Kal's Bakery
$ • Bakery, Haitian, CafeAbout Kal's Bakery
Customers' Favorites
Turkey Wings BBQ Chicken Stewed Chicken
Rice and Beans with Meatballs
Blé Bulgar Wheat with Beans
Stewed and BBQ Chicken
Mixed Vegetables
Chicken Biryani
Fried Chicken
Jerk Chicken
Green Salad
Fish Gravy
Kal's Bakery Reviews
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Line be too long
I absolutely love getting Haitian food specifically from Kal’s. The portion you get is like no other at all and for a great price. Food is fresh daily. Fritay is made on the spot hence why it can be a little bit of a wait time. If you don’t like your food fresh, stop complaining and go somewhere else. One thing I do wish they had with Fritay is Tasso or fried Fish. Nonetheless, I’ll always come here for good on-the-go Haitian food. ❤️💙❤️💙
They're doing their best to serve the community. Nothing in this life is perfect. You know for some people, even though they cannot work on the shoes others are walking in. They just willing to criticize more than trying to understand others. Some critiques are there to help getting better. But, some critiques from negative people just meant to throw others under the bus.
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Friday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 12 - 8PM |
Kal's Bakery is a restaurant known for its delicious food and welcoming atmosphere. The standout dishes include the black rice and fish patties, although one customer noted that the fish patties were more like a croissant filled with fish on a recent visit. Many still find the fish itself to be good. The BBQ chicken has been described as a little too sweet, but the rice is well-liked. The restaurant is often crowded, with a long line no matter the time, and it can feel like lunchtime even during dinner hours. The portions are generous, enough to feed multiple people, but customers should prepare to wait for their food. Kal's Bakery is open until midnight, making it a convenient spot for late-night cravings. Some customers have noted changes in the taste of turkey dishes, mentioning an overpowering acidic flavor, while the pâtés remain a consistent favorite. Overall, Kal's Bakery continues to be a popular choice for those who enjoy Haitian cuisine in NYC.