5 * for food. 1 * for person taking orders. 4 * for people in kitchen serving. Great fish and…read morefish sause was like being in Mole St Nicolas. As for the girl taking my order It could have been that I was in a hurry and carribbean places are not fast food. I was in the mood for Haitian food. I was with a couple of Haitian friends and suggested we stop by for a quick lunch and share a couple of plates of food family style; I would pay Again, Fish dish was excellent. Chicken diah was good as well as the spinich dish. Good prices. And they were pretty fast after my haitian friend stepped in and got them moving. A couple of items they did not have. No griot? Really! They really need to have some type of erasable board or chalk board to say what they have in stock and maybe a daily special that is quick and fresh. But shouldnt every restaurant.

I went there today and the looks of things it's a waste of time. I was looks for so good Caribbean…read morefood. Bit I was sitting out side and I should have stayed out there. I went inside there was about four men sitting inside. The place was dirty. The menu in the wall was oily the staff was not up to par I just walked out. Thank good ness

I had brown stew chicken and it was very good. My food was waiting for me. The lady was very nice.read more

The food is amazing and the service is incredible. One of my go to spots for haitian food.read more

The food there is excellent. Owners very affable, welcoming. The grill ribs, conch, wings are so…read moregood! It's now my favorite go to for Haitian food.

I was actually searching for my go to Jamaican place near a Walmart when I stumbled upon this spot…read more Let me say, the service was absolutely nonexistent, you need to know what you want because they don't even have a menu! I asked if they had lunch specials, like most places in the area, and the gentleman said fried chicken, griot, and another option. I decided on the fried chicken, which came with a choice of rice, salad, plantain, and pikliz. It was my first time trying pikliz, and I found it quite delicious. If you're looking for a menu, check Google, Yelp, or DoorDash -menu items with prices should be listed there. The lunch special at $15 is a really good deal! Other than that yes they are busy, ambiance nothing extraordinary. Id have to give them another try when im in town.

The best Haitian food I've had in a while! You can take your food to-go or dine in. If you go…read moreduring their peak hours there is a bit of wait but they provide ample seating. My go-to order is the griot with diri blan and extra pikliz. 10/10 every time! The staff is always welcoming.

The food was good. There was no long wait like there normally is at Haitian restaurants and the guy…read morewas very pleasant. I would go there again.

Very cheap with their meat. you order a large and they give you a small portion for $20 …read more Trè bon mache ak vyann la. ou kòmande yon gwo epi yo ba ou yon ti pòsyon pou $20.

We've been driving past their sign for over 20 years, and fortunately we finally decided to stop…read morein. I don't believe they have a website, but Yelp did have a menu. I'm just not sure how current it is. The place is a pleasant hole in the wall -- nothing pretentious. It feels like the kind of random roadside spot you'd find somewhere in the islands. From the moment we walked in, to the minute we left, I felt welcomed, comfortable, and at home. We sat at the small bar and enjoyed a few delicious Haitian Prestige beers and an appetizer, and talked with the owner who help us to decide on what to order. He was nice, helpful, and so genuinely friendly that I felt like family. Though not pictured on the menu, I'm pretty sure our appetizer was Haitian Akra (Malanga Fritters). Good and different from anything I've had before. For our entrées, we ordered the Conch and the Fried Pork with Red Beans, Black Rice, and Fried Plantains. Everything was delicious. I'm so glad we finally tried this place, and I can't wait to go back and eventually try everything on the menu.

I have had my share of many Griot but this location is BY FAR THE BEST in Palm Beach County. We…read moreordered a Griot complet, Callalo, with red rice and white rice. Also served with a black bean sauce. Never once since I have been coming here have I had a bad meal. They give you a very decent amount of food. We're able to eat from both twice. The pork is very well seasoned and the meat in the callalo is so tender. They even have my favorite coconut soda Coco Rico. I will give this place 10 starts if I was able too. The owners is very nice as well. I recommend this place for anyone who will like to try Griot for the first time and more.

Sooooo happy to find this place! Love the black owned, family run business! No outdoor seating but…read morethe indoor seating is spacious and all staff wore masks. The rum punch tasted like I was sitting on a beach in Haiti. The pikliz was spicy (not TOO spicy, the good spicy), and all the food was delicious. Definitely one of my new favorite spots!

Delicious food! Just like home. The marinade was flavorful…read moreand had a little kick! Super a crispy on the outside. Nice and light in the inside. Delicious!!! Food is perfectly seasoned! I ordered delivery and the food was still hot! Great selection from the menu. Can't wait to order from here again!

Here for a work trip and decided to try something new. The menu is very simple. Customer service…read morewas OK a little standoffish but at the end of the day I can tell my food was cooked to order. Plenty of food for the price. The sauce is a must have when you order it is only a couple of dollars extra. The passionfruit juice was sweet, but amazing. Only a couple of tables for inside seating most people must order their food to go

Was meeting a friend for a convention and we wanted lunch first, decided to try something new, and…read morehere we are... Kinanm is a small shop in a small strip mall, with small chairs and small tables. In fact, everything is small here except the prices! Fried pork (Griot) cost $18 and my lunch companion's fried goat came in at $28. Add $2 for a can of soda and you can afford a real dinner somewhere... There was a bit of a language barrier, but we ordered okay, and our host / cashier was very nice. No real ambiance but I didn't get the feeling people come here for long drawn out dining. Our meal came served in styrofoam, and there was plenty of food. My pork was accompanied by pasta salad, rice (I chose black rice), fried smashed green plantains, and pickliz. Everything was delicious!