤️ this place. Only Haitian food I will eat other than house cook.... very good. Fresh and feds 2. Live the amout of food they give you.

Mwen renmen ❤️ kote sa a. Manje ayisyen selman map manje lot ke kay kizin.... tre bon. Fre ak manje 2. Viv kantite manje yo ba ou.“