Haitian Restaurants near Chelsea, MA

“Food is delicious highly recommended 😋👍🏽“

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

“Fun atmosphere , the tables were at least 6’ apart, the Jerk Chicken had some nice heat and the fish was a beautiful dish. Fun drinks and music, I was very happy!“

“Great food!! 👍 Great Service!!👍 Wonderful People!!👍“

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

“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“

“This is a no bs, you-know-what-you're-getting, type of spot. They have Haitian baked goods but I've been going there to get Haitian beef/chicken patties since I was a kid. No bs, they've gotten better since then. I moved out of the area, not far but not convenient, 4 years ago. Just killin' it over there.“

“Little Haiti International Cuisine is a true gem! I’ve been here many times and the food never disappoints. From the goat to the turkey and their flavorful rice—everything is cooked to perfection. And the fried plantains? Easily the best I’ve had anywhere!

The menu may be small, but every dish is made with care and full of flavor. The friendly atmosphere and excellent customer service keep me coming back. Highly recommend if you're craving authentic Haitian food!“

“Manje yo pa gou Yo fe akra avek yon vye farine yo pa fel ak malanga or tayo jan yo di en kreyol la meatball lan pat gou andedanl san gou epi boule banan peze a apre 5 mns li red san gou siveye saw achete paske yo ka baw vyan chien nan plas kabrit map rele fe yo bam kob Mwen back and report them“

“The best Haitian, West Indian food in the Boston area.“

“This is the first time that, I have been there in at least 3 years and the food was good I had the white rice and there Mac and cheese dish and the chicken ? was ok but, it was the Mac and cheese that, I thought ? was very good the service was ok it's a mid to small place and yes they do accept credit cards and it was taken out for me and my family.“

“I was probably one of its first 25 clients, I worked in Mattapan. I can’t remember anything I didn't like. The food was always exceptionally delicious. Fresh bannann pézé, soft grio and tasso. The pikliz could have been hotter.“

“New to the area. This place is INCREDIBLE, I would ignore any low star ratings. The food is amazing, with very generous portions. I ordered the griot, rice and beans, and pikliz. It was $20 and could easily feed 3 people. Griot was fantastic, like a crispier carnitas, rendered pork shoulder, crispy, salty, delicious. Rice and beans, perfect, simple, rice cooked very well, beans creamy and delicious, and grounded with earthy flavors of allspice, black pepper, and clove. Pikliz were perfect for this meal, incredibly bright, unexpectedly spicy (in the best way possible). If youve never been to Haiti or want to taste some of the flavors you remember having there, then I highly HIGHLY recommend this place. Woman working the cashier was lovely, she knew I was a bit of a fish out of water going to this spot and took care of me and the food came fast, hot, and packed well.“