I'm Haitain and I don't understand why my people are so rude, even to customers. I've been here…read morebefore and the food was good so I wanted to come back. I was trying to place an order after a hard day of work. I called last night and asked for prices since their website isn't updated. The lady was so rude. Stating she's busy in the kitchen and can't look at the prices in a rude manner. After going back and forth, I decided to hang up because I'm not about to spend my money where I'm being disrespected. Be better.

The food was great the chicken was a little dry but the griot was delicious. We got a to-go order…read moreand it took a little longer than expected but the host up front was nice and helpful.

The food was everything I expected n it was so much food I couldn't eat all in one sittin. 10/10…read morerecommended

Great choice for Haitian food!! Everything was fresh and tasty. The chef was professional and…read morequick. The spot was super convenient to order ahead or order at the location. Inside of the restaurant spot was set us as takeout or delivery pick up only.

Food was eh. She forgot my Malta. And when I turned around and called that they forgot my drink…read more She told me she for sure gave it to me and that I should have it. She doesn't know if I drank it or not?! Huuuuuh? I'm really not trying to hold one over on them after spending $20 there including my drink I never got. I've had better food in Sanford and Rockledge. Keep your money and pass on this place. Service and food need to step up. Food wasn't bland but it could've used more seasonings and spices. Plaza is busy. Has the wingstop right next door and the Cuban cafe place too. Getting in and out can be tricky.

The food is scrumptious and portions are ample. The service is excellent! It was my first time…read moreexperiencing legitimate Haitian cuisine and I was definitely not disappointed!

Listen I had a griot & fried plantain there and is really good…read more The staff is absolutely fantastic. Highly recommended!

Big up to all my Haitians. I love finding my people wherever I go. I was visiting from out of town…read moreand had to stop by to give the place a try. I'm so glad I did. The restaurant was dimly lit with Haitian music playing. Adequate seating for parties of all sizes. I came with three others and we were seated promptly. I ordered the griot tapas for my appetizer. For my entree I ordered the turkey tassot with rice and beans. It came with plantains and pikliz as well. For my drink had to keep it Haitian with a Cola Couronne. Everything was made to order and came out fresh and hot. My eyes was bigger than my belly that night but I had to indulge. Ten out of ten definitely recommend.

I normally don't trek out to this area, but every once in a while I do... and when I do, I notice…read moremore and more Haitian restaurants. Having lived in Haiti, I truly enjoy Haitian cuisine and know many of the dishes that this unique Caribbean nation provides. Anything fried is better when Haitians fry it. Case in point: gryot. Gryot is none other than deep fried pork chunks, however, this pork rivals the 11 spice secret recipe of the Colonel. If you know how to make gryot, and you can count, you may go over 11 spices. For this reason, gryot made right is a delicacy. Add to that another spice crazed dish, the simple and humble Haitian rice and beans, called "diri kolle", and you got the proverbial foodie party in your mouth. Blessing D is a very simple operation. I called and ordered in English, not Haitian Creole, from a 4 item menu online, showed up, and paid. I got a tray of food large enough to feed 3 people. It came to about the average $15 for this dish at other restaurants, but the quality was superior. Now, is it the best rice and beans? Almost there. Is it the best gryot? Almost there. Was it good? It clearly exceeded expectations, considering the food is not home made style and not fully gourmet style. It's both, yet you know whoever is in the kitchen likes fancy cooking. And I appreciate that. Finally, I have to mention the "pikliz", which is a brined/pickled cabbage and hot habaneros mix that accompanies this dish. It is fresh and spicy as it should be, and one of the best I've had in a while. If all these 3 key components of a simple dish are above my expectations, this place clearly deserves the 5 stars. Next time: fried fish or "poison frit".

Best Haitian food in Orlando big portions. Worth the drive! Quiet & Sweet sweet lady.read more

I came here after a visit to another Haitian restaurant down the street fell flat. I love that…read morethere's a menu that clearly explains each item. That's really important for people like me who are unfamiliar with Haitian food. I ordered a regular patty, and it was okay. It was a mixture of hot dog, egg, and other filling. I wouldn't get it again, but there's plenty of other things I want to try here.

Love the food! And the peanut brittle brings me back to when I lived in the Dominican Republic…read more Looooved it! Deff recommend the djon djon rice with the stew chicken and pickli! Service was great and fresh food!

First time ordering here! I ordered via Uber eats, I wish the delivery drivers would follow…read moredirections and pictures were provided to where they should delivery my order In honor of Haitian Flag day! I decided to support a local Haitian business. I ordered fried pork, brown rice, two chicken patty's, two salt fish patty's, watermelon soda and some Haitian bread. When I tell it's hard to find a good Haitian restaurant in Orlando. When I reviewed the comments I saw not so good ones. I had to try it for myself. Everything was good and great portions. I will definitely be ordered here again!

Visited this restaurant based on the reviews. I ordered djon djon rice, fried goat and fish pate…read more Everything was delicious. Good customer service. The travel there was definitely worth it. I will be returning.

The creole speaking ladies were very nice and welcoming. The food is always delicious. I drive 30…read moreminutes just to get the food from here. It's the closest to what my aunt makes. It's nostalgic.

This is my first and last time ordering from this company. The pieces are like scraps found at the…read morebottom! I called and just like their plate customer service was horrible. There are other Haitian restaurants in the Orlando area with better food

Amazing food, long wait, but worth the taste! Will continue to frequent their establishment - the…read morefood is just awesome!

Real authentic Haitian cuisine my first visit here everything was very good flavorful and they pack…read morethe food in with huge servings. I'm excited to try everything on the menu including breakfast. I have Haitian friends and family who rave about this being the best in Orlando.

A detour brought us here, so happy it did!…read more The grilled Goat was so tender and you could tell it was marinating for a while before they cooked it, also there was no game taste to it. The rice was really flavorful and can be a meal of its own. Didn't like the plantains and the Pikliz(spicy slaw) was okay. The whole steamed Snapper Fish was also really good, seasoned to the bone literally! And very light and flaky. Passion fruit juice was great, tastes like they used fresh passion fruit and limes. There's also a separate side of the restaurant that turns into a lounge/nightclub with a live DJ and dancing. The server was really nice and had a great personality. Highly recommended!!

Everyone says this is the place to go! It was amazing! We went here after an amazing concert at the…read moreHardrock. They had amazing music and food. The outdoor area was a club vibe and the inside was more of the restaurant atmosphere. The drinks WERE NOT THE BEST. I think the bartender was a little overwhelmed with the people he had to serve. I don't even know what to say about the drink. The food was TOP TIER! Delicious. I know I will be back on a regular day and just dine and relax. This is not the place to get drinks or food after an event though. Too many people and not enough staff.