Haitian Restaurants near Boston, MA

“This bakery has been around for 40+years and is using the same delicious recipe for their beef patties, chicken and fish patties. The patties are soft filled with the various meats and cooked to perfection 😋. The staff is friendly and welcoming. This bakery also make special occasions cakes for birthdays, weddings, etc. The prices are reasonable for the quality of the ingredients. Be prepared to wait because the Le Foyer is very popular.“

“Either servers have their own price setup or I was purposely overcharged and possibly misled about the overcharge, I don't know but I will be asking about that. But overall it was decent food a nice experience in the music there is very nice they had a very good DJ the crowd was really good too very polite crowd of from the employees to the patrons.“

“I placed a catering order and Ricardo was very responsive, professional, and the food was incredible! It is honestly one of the best Haitian restaurants in the area and I’m thrilled it’s so amazing! The food is consistently good! Thank you and see you all soon.“

“Lea Vegas Seafood Restaurant.. So good!! First time trying & definitely will get every time!! Sautéed Shrimp (red sauce), Brown rice & beans, Creole sauce, Picklez… Soooo yummy! Amazing Haitian food!! Got delivery. Huge portions. Great taste. Great service. Great price! Check out the $7.99 specials .. I will. 😋“

“The absolute BEST Haitian restaurant that I have come across! If you are ever in Boston or the surrounding area, you MUST make it to FanFan's. The ambiance and service are spectacular, and if you think the bread and patties are good.... OH MY GOD, wait until you taste the fried snapper!
A million stars across the board!!!!“

“I recently ordered the fried turkey plate it was really good. Im going back ill let yall know“

“On the outskirts of Downtown Lynn here's a spot that serves tasty authentic Hatian food with good serving sizes. Chicken so good that it slides off the bone!
Pikliz was crunchy and a little spicy to add a kick of flavor. Dish served with generous amounts of sauce. Papaya juice was thickened with too much whipped cream, though. You can't go wrong with the bunun peze (pressed fried plaintains). The atmosphere could use some decoration, and better music choice could be switched to Haitian music to celebrate the culture with pride and set the right vibe. It's a small business/family owned restaurant, so I can overlook some issues and hope they improve over time with listening to the constructive feedback. Street parking is available, and the place is easy to find off the street. Service was friendly and the food was great, so a good experience overall. Merci!

Parking: Street parking available around the area“

“Sean makes great food. His local food selections are seasonal eating at its best!“