One of my favorite hatian restaurants! comes with a lot of food for fairly priced and tastes…read moreamazing !

I've been craving some authentic Haitian cuisine, and Le Goût Des Caraïbes came highly…read morerecommended--so I had to give it a try. From the moment I walked in, the energy was inviting and refreshing. The staff were welcoming and friendly. They made sure I had everything I needed and explained the menu well. You could tell they take pride in their food and culture. The inside of the restaurant is painted a bright, vibrant green that immediately catches your eye. It feels fresh, clean, and full of life. Kompa music plays in the background, setting the perfect mood--it honestly made me want to dance while waiting for my food! The vibe is effortlessly Caribbean, transporting you without ever leaving the city. Portions were generous, and for the flavor and quality, it's more than worth it. Great value for an authentic Caribbean experience. You won't leave hungry! I went with my go to meal , which never disappoints! * Dinde Tassot (fried turkey): Crispy on the outside, tender inside. Seasoned to perfection--savory, flavorful, and with that bold Haitian kick. * Black rice (diri djon djon): Rich, earthy, and aromatic. You can tell it's made with love and tradition. * Macaroni with cheese: Creamy, cheesy, and made just right--comfort food at its best. Not baked, but still Great. I always order extra ! * Fried plantains: Golden and sweet with a perfect crisp on the outside. * Pikliz & gravy: The pikliz added that tangy, spicy crunch that ties everything together beautifully. The gravy? Poured it on everything! Can't wait to explore more on the menu !

Tried the griot, black rice, rice and beans and pressed plantain. The griot was fresh and very…read moretender. The black rice could've had more flavor. The rice and beans were flavorful and the rice was cooked perfectly. I could've had two orders of the plantains. They were fried just right. The few times I've been, you can tell they know when to change their grease.

I called this resturaunt at 9:25PM yesterday and asked what time they close. They said they close…read moreat 10 PM and I said i was on my way but I was going to call back at 9:35 once I got my family's order together which was going to be over $200. I called back 3 times at 9:35 and they didn't answer. I proceed to drive to Le Chic and I arrived at 9:47. They refused to take my order because the person in the back no longer wanted to cook. They wouldn't serve me or another patron. I asked to speak to the owner because your employees were turning down orders and they stated he wasn't in. It was my first time at the establishment and I will never return.

Tasty, nice size portions. Delicious! Would return just to…read moretry something different! Ordered ahead to save the wait.

food is terrible. It taste like it's at least three days old. extremely disappointing ‍read more

Absolutely delicious foods! Ordered from here today for the first time, kind patient front staff…read morewho helped me choose my order as I'm not too familiar with Haitian foods. Large dinner take out portion--served in an aluminum half sheet covered tray! I work next door at the CMVC Nursing School and will definitely be ordering again

I have never felt so unwelcome as a paying customer. I called ahead specifically to place a takeout…read moreorder and was told, rudely, that I could NOT place my order over the phone and that I had to physically come into the restaurant. I drove out of my way specifically because I was told I needed to come in. When I arrived, the young woman working was sitting on her phone and completely ignoring me. Instead of greeting me or acknowledging me as a customer, she eventually waved me over with an attitude as if I were inconveniencing her. To make matters worse, when I attempted to order the stew turkey I had specifically come there for, I was told they were out. I asked if they had just recently run out, and she said no -- which makes the entire situation even more frustrating. If you already knew you were out of an item, why have a customer drive all the way there just to place an order in person? A simple "we're out of that today" over the phone would have saved me the trip. The attitude from beginning to end was extremely rude and dismissive. I understand that people have bad days, but customers should not be made to feel like a nuisance for simply trying to spend their money at your establishment. And honestly, the restaurant was completely empty when I arrived. If you're trying to run a successful business and attract customers, treating the few customers who actually walk through your door with this kind of attitude is not the way to do it. I was willing to go out of my way to support this restaurant, and instead I left feeling disrespected and unwelcome. Customer service matters, regardless of who the customer is or what they look like. I will not be returning, and based on this experience, I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone.

This is my 2nd time having Haitian food. Best experience ever. The young man behind the counter was…read morekind, patient and knowledgeable. I was able to order my food, got home everything was there hot fresh and tasted amazing. Thank you so very much! I'll def be back!!!

While on vacation we visited this Haitian restaurant and I'm so happy I did! The food was fresh,…read moretasty and hot! I got the chicken stew, beans and rice, fried plantains, and salad. My husband got chicken wings, beans and rice and salad and he loved it also! I would definitely recommend this restaurant if anyone is in North Fort Lauderdale area and want some authentic Haitian food

The customer service is horrible. This lady answer the phone like it's not a business. That's her…read moreprivate phone and what is this I asked for Haitian cake. This thing is hard. This is not a Haitian cake in charge people five dollars for this crappy of yours saying that you have a Haitian cake this is horrible. This is horrible people that know how to make cake and down to Miami the slice of cake that's two dollars, which is worth more than five dollars. This thing is hard this I don't I don't know what to call it. This is not cake and I ask if I can bring that back to give me my money back because I do not want it. I wasted my gas a whole 90 minute to drive to this horrible place and in the first the first time I called her answer her phone like it's not a business. Ing this to the better business people if they do have the portal so I will be reporting that to the Better Business Bureau this makes no sense people that knows how to make cake don't start their cake like that and the seller want me to throw the Food or White and not doing anything about it so you want me to lose money but when you do some crap and not throwing it away, but you want me to lose money. Do not call this Haitian cake.

For the best Haitian food, Sandy's Bakery is the place to go to. The team in this restaurant is…read moresuper kind and was able to provide me with all my needs. I ordered djon djon (Haitian black mushroom rice) with Legume. The plate comes with a salad and plantains. This food was divine. It's inexpensive at $16 and sooooo much food. It was the perfect combination. My friend ordered her legume with white rice and then we ordered the griot platter. The griot came out sooooooo tender. I also order a Tablet which is peanut brittle. Delicious. Remind me of Haiti. If you're looking for some AMAZING food, Sandy's Bakery is the place to go to. It was packed with customers inside. This is NOT a dine in location, only take out. They have many items to choose from.

So I just moved in the neighborhood and wanted to give them a try but it was a complete waste of…read moremoney the macaroni was was burnt like it was the bottom of the pan and the legumes had zero taste and was very bad.

From the owner: Authentic Haitian Restaurant with some of the best Haitian meals such as Griot, Kabrit (goat),…read morepwason (fish), pâté Kòdé, Fritay, Seafood legume!!

Being of Trinidadian descent, I'm always ready for some good Trini food whenever I'm in a city that…read morehas a spot! This establishment was huge, with a full bar, plenty of indoor seating, a separate carryout section, and outdoor seating as well. The staff was friendly, attentive, and provided quick service. The menu had a great variety, offering everything from traditional main dishes to desserts and beverages. I ordered two doubles, which were okay--I've definitely had better--but the sweet bread was delicious! My sister had the pholourie, and my mom ordered the goat roti. The roti was filling but a little too spicy, even for us, and we definitely like some heat! Unfortunately, her cassava pone was a bit dry. Overall, there were some hits and a few misses, but there's plenty more on the menu I'd like to try. I'm sure I'll be returning for more Trini delights!

Food was great! We have been coming here every week for many years but today , their customer…read moreservice was extremely poor. The waitress (she was black and had a short pony tail and she was big too) did not greet us, looked very uninterested when taking our orders , seemed very moody and when I said " I want to order ......." She replied very coldly "WITH WHAT?" And looked at me with big threatening eyes. When she placed the orders on our table, I said thank you but she did not even respond back to me. No spoons , no fork , no plates , absolutely nothing. We were sitting at our table with the food with no utensils. I had to go up front and grab everything myself. The waitress did not even come back to check on us. She took our orders and left , that's it. Honestly, owners can do better with training these ladies running the businesses. Very poor service. We will not be coming back.