Piman Bouk delivers an authentic taste of Haiti in the heart of Miami. The fried fish was crispy…read moreand flavorful, paired perfectly with plantains, pikliz, and rice. Portions were generous and the food tasted freshly prepared. While the atmosphere is casual and service can be busy during peak hours, the quality and authenticity of the cuisine make it a worthwhile stop for anyone wanting traditional Haitian food.

Good Haitian eats. They have soup joumou on sundays, which is greatly appreciated. Their…read morejambalaya & pickliz is spicy & flavorful. I was pleasantly surprised by how good everything was. It's a must eat spot in little Haiti.

Today I tried the Curry Goat. The meat was very tender and delicious. I enjoy getting food from…read morethis place, although it is fairly expensive. Again this place has authentic Jamaican food and many of the people who eat here are Jamaican themselves. The service was efficient, although they aren't very good conversationalist. The food here is definitely the type to get you feeling good and full until late dinner time .

I tried this place with my Jamaican friend. It was my first time trying it and I have to say it was…read morevery good. They have a lot of Jamaican drinks too. The restaurant is located inside a mall with a lot of Jamaican shops but I have to admit it was good. If you are Jamaican, this is the spot to try.

This spot was highly recommended by several of my friends. Finally had the chance to stop by and…read moretry, although this is not what i would eat for breakfast , i had to try it for myself. The vibe was very family/friendly oriented. Looks like this is a spot for everyday locals. Service was very good. I was able to order what they are known for which is their Boiled Fish and Grits with Johnny Cake. The flavors were all there. It was a very delicious meal. I will say this though... for me this is not what i would eat for breakfast but it was worth the try.

My husband and I took our in-laws here for breakfast this morning. Anytime my father-in-law comes…read moreinto town. He likes to eat here however, my husband and my father-in-law were sorely disappointed with their breakfast today. They always order the same thing, boil fish and grits. However, the fish was old and hard. When my father-in-law mentioned it to the server, she basically told him it was his fault because he wanted it extra hot and she had to put it in the microwave and that's why the fish was hard. I need for this and all black owned restaurants to do better with service. She should have said at the very least, " sir I apologize and I'll let the chef know". Besides that, we waited a ridiculous amount of time before she even brought us menus. Although she seemed to be the only server the, it wasn't especially crowded or busy, so the initial wait time didn't make sense. And when you see us seated and waiting a long time, what's the harm in saying "Hi, good morning I'll be right with you", Instead of just having us sitting there, looking around . And then for the food not to be good made the experience even worse.

It's the ONLY Haitian food restaurant I will go to in America!!!! 10/10. My husband, who is…read moreHaitian, cannot believe how absolutely delicious their food is. I beg him to take me every week. The service is great, outdoor seating area ambiance is adorable and sweet for a date spot!

My new favorite Haitian spot in Miami! Definitely perfect for a late night run and food grab. I…read morehave ordered the Tassot Turkey and Kabrit (Fried Goat) which are both super delicious and juicy. The meat falls straight off the bone, and every plate comes with rice and an order of fried green plantain. Pikliz was also very fresh and not too spicy, for the non-spicy foodies. The wait is short, under 20 minutes, and the outdoor area is a cute waiting spot with greenery and patio furniture. This is a food truck spot, but they do a very great job at making it inviting to customers and locals. Definitely add this to the list!

Needed to find some lunch after our flight in. Stumbled onto this spot and man was it legit! My son…read moreis Haitian and he was very happy. The woman who served us was nice and put together a giant plate of jerk chicken, rice and beans, and sweet plantains. Came with a side of pikliz to spice it up. Great way to shock your system into Miami mode!

Absolutely incredible! I ordered the creole shrimp and it absolutely delicious plus the rice and…read morebeans with plantains too! All fire. Shrimp was so good, I ordered the fried shrimp to try it too! Great customer service too! Will definitely will be back!

I have driven by, but only ordered from here via delivery apps. But I have never been disappointed!…read moreThe food is always hot and the portions have always been very large for me. My favorites are: fried turkey, griot (of course), and oxtail. The part I love about this place is their beans in the rice are never hard or dry. I've tried almost everything on the menu, and I hope they stay open despite the COVID-19 situation!

Just had this food catered to work, wish I took a picture before devouring it all! Very good! I…read morewill definitely be checking it out on my own time but also hoping we have it catered again lol. Looking forward to having more in the near future!

Little hole in the wall restaurant with delicious food. Their baleadas are delicious and greatly…read morepriced compared to the other restaurants in the area. Their baleadas carne asada and sopa de res is also top tier. The food is usually ready within 10 minutes. I sometimes stop by without ordering ahead and walk out in less than 10 mins. Great services, great prices and great food.

Baleada are amaziing very nice people and all their breakfast are really good and good pricingread more

My gf, her daughter, and I were here for lunch two weeks ago and we had a great experience. I…read morelearned about this place from food blogger Starex Smith (a.k.a "The Hungry Black Man); as always, his recommendation was on point. My gf is of Haitian background, and I've gotten well acquainted with Haitian food. The food here was excellent. While I was initially disappointed that the a la carte menu was not available on a Sunday, we went for the buffet, and it exceeded our expectations. I felt like the items in the buffer were so good they could to be served a la carte. My favorites were the snappers, the djon djon, the griot, the beef skewers, and the rum cakes (OMG, you have to try the rum cakes!). The ambiance here was wonderful. You can't tell from the outside, but once you are inside, you'll find a nice decor with great music, great service, and a somewhat upscale vibe. As mentioned before, this isn't a sweatpants & hoodie type of buffet; look at their social media photos for reference. Also, this buffet isn't cheap, but you get what you pay for. I recommend this place and look forward to trying the a la carte specialties on my next visit.

After hearing rave reviews all over social media, I decided to check this place out & see what all…read morethe hype was about. Oh man, I am officially a fan! D-Vine was even better than described! First, I have to start off by saying that I grew up in the neighborhood and I still accidentally drove right past it, so drive slow once you get close. The complimentary valet is such a nice touch. Once you get in, you instantly feel the elegance of this place. The decor is very nice! Now... let's talk about the food... boy oh boy. If this place wasn't so upscale, it would DEFINITELY warrant a "wear your stretchy pants" decree lol. This is a buffet but a lot of items are cooked to order, which elevates the menu and brings it to an entirely new level. Our waiter brought out shrimp and grits that were cooked to perfection, a crab leg bowl that truly changed the game (there is a sauce they add to it that is spicy, sweet deliciousness) and he also brought out these plantain appetizers that were so unique and yummy. The staff adds to the amazing experience here. Everyone is friendly, professional and so nice. I truly felt as if I was walking into a family reunion where everyone in the family actually likes each other lol. Overall, now I see why this place is taking over Sundays in Miami. The music, the vibe, the people and the food is just everything that you want it to be. I cannot wait to come back.