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    C'est Si Bon Cafe

    4.0 (64 reviews)
    InexpensiveHaitian, Soul Food
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Quiet
    Casual
    Classy
    Good for groups

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    Legume
    Rebecca C.

    Delicious food. I've been here several times and the food is always fresh. The soup joumou is so filling. The legume is always perfect and their pikliz is just the right amount of spice to add to your meal. I've had authentic Haitian food before and this comes pretty freaking close. I've tried other Haitian restaurants in Atlanta/Atlanta are and this one is definitely the winner. Food always taste fresh. The amount of food you receive is so worth the price. The turkey is a hit or miss for me. I've ordered it on two separate occasions and one time it was perfectly cooked & moist and the other it was dry. I don't know about you, but dry turkey is not appetizing. That would be my only complaint. My next meal will be the red snapper. I've seen other people order it and it always looks so delicious. And of course you can't go wrong with a patty. Definitely give this place a try!!

    Authentic Haitian food
    Kerry M.

    F no the price went up to up definitely new owners 26 is to high for lunch the worst part am not even Full I spent about 50 cause I even had two 2 patties n a drink they give u small Portions I use to spent 21$ with all that it is some shady business in they take to long . Definitely new owners can't come back this was my A spot for lunch not anymore had to up date for the people

    Beef patty/chicken patty
    Sabina M.

    I read about this restaurant from Lakol Magazine, a local publication. At the time they were one of the few restaurants open that sold the traditional New Year Day Pumpkin Soup (Joumou). I ordered it for my family and recently came back to grab a breakfast bite. Unfortunately, they are not open for breakfast but they do offer meat pies in the morning. I ordered chicken and beef patties. They were fresh and hot. The flavors and flaky crust sealed the deal. I definitely recommend trying them for lunch and dinner.

    Oxtail
    David H.

    Located a while away off of Windy Hill, this tiny little restaurant offers a rather odd experience mixed with some delicious food. After parking in what seems like a tragedy of a parking lot, I walked myself into this quiet Caribbean restaurant. I was greeted by a gentlemen behind the counter and all of his attention was on me. Well, it had to be, I was the only customer there during this lunch rush. Saddened by the lack of liveliness in the room, I quickly ordered and sat myself down at one of the cheap looking tables. I began to feel obligated to chit chat with the server/cashier since it felt like we were the only ones with a heartbeat within a five mile radius. Awkward, but pleasantly nice fellow. Oxtail was the name of the game this time and I was excited to try this Haitian delicacy. This dish requires hours and hours of cooking in order to be eaten correctly, meaning it can be rubber-tough if not made with care and time. I bit into this nice morsel of cow meat and fat. The savory red sauce complimented the style of this dish well and the meat was delicious. It wasn't fall off of the bone, but soft enough to not require the jaws of life. On the side were rice and beans, which complimented the meal well enough, though I longed for something more. I can see the strengths of this restaurant very well, and it hides some of the weaknesses, but that's what I didn't expect of this place. I expected something more of the surroundings and desired a cultured filled room that grants a nice aura of welcome. The food is wonderful, but leaves me disappointed in the place I ate it at.

    Jay L.

    This is what I call BANG for your BUCK! An entire plate of fried turkey and diri kole for $10!!! Flavor was on point! I'll try the fried snapper next time I visit!

    Stewed chicken, rice&beans, and plantains.

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    7 years ago

    Amazing establishment! Authentic Haitian food at its finest! The owners are also amazing.

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    For years I've lived here never knowing there was an authentic Haitian restaurant in the metro area. There food is amazing

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    My husband and I recently moved to Atlanta and we love this place. We order from them all the time. Very good Haitian food.

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    9 years ago

    This place was amazing. The black rice was excellent. I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a great inexpensive meal.

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    11 years ago

    The food was amazing. My husband got the legume and I got grio it was delicious. I will definitely come back to this place again.

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    10 years ago

    The BEST Haitian food you can find in GA in my opinion. Authentic Haitian food...must try it.

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    Using only fresh squeezed juice...it doesn't get fresher than this!

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    Marie's Kitchen - Cabrit meal with Haitian Black Rice (Djon Djon) and green plantain.

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    Great food! Personable service! Authentic Haitian decor!…read more Enjoyed each and every moment of my visit. The pictures, articles and artwork grabbed my attention the moment I entered the restaurant. The diverse content educated on the history of Haiti featuring landmarks and anecdotes. I was first introduced to Jo Jo Fritay during FIFA World Cup activities this summer. Jo Jo shared the history, full menu options and invited me to visit the restaurant. My visit was factored into plans to be in Kennesaw. I truly was appreciative of the information and the continued hospitality from Lalin upon arrival. Lalin was extremely proficient and pleasant when answering all questions we had. She offered thoughtful suggestions as I wanted to try something new. I opted to get my go-to Haitian griot and added the Fritay. Fritay is a combo of fried sides. Not my norm, minus green plantain, but it was an extremely tasty combination of vegetables, green plantain and a dough like fried bread. Pikleaz inclusion was as a must as well as a side of gravy. My meal was enough to satisfy my appetite for two meals. The only thing missing was my obligatory djon djon rice. I was told that black rice (its other name) is only available on Sundays. Still extremely impressed with food, service and visuals!

    Around the corner haitian food, it's hard to come back.This place reminds me of living back in…read moreflorida being around my haitian friends.

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