Haitian Restaurants near Mattapan, MA

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

“I can personally say I’ve been to 90% of the Haitian restaurants in the hood and they are the best hands-down. Their chicken is juicy and fresh, the rice is immaculate. Wonderful portions and the biggest portions are gonna get around the way. The environment is very nice. It’s very clean inside and welcoming. Above all the owner goes out her way to create an environment and provide a service that is elite compared to the other Haitian restaurants in this neighborhood. The owner is behind the register and in the kitchen and that’s what you call a boss! Don’t miss out!“

“I got the small pork frittay. Ive never had hatian food before but this was delicious and completely fresh-fried just for me. The lady behind the counter helped me order and the owner introduced himself. It was a very nice restaurant- i would highly recommend it!“

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

“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.“

“"I had the pleasure of dining at Little Haiti Cuisine and it was an absolute delight! The moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm hospitality and the aroma of delicious Haitian cuisine.

The Griot (braised beef) was tender and flavorful, and the rice and beans were cooked to perfection. The Accras de Morue (cod fritters) were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and the Pikliz (spicy slaw) added just the right amount of kick.

The service was top-notch, with friendly and attentive staff who made sure we had everything we needed.

Overall, I highly recommend Little Haiti Cuisine for a taste of authentic Haitian cuisine in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Five stars and can't wait to go back!"“

“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.“

“my husband just buy sum food from saveur et couleur catering. the food is so good, highly recommend 💙💚💙💚“

“Great spot for Haitian food. There is a lot of places in the area that sell fritai or Haitian patties but not too many that sell all this plus rice plates, macaroni etc. You that real Haitian food your folks make. Food is amazing especially the rice and staff always has a smile. Food can take a but to come out but that's only because lots of Haitian food isn't "fast food" so I understand. If you want something quick get their fritai or dine out and order ahead and you probably won't wait long“

“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.“

“If you are passing through Boston. I 100% recommend this Haitian restaurant. The dishes are delicious. There is good fresh juice with a tropical flavor. The waiters and waitresses are very friendly. Don't hesitate to come see them.

Kid-friendliness: You can definitely be able to eat there with kids.“

“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.“

“This place deserves honorable mention, the best Haitian food in Massachusetts. The food tastes like you are eating in Haiti, very very good. Whoever is the chef deserves an appreciation. Anything they cook tastes like heaven, they know how to cook to save their lives.“

“Def not the best jerk chicken I've ever had, but I got it pulled and close to closing so I can't take away too much praise. The ambiance was great; they have great branding and the staff is excellent. Just a lot of boxes taking up a quarter of the resturant and one table completely taken up with a laptop and other miscellaneous personal items. They are brand new so I'm sure in time it'll change.Either way, service was amazing.Rice, amazingPlantains, amazingJerk chicken, tasted like store baught jerk sauce.Definitely recommend tho as their prices are fair and they give a lot of food per order.

Parking: You won't ever have trouble finding parking“

“I can honestly say this is the best Haitian food I’ve had in a while. Not only is the food DELICIOUS but the CUSTOMER SERVICE was immaculate! It’s very hard to find that ! This restaurant is my number one. I don’t waste my time writing reviews if it’s not great or coming from the heart! Whoever is the owner☝🏼 knows the definition of business. To me a business relies on customers but also in order to have a business, you must switch places with each customer who walks through the door - knowing how to treat customers. It goes both ways! I’ve only ordered food twice-went and picked it up. With just that short time, the humble and sincere attitude was very transparent and it was such a relief to see this especially in the Haitian community. Thank you for such great service and thank you for being different than most places I’ve gone to. Please continue to keep a humble, positive customer service. Merci beaucoup! Forever a customer 🙏🏻“

“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.“

“Food is delicious highly recommended 😋👍🏽“

“Nice place to visit anytime . he helps people so much . you can visit it and I will see what I am talking to . Fanfan keep up your good work .

Parking: You Boston sometimes parking is difficult but here you can see

Kid-friendliness: So cool“