Came here because I bought a Pulsd deal for dinner and wanted to try something new :)…read more Everything was was great - the experience, food, service! It was my first time trying Haitian food and I was surprised at how similar it was to Spanish food. Every plate we ordered was very flavorful and unique in taste. The sauces that came with our dishes were spicy (just how I like it) but so unique in spice too. I could have drank the sauces. There was nothing that we didn't like! The drinks were also simple, very light and yummy - not too sweet. The vibes of the restaurant were also very cute and dimly lit (but not too dim). They gave us the best seat in the house too - the corner window booth with views of the entire floor. It was a perfect date night! Will definitely be coming back and highly recommend if you're looking to eat some delicious Haitian food!

The food was like a 7.5 out of ten. I had the seafood fritters, which didn't really taste like…read moreseafood, more so of a dough taste. I also had the classic stewed chicken. It was good, but my food wasn't hot, so I'm assuming they hadn't just made it. It was also ridiculously overpriced for 2 pieces of chicken and rice. It could've at least came with plantains or an additional side. The service was also mediocre. Whenever I asked my server for something it seemed like I was bothering her. Overall, it was nice to see a Haitian restaurant in Manhattan, but you could definitely get more for your money by going to a Haitian place in Queens or Brooklyn. I probably wouldn't come again.

I ordered fried goat with plantains and rice. I put black rice in the notes but I guess they didn't…read morehave any. I got white rice. It came with a side of what looked like beans but the beans were cooked down. So there weren't chunks of beans. Everything was delicious. The fried plantains weren't too hard. The goat was FLAVORFUL and the beans over the white rice paired perfectly. I gave 4 stars because I didn't get black rice. I wanted Haitian food for the black rice. I'd order from here again but I'd go in person.

Ordered on Uber Eats for dinner tonight. Stewed turkey and rice. Get a message from the restaurant…read morethat they don't have turkey so I ask them if they have small red snapper, which is listed on the menu, they say yes. Fine, I expect my order to arrive with a fried small red snapper right? Nope. Instead they sent stewed fish in a small bowl. So why did you tell me you had small red snapper if you didn't intend on sending me that?! You try to support your fellow Haitians by patronizing their establishments but they make it hard with this kind of foolishness. They can't sit on ice for a while as I won't be going back.

Man this was incredible. Had the Mini To Boush Fritay Box with Griot Pork lunch special which is…read morelike a sampler and it was so so good. The pork was amazingly tender and crispy and the pikliz was nice and crunchy and spicy. Papo the server was great and I'll def be back when I'm in the neighborhood

I really wanted to try this restaurant because I follow and appreciate what Chef Nadege does for…read morethe Haitian community, so I was excited to support. The space is beautiful and very well decorated, and the servers were kind and knowledgeable about the menu. I ordered the djon djon rice bowl with oxtail, the fritay platter, and soup joumou, and we also tried the Sunday special with white rice and sos pwa. My dish came out after everyone else's, so I ended up taking it to go, which was disappointing. The fritay platter was a highlight. The plantains were crispy and the akra and marinade were well seasoned. My mom enjoyed her soup, but felt the sos pwa was a bit watery and could have been thicker. When I got home, the rice had a great texture but the aroma smelled slightly burnt, maybe they were going for a smoky flavor. The oxtail was well flavored, but I did find a small piece of plastic in my rice, which was concerning. Overall it was okay, but it did not blow me away. I have had better Haitian food at cookouts or family gatherings, though if this is your first time trying Haitian food, you may enjoy it.

It was the best Haitian food I ate here during my time in New York…read more I will come next time for sure! Thank you guys!

I can't lie it's a bit hard to find this restaurant using navigation when walking is your mode of…read moretransportation, and you're not a native of the city. However, this is a hidden gem you should try. It appears to be a family owned restaurant. Decor is light and seating is sparse, so if you plan to bring a party of 4 or more I'd definitely suggest calling ahead to potentially make a reservation. We also came on an extremely hot day and sadly their A/C system wasn't working so it was on the warmer side. Not unbearable but a bit uncomfortable, so just keep that in mind if that's the case when you show up. What I will say when it comes to the experience and food is that it doesn't get more authentic than this. I asked for a recommendation and was told to order the griot, which was well seasoned and quite large portion size wise. The plate came with a rice of choice, two fried plantain, beans, pikliz and dipping sauce for the meat. Not bad for $20. I ordered to go because I had an event to go to, but can attest that they do a great job of plating their dishes when you dine in. If I'm ever in NYC again I wouldn't mind returning, dining in and hopefully trying something different like their Kalalou or legume which looks incredible.

My Mom's repast was held there on Sat 11/15/2025 and the service was HORRIBLE! They ran out of…read morefood. They were very rude to our guests. And when we complained to our point of contact Paul, he was dismissive. When I arrived from the cemetery, the ladies bathroom had no soap and it was just filthy! I wanted my Mom to have a beautiful send off, instead family members had to take over serving the food. VERY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!! I don't recommend this place for anything! If I could give this place -10 rating, I would! Very disappointed. We need to do better within our community.

I would of given a negative star if it was an option. The repass of my uncle was held here. It…read morewasn't a pleasant experience at all. My sister who arranged everything with the owner was a bit taken back with the lack of professionalism, let alone empathy when we arrived. We came from out of town to mourn with family and friends at this establishment due to it being Haitian owned but there's always a first time and a last time to everything. And this is the last time that we will support this business. I would suggest the owner and staff take a course in leadership, etiquette and customer service because this is not it.

This is a terrific place for family, gatherings for gatherings with friends. Brunch on Sundays was…read moreterrific with live music. They also have live music throughout the week. The service is quite good from the door to your table. You're here for delicious food and really great live music. Parking is available. It's easily accessible in terms of getting here it's an all-around good vibe.

Well well well what can I say when paired with great buisness and quality food there is nothing to…read morecomplain about. Food is perfection and ambience is very beautiful and calming. I love when places are just so fancy and professional with the quality of food being overall aesthetically perfect I can't even begin to start explaining how much I love about this place.

CASH ONLY. A1 customer service. The radiant woman at the cash register was so excited when I told…read moreher it was my first time visiting La P'tite Baguette Shop. Made me feel special. Her joy was contagious. I got the chicken patties, beef patties, and spinach patties. Half a dozen for $10.50. All so good. I wanted to try the Phoscao because I've never had it before. Best I can describe it is a spiced thick chocolate milk.

No frills Haitian bakery with some awesome patties and pastries…read more Tucked away in Springfield gardens is this gem of a bakery. I try to go once a month to try their beef and chicken patties. Haitian patties are smaller and baked in a different type of bread than Jamaican patties or empanadas are. While you are there get a loaf of bread it's awesome. Customer service is great, just know what you want and keep it moving. Don't linger and be annoying there is plenty of enough time to see the menu and there isn't many options. Chicken patty 4/5 Very little filling depending on the luck of the draw but the seasoning is amazing. Beef patty 4.5/5 Solid as always also there isn't much filling sometimes but the bread is flaky and is tasty. The filling is amazing.

Since moving almost two years ago to my current neck of the woods I miss my delicious West Indian…read moreRestaurants. I was craving something tasty and reminded me of home so I decided to order from Ky's via GrubHub. I placed an order for, 3 Piece Acra, Pate Kode (Chicken Pattie), Poulet (Fried Chicken), as well as Macaroni & Cheese. I received a call that they didn't have Poulet and if I wanted you substitute the lunch special for something else. I decided on Vegetable Legumes. I never received my order although the driver said he delivered it. I contacted the restaurant and asked them to locate the driver because my order was no where to be found. I checked the lobby and the adjacent building, but to no avail.

Oh my goodness. I just had fried Red Snapper, black rice with oxtail gravy, beet salad and crispy…read moreplantain. It was absolutely delicious The fish was large as well as the portions. I highly recommend. Ordered delivery today October 11, 2019. Friday is fish day. The red snapper was not freshly battered and fried. It tasted refried and a little burnt. I was disappointed this time. The black rice, beet salad and plantains were good. Sorry Ky's, I give honest reviews.