Gina - Lake Worth

It was my first time trying this place out I love their food. The food was fresh and I didn’t have to wait long.

The food is really good taste awesome good Caribbean food!!

The food taste good don't get me wrong . I order $8 plate and I can count the Pieces of grio in it . Wasn't a lot of rice. Just order $11 plate hopefully that has more wasn't even enough to share between me and my 5 yr

New Haitian restaurant just opened which used to be a Mexican/Guatemalan restaurant. They have a big menu of all traditional Haitian dishes that you can get either as a half plate or a full plate. Dishes include okra and meat stew, Militoj (chayote) and meat stew, bouillon soup which has pumpkin and other vegetables and meat, Lalo which is a green vegetable almost like a spinach (called Jews mallow in Egypt and common there and in the Middle East), Haitian style spaghetti which has cut up hot dogs in a tomato sauce, maya moulin which is a corn salad stew, oxtail, fried fish which is usually a whole fried snapper, griot which is fried pork, fried chicken, fried turkey, beef, goat and chicken wings. For sides they have salad, fried green banana, macaroni salad, black beans, rice and beans, white rice, black bean sauce (which is delicious Haitian style, usually contains some cloves or allspice and puréed into a thick black bean sauce), noir sos or white bean sauce, and pento sos or pinto beans. I received a huge plate of white rice, to stones, salad and pickliz and a cup of pinto bean soup. The pinto beans were delicious and hot, rice steaming hot and very good, pickliz super hot and delicious ! Better than most pickliz I've had, fresh and super spicy with habanero or scotch bonnet, I can tell it was freshly made. One of the best Haitian restaurants I've been to in south Florida and I'll return to try out more things.

Those food are really delicious