It was so mid for me. I only tried it once cus there’s many options but the ppl were cool when I went
Neïssa François
I paid $19+ tax for the meal, and I am extremely disappointed. The meat was mostly fat, I only got four small pieces of plantain, and the pikliz portion was ridiculously small. This is completely disrespectful to customers. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Definitely not worth the money!
Abigail Climacosa
Server was nice and the restaurant had a homey, hole-in-the-wall vibe, but the food was expensive for what we got.
If you get a meal and a drink, after tax it would be ~$40 per person. I got multiple meals because it was my first time trying this Haitian place, but I unfortunately will not be coming back.
The fish and the beef were seasoned well but very dry. The menu listed that the whole fish is $25-30 so you will get charged somewhere in that range (I got charged $30).
The fried chicken was also seasoned well, but felt hard to bite (dry). Photo is of the large-sized fried chicken set. The sauce was tasty though! But for $26 (pre-tax) I was hoping that the chicken pieces would be juicier and easier to chew.
The bottled drinks were $7 each (got the limonade). It was my first time trying Haitian lemon soda “limonade”, and it was nice and easy to drink, but for $7 felt a bit expensive.
The pikliz were nice to try—they have a strong vinegar taste so you’d enjoy them if it you like vinegar chips or vinegar soaked fries.
The fried plantains were also nice—they are comparable to having fried potatoes so it was nice to try.
If it’s your first time trying Haitian food it would be interesting to visit, but it is expensive for what you get.
If I ever visit again in the future I wish to see that the restaurant improves its fried food. Their seasoning was tasty and I think I would’ve enjoyed the food more if the meat dishes were less dry.
7 teen
This is the only place i usually buy Haitian food when i feel like it, and it’s really good all the time. Thanks
Robert Sapp
Nice staff, great food. Perfect spot for people in downtown Ottawa to find tasty Haitian food.
Tianna Clark
Apparently the opening and closing time displayed is only a suggestion. I placed an order for pickup on uber eats at 6:35pm, they accept it. It showed it would take about 20 mins for the order to be completed. I went to pick it up at 7 pm, the restaurant is closed, even though the displayed business hours showed 9pm. No call or warning to advise me that they’re closing early and can’t fulfill my order. I usually really enjoy this restaurant, but this was a very disappointing experience.
Ashton Mathias
First time trying Haitian food - the griot was excellent, the pikliz and plantain were both good, and there was a very generous serving of rice. Overall great bang for buck. Service was friendly.
My one very minor gripe is that I think I was overcharged - I paid $25.33 after tax and tip, when the medium-sized griot pre-tip and tax is supposed to be $17.
Would definitely come back.
Simon D
Amazing portions and flavors. Will come back again
Rapping Food Critic
Some of the best food around. Check out the food review @rappingfoodcritic
probably one of my favourite places to go in Ottawa for takeout! Every time I’ve been here, I've always been served phenomenal food and the customers service has always been kind and warm.
Love this place, one of the best Haitian spots in the city. Love that they have $10 lunch specials too. Good service, great food, would be nice if the atmosphere was more inviting. By this I mean the decor etc could be better, it wouldn't take much. But, great takeout spot.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Plantains and Griot with Pikliz, Fried Seasoned Goat Cubes, Fried Seasoned Beef Cubes
Rain Alizé
Love this place, one of the best Haitian spots in the city. Love that they have $10 lunch specials too. Good service, great food, would be nice if the atmosphere was more inviting. By this I mean the decor etc could be better, it wouldn't take much. But, great takeout spot.
Sugarry Tooth
Wonderful people, delicious food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mahamoud Aden
The service at the cash register was egregiously poor, leaving a lasting impression that discourages future visits. Furthermore, the exorbitant pricing for basic fare such as rice, beans, and chicken was disproportionate and disappointing.
Customer service wasn’t that great :(
It was so mid for me. I only tried it once cus there’s many options but the ppl were cool when I went
I paid $19+ tax for the meal, and I am extremely disappointed. The meat was mostly fat, I only got four small pieces of plantain, and the pikliz portion was ridiculously small. This is completely disrespectful to customers. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Definitely not worth the money!
Server was nice and the restaurant had a homey, hole-in-the-wall vibe, but the food was expensive for what we got.
If you get a meal and a drink, after tax it would be ~$40 per person. I got multiple meals because it was my first time trying this Haitian place, but I unfortunately will not be coming back.
The fish and the beef were seasoned well but very dry. The menu listed that the whole fish is $25-30 so you will get charged somewhere in that range (I got charged $30).
The fried chicken was also seasoned well, but felt hard to bite (dry). Photo is of the large-sized fried chicken set. The sauce was tasty though! But for $26 (pre-tax) I was hoping that the chicken pieces would be juicier and easier to chew.
The bottled drinks were $7 each (got the limonade). It was my first time trying Haitian lemon soda “limonade”, and it was nice and easy to drink, but for $7 felt a bit expensive.
The pikliz were nice to try—they have a strong vinegar taste so you’d enjoy them if it you like vinegar chips or vinegar soaked fries.
The fried plantains were also nice—they are comparable to having fried potatoes so it was nice to try.
If it’s your first time trying Haitian food it would be interesting to visit, but it is expensive for what you get.
If I ever visit again in the future I wish to see that the restaurant improves its fried food. Their seasoning was tasty and I think I would’ve enjoyed the food more if the meat dishes were less dry.
This is the only place i usually buy Haitian food when i feel like it, and it’s really good all the time. Thanks
Nice staff, great food. Perfect spot for people in downtown Ottawa to find tasty Haitian food.
Apparently the opening and closing time displayed is only a suggestion. I placed an order for pickup on uber eats at 6:35pm, they accept it. It showed it would take about 20 mins for the order to be completed. I went to pick it up at 7 pm, the restaurant is closed, even though the displayed business hours showed 9pm. No call or warning to advise me that they’re closing early and can’t fulfill my order. I usually really enjoy this restaurant, but this was a very disappointing experience.
First time trying Haitian food - the griot was excellent, the pikliz and plantain were both good, and there was a very generous serving of rice. Overall great bang for buck. Service was friendly.
My one very minor gripe is that I think I was overcharged - I paid $25.33 after tax and tip, when the medium-sized griot pre-tip and tax is supposed to be $17.
Would definitely come back.
Amazing portions and flavors. Will come back again
Some of the best food around. Check out the food review @rappingfoodcritic
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
probably one of my favourite places to go in Ottawa for takeout! Every time I’ve been here, I've always been served phenomenal food and the customers service has always been kind and warm.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Meatballs, Fried Seasoned Goat Cubes, Fried Seasoned Beef Cubes
Love this place, one of the best Haitian spots in the city. Love that they have $10 lunch specials too. Good service, great food, would be nice if the atmosphere was more inviting. By this I mean the decor etc could be better, it wouldn't take much. But, great takeout spot.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Plantains and Griot with Pikliz, Fried Seasoned Goat Cubes, Fried Seasoned Beef Cubes
Love this place, one of the best Haitian spots in the city. Love that they have $10 lunch specials too. Good service, great food, would be nice if the atmosphere was more inviting. By this I mean the decor etc could be better, it wouldn't take much. But, great takeout spot.
Wonderful people, delicious food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The service at the cash register was egregiously poor, leaving a lasting impression that discourages future visits. Furthermore, the exorbitant pricing for basic fare such as rice, beans, and chicken was disproportionate and disappointing.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
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