Fun location with great menu. Loved the Jerk Elote, plantain fries and Oxtail meal. Phenomenal…read moreservice and cool atmosphere.

Salty but tasty vegan Jamaican comfort food. We had the vegan oxtail that was made with mushrooms…read moreand legumes. Fun experience!

The food is nothing short of amazing and is sure to impress vegans and non vegans alike. The…read morepastelito was out of this world and the club sub was the best I've ever had. The staff was friendly and helpful. I am so happy that I found this place and I cannot wait to go back.

I had an appointment in Miramar so what a great excuse to try a new place.....right?!?! I am so…read morehappy this is the spot we chose. Let's start with the cute store front. Super cute spot and CLEAN! Pretty small.....no seating but the food is front and center. We were greeted by Aisha the owner of this cute little gem. She had so much passion when she spoke about her food.....I LOVE THAT! Super sweet and personable. We felt welcome upon entering. The food was incredible....exceeded all of my expectations. We ordered 2 of almost everything. Spanakopita, Buffalo Empanadas, Potato Samosas, Guava Cheese Pastry, Meat Filled Pastry, Cream Horns, "Ham and Cheese" Pastry, Cookies, and more empanadas. She includes heating instructions for her product....LOVE THAT! She cooks small batches to keep her product fresh throughout the day.......PASSION! Everything was incredible! Aisha is American born with Indian and Middle Eastern roots and it is front and center in her food. So much flavor! The Spanakopita was a "lemony spinachy" piece of heaven! The Cream Horn was..... WHAT!!!!! I just can't even....... I definitely suggest that you check her out! You will not be disappointed. The non-vegans will be impressed and the vegans will feel bamboozled.

I purchased the fried turkey (Tassot Dinde) along with the Diri Djondjon (black rice), and it was…read moredelicious, moist, and well-seasoned. The rice was flavorful and cooked to perfection. I would have given it a five-star rating if they had provided a bit more fried turkey considering the price. Additionally, the service could have been better.

The food was okay, but it used to be much better. I asked for the stewed chicken and black rice…read moreentree which is supposed to come with a salad, but as you can see there's no salad. I also believe this is stewed Turkey, not chicken. They just gave me whatever they wanted to give me. It's a hole-in-the-wall restaurant, very small, and you'll pass it if you drive too fast. Again the food is decent if you're craving Haitian food and you're in the area, but now there are better spots in different parts of the city/county area.

Just go, you will be glad you did! I have been trying to make it down to this food truck for…read moreseveral weeks. It's about 30 minutes from me, but worth the drive. The owner cares about his food and it shows. He recommended the mushrooms for me and asked if I was ok with BBQ, and I replied with bring it and boy did he ever. Delicious mushroom sammy and I can't wait to return!

Wow!!!! This divine food truck is a lil confusing to find with the address listed. But once I…read morecalled the owner, his amazing customer service got us in the right path! I got the soulfood plate and was blown away by the amazing flavor of everything on the plate!! The Mac and Cheese was so delicious, the cabbage was unique and had an amazing texture! I don't care for mushrooms, but I couldn't even tell!!! All I knew was THIS IS BOMB!!! The sauces really got me wanting to buy a whole bottle Thank you we will be back!!!! Like tonight, ima be back

Their soup and the buttery tasting rice that came with it was SOOOO phenomenal. VERY delicious! But…read moretheir prices are ridiculous. I was told that the larger sized portion of their beef soup was only $12, and the bill came out to over $20! The Gatorade was a whopping $4! I thought this was extremely ridiculous. Then their payment system STILL asks you if you want to leave a tip after you've already paid with gratuity included! Unbelievable! The restaurant is tiny and slow. The girls working here were nice, but I'm not coming back here ...because of the cost just to sit down and try to eat because you're hungry. This place is ridiculous.

Small cafe that has amazing authentic food. I had a ham and cheese empanada and a pupusa. It was…read morethe first time I had a pupusa and it may be my new favorite thing. It was filled chicken and cheese it was so delicious. It also came with a like red sauce that wasn't quite salsa but was good. I ordered ahead of time and got it to go. The service was fast and friendly. The only complaint I have is that they bagged the sauce and it leaked everywhere. I wish I lived here so I can try more food.

WOW! Hidden gem. Found this place on instagram.... Small convenient store near my job. Note that…read moreit's not a dine in restaurant. What you order is to go. Decided to visit on my way home from work based on the reviews/photos. I made sure to look around the kitchen where they cook, etc. super super clean. They welcomed me immediately when I walked in and asked if I needed help choosing my menu. They made suggestions and I went with the spring rolls, tom yum soup, shrimp pad Thai & special fried rice. I could have ordered more.... but thought let's start with the basics and take it from there. - Spring Rolls- crispy not greasy yummy - Tom Yum Soup - delish, lots of mushrooms & full of authentic Thai flavors - Shrimp Pad Thai - BIG fresh crisp shrimp, full of flavor - Special Fried Rice- Again full of big fresh shrimp and great flavor. They will ask you how you want your spice, which is real important because some folks can't tolerate too much heat. Portions were very nice reasonably priced compared to Thai restaurants out there again if you don't want the whole sit down serve experience and just wanna pick up some good food on your way home I highly suggest to support your local small business. These ladies know what they're doing. Welcome to the neighborhood!

This is a little takeout place in the connivence store. We picked up drunken noodles (rice…read morenoodles) with chicken and red current with chicken. The food tasted authentic and flavors are good.

Just an update - we have become regulars at this place. It is ALWAYS good. EVERY SINGLE TIME…read more They have expanded and now have seating, other than the counter, and they have expanded their menu. If you haven't tried it, you should. Outstanding.

Normally I don't care for healthy or vegan foods. My wife doesn't eat meat so we decided to check…read morethis spot out. The 2 people running it are really nice. The black bean burger with guac was amazing!!! Also the chicken kebab was also amazing. We had a drink made from purple corn that was also really tasty. Overall I loved everything. So I'm pretty sure that if your into this sort of stuff you would also enjoy it.

I was around 4.5 rating for this place but couldn't overlook a few important details... Plus Yelp…read moredoesn't allow half measures :) Found this place by accident as I was searching for the nearest spot with decent reviews to grab a dinner. Yelp app wasn't loading due to network issues in the area, so I had to use Google Maps. Glad I did as otherwise I'd have never discovered this restaurant since it hadn't been on Yelp. The restaurant located at the back of Le Mer Condominiums building. You have to go through the main entrance for the building and then ask front desk on how to get to the restaurant. There's no outside or inside signage indicating there's a restaurant, so the place is literally undiscoverable unless you are looking for it. It does look comparatively new and the number of reviews on Google at the time of my visit was also very limited (19 to be precise) with the oldest dating 2 months back. I'd question the owner's plan on bringing more business into the restaurant because, again, no one would know it's there... The best evidence of the lack of advertisement and popularity is the fact that on Friday evening I was literally the only customer in attendance. The interior looks welcoming and casual, it does give an impression that the owner(s) attempted to make it special with some fun decor details. There's a separate bar area, that said, it doesn't have a bartender and doesn't seem to attract guests. There's also outside seating which is probably the main attraction during morning and day times. As I was there in the evening, the strong wind wasn't making it an option to sit outside. The turn off for the interior was the exposure to the kitchen that is visible from any seat within the interior space. I could see how when more guests are around and cooking is more active, the smells and sounds would make it feel overwhelming to be there. Also there were cute bar stools placed along the bar counter separating the tables from the kitchen. It looked like their main purpose was storage of extra pillows that were probably brought from outside due to the strong wind. I can't imagine a customer being interested in seating in one of those stools and staring at the kitchen. The fact that the stools were used for storage was definitely affecting the feel from the interior in a negative way. The service was good with the waiter being friendly and available. Well, there were no other guests, so there were no distractions for the staff. The menu is limited and mainly built around popular items from Eastern European cuisine such as Bosch soup, vareniki, Beef Stroganoff, etc. There are a couple of Contemporary American cuisine items too like chicken wings and burgers. Kids menu surprised me by a wide selection of options (see pics). The drink options listed on the menu are very limited from the alcohol perspective. There are just four unnamed wines (just the type of wine is listed), all for $15/glass and three beer options priced at $6. The lack of alcohol selection is possibly compensated by the offering by a wider assortment of regular tea for $8, crafted tea for $13, fresh squeezed juice for $7, and lemonades and smoothies for $12. It's unclear what the quantity the customer will be receiving after paying the hefty price for such non-alcoholic beverages though. Hoping it's a good amount to share. If you are still reading, you probably figured out that another downside of the place is pricing. Additionally to the overpriced beverages, there are other items that hit you with a large price tag, e.g. Bosch soup for $15 and desserts starting at $13/portion. From the food quality and taste perspective: the Borsch I tried was pretty good and served in a beautiful bowl, the mini chebureki were really tiny, tasted okay but lacked the expected juiciness and amount of filling was very less. The carrot juice was great and looked just prepared (as one would expect). To sum up, the place might be great for sunny warm time to sit outside and grab some food and non-alcoholic beverages, probably great if you have children to feed. Not the best option for a romantic dinner or fun get together with friends that would involve alcoholic beverages (unless you are good with unknown wine or Corona).

Simple and good menu. Friendly service…read more Good food reasonably priced. Love the hamburgers and the soups.