One person answering the phones, taking and making the orders. I repeated my order 3 times. 35…read moreminutes later I realized I was missing legume from my order. I went back and he said he doesn't do mix and match and he never charged me for legume even though that's what I asked for. $24 for white rice, sauce turkey and not 1 bannan. After the tip, almost $30 to not get what I asked for is crazy work.

First time experiencing this restaurant and last time…read more Food: too salty and too greasy, the legume with bean sauce was a disappointment. Ever salivated for something you haven't had in a long time only to get mad because the smell & aesthetics did not match the taste all. It looked good and smelled delicious but was awful in taste/flavor. The flavor was not quite "it". Disliked the beans in the legume. The bean sauce lacked luster and had a colorful assortment of undercooked beans. The pain white rice, salad and fried plantains were the only enjoyable items! $21 for legume is overpriced Service: very welcoming, friendly Ambiance: casual, family friendly, easy parking. Seating is tight, not good for large groups.

If you come to Tampa, even for A DAY Don't come for a…read moreconcert, a movie or a PLAY If you plan on fast food, just stay AWAY Cause if you come to Tampa, you go to ALEZ! Haitian food is here to STAY It'll rock your world, it'll make your DAY There isn't really anything more to SAY So if you come to Tampa, you come to ALEZ! YAY! What to get: Legumes, beef stew, anything he recommends What not to get: Angry at the haters, because Haters gonna Haitian! My fave restaurant in Tampa, amazing portions and value, wonderful service and ownership, and some of the best tasting food I've ever had, which made me fall in love with Haitian food! In fact we need more rapping, STAT! Barbie is so hot so we're always MATING She's usually screaming for the whole DURATION But the best food in Tampa, for your INFORMATION Is Legumes and more at Alez HAITIAN! As for the haters, obvi they're always HATING But this food deserves a standing OVATION With Alex around, you'll never suffer STARVATION Cause the best food in Tampa is Alez HAITIAN! So yes. One of the very best food experiences in FL. Perfect Haitian food. Amazing. The Beef with Legumes (Veggies) is perfection, esp because of the eggplant. But everything they make is damn good. I didn't even realize that I was in love with Haitian food until I came to Tampa. I thought I was only in love with Barbie. I thought I was going to have to get down to Miami (sort of like I get down to Kool & The Gang) to try the really amazing Caribbean and Latin food... but I found some great versions of them up here in Tampa, and this was at the very top of my list. This remains the best Haitian food I've ever had, even now that I've tried the best ones in Miami (half a dozen of them, in fact), and several in other parts of the country. We're talking about some of the most miraculous food you'll ever eat. It's not dirt cheap but it's not expensive and portions are huge. You'll be addicted as soon as you try those legumes, rife with eggplant, which are the number one dish for me. But absolutely everything they make is off the charts beautiful. It would be my first destination for food when I come back to Tampa, and not just for the perfect food but for the beautiful murals on the wall and for the wonderful service as well. He was so curious and tickled about how I found his place, but I'm so glad that I did. This is yet another example of how wonderful Yelp can be when it's done right and used right. Haitian food is "of the Gods" (as the Greeks would say) (in Greek) (OK fine I made it up) and probably my favourite from the Caribbean, and this is the ultimate Haitian food place. If I could give 10 stars, I would. Come here immediately when you are in Tampa and get the legumes and whatever else you want. You will be as thrilled as I was. In fact, it's so good that: You'll thank all Haitians for their IMMIGRATION Your neither regions will produce LIQUIDATION Which can be used for natural LUBRICATION And help you achieve food SATIATION It's the best, and that's not a false ALLEGATION Top food in Tampa, it receives my NOMINATION It makes me and Barbie practice PROCREATION We enjoy it as much as PENETRATION As much as a sub enjoys SUFFOCATION As much as Barbie oft inflicts STRANGULATION As much as a bad employee enjoys INSUBORDINATION It causes her underwear to endure SATURATION As much as J-WOWW's hotter than the SITUATION As much as our pictures threaten SANITATION And cause random acts of MASTURBATION Come straight over to ALEZ HAITIAN! WHAT

Saddens me to write this cause I want my people to win, but at this point, Alez is embarrassing…read moreHaitian cuisine to be selling this mess. I bought a large diri kole pwa rouge ak koden (rice and peas with fried turkey) and the rice was soooo dry and tasteless. The turkey was ok but it wasn't the most flavorful as it usually is. My red flag was the sauce! Before paying I held it and asked them if this is the sauce they make and they said yes- but it was just the broth from the meat they cooked. They either poured it directly into the cup or attempted to make a sauce with it and tomato paste but failed miserably. Haitian cuisine is like no other and this restaurant continues to get more terrible overtime. I've been eating here since 2015 and the food taste is currently at its worst. I wasted $14 because I could only eat like 4 bites of it- I lost my appetite for the whole day and gotta reset my taste palette. Im gonna have to either re-cook/re-vamp it or just take my L and throw it out. The last management made tolerable food to eat when you crave Haitian food but Kreyol Delight is closed or something, this new management is just terrible. I should've drove the extra mile to KD-- never am ever eating here again.

There is a few good spots but this will be my go to Haitian spot. The owner is so sweet is super…read moresweet as we'll Good customer service

I ran to Sabines after I saw some friend's TikTok videos on how good the food was here! The…read moreatmosphere was very welcoming and Ms. Sabine was such a sweet lady. She made me feel like family. I ended up ordering the goat in sauce, rice and beans, fried plantains and a side of pikliz. the food was so flavorful, fresh and made with love. I will definitely be coming back to try something I've been eyeing (the red snapper). By the way for the New Year, she is making Soup Jou Mou and if you know you know! Don't miss out.

Let me start off by saying the pictures I took don't do this meal justice but I was too busy eating…read moreand had already started pouring sos pwa on my rice that I didn't get a chance to snap a picture with the proper presentation. This food was good!!! I thoroughly enjoyed it. I ordered fried pork and that comes with white rice (and bean sauce) or rice and peas. It also includes two pieces of banan peze (fried plantain) and that was fresh and crispy. The staff was nice, gave me the food quickly, and calling in the order for pickup was seamless. I highly recommend to anyone wanting to try Haitian food

Bonjou Couldn't leave Tampa without a taste of Haiti! I've…read morehad griot before, so this time I went for something different -- Dinde Frit (fried turkey) paired with the traditional Haitian Djon Djon rice (mushroom rice), sweet plantains, and spicy pikliz. Also couldn't resist grabbing a flaky beef pate to go -- honestly, I might love it even more than a Jamaican patty. Washed it all down with a classic Haitian Fruit Champagne soda. The turkey was perfectly deep-fried yet still tender, and that rice? Some of the best Caribbean rice I've ever had. If you're in Tampa and craving authentic Haitian flavors, I highly recommend Bon Zanmi Establishment had a good amount of seating available and was nicely decorated. It seems they may host events here at night. The lady at the bar taking orders was helpful and very friendly. I would definitely come back if in Tampa.

K & J is Caribbean grocery store selling hot food and grocery items. We have surprise visit when we…read morepass by it. We stop and check it out. The Caribbean market is just so so. The hot deli is interesting. I believe they speak creole but not sure. We have a Legume Viand Bef. It is Caribbean vegetable with beef. All that cook in stew. The taste is interesting. It come with rice and a spicy claw slaw. It was delicious to try something new. The second dish is the Caribbean fried chicken with plantains. The coating is lightly touch. It come with three chicken leg. Food is good while it hot. Overall experience is special. But they are not easy to communicate. They got the wrong order in the first time. We corrected. The fried chicken need some wait time. But I like it fried at the order. Not sure we can call in order. Even so, they may get it wrong.

Ordered through Uber the fried snapper dinner and was very disappointed. It was old, full of…read moregrease and refried too hard. Love Haitian food but this was a great miss today. $30 wasted.

Haitian food north of downtown…read more I was in the area and decided to try out a new restaurant. As I'm the only person in my family who loves Haitian food, I decided to try George's Family Cuisine. They have a cafeteria set-up, but it's mostly empty. There's a menu, but you're better off just asking what they have, because the menu doesn't correspond (nor do the prices listed!). On my visit, they had black rice (rice and beans, black in color from being cooked with mushrooms) and goat, so that's what I ordered. I think there was a veggie stew and some sort of chicken dish as well. There are a few small tables in the restaurant, but the employees were sitting at those, so without asking my preference, they served my food in stryofoam (thank goodness I do live close enough to take the food to go!). The portion was huge, enough for two meals. Inexplicably, maybe because they didn't have salad or a veggie dish as a side, I was given a whole (peeled but uncooked) banana. She was about to wrap up my meal when I asked about pikliz, which they do have in the fridge. She gave me the dregs of the pikliz. The total cost was $24 including tax. The food was... fine. The goat was tender and not too gamy. The rice was bland. The pikliz were not spicy or acidic enough, so I guess I'm glad I was at home and could add hot sauce to compensate for the lack of seasoning in the rice and goat. I guess I'll have to keep on driving up to the USF area when I am craving Haitian food.

Hidden Gem! Best rice and sòs pwa legume! Great friendly service. Get there before 7:15p.read more

Arguably the best Haitian restaurant in all of the Tampa Bay Area! I've ordered multiple times from…read morehere and the food has never disappointed. I squally get the fried turkey meal (comes with rice and peas and pikliz) or griot, so you can't really go wrong with either option. Based off of that I'm sure their legume is delicious as well If you're ever in the area on Jan 1st make sure to pick up some soup joumou!

I have been eyeing this location for a while. I am jamaican so I was curious. It was empty inside,…read moremaybe it was the day and time that I visited. I was in a rush so I just wanted to pop in out of curiosity. I got a kola champagne (D&G) brand as well as a beef patty. I cant remember the price, but it was reasonable. I'd love to go back and try the meals. I haven't had black rice in a while so maybe ill pop back in this weekend .

I came back 6 years later and the food is still excellent. I came here twice on back to back days…read more Some of the best Jerk and brown stew chicken you have had. The staff is friendly and gave us ice cream while we waited. Hosted about 5 friends and they loved it. The owner Poppi is a very nice guy. I love this place.

I ordered jerk chicken Rasta pasta and was surprised it was linguine and not penne pasta. There…read morewere also no bell peppers like the typical Rasta pasta. It was very spicy which was fine but had no other flavor. It was also very greasy, after I warmed it up there was an excessive amount of oil in the bottom of my bowl. Not to mention, I ordered jerk chicken Rasta pasta and received shrimp. I didn't notice until I got home.