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!

This is definitely a hidden gem in lake worth! The boulettes are devine! Cooked to perfection and…read morepacked with so much flavor! The kabrit ! OMG! So tender and crispy! I could eat that all day! Macaroni au gratin was also a shining star! The djon diri is good, but could use a bit more flavor. Run to this place! A good Haitian restaurant is hard to find and this one is excellent!

Best griot I've ever had from a restaurant. Everything else was ok but the griot was . Very well…read moreseasoned

Wow! What an amazing little place! I am so lucky I found it. It's just a few feet away from the…read moreplace I typically go for when I'm craving Haitian food. This place had a delicious griot meal that came with rice and beans a salad a spicy slaw and some amazing juice or whatever it's called that you get to dunk the pieces of delicious tender meat into. Everything in this little container tasted absolutely amazing I really am considering bumping this review up to a five. The reason I won't give it a five is because it has very limited space to eat inside and the price is perhaps a dollar more than the other spot I go to. I might come back and try their chicken and if that proves to be just as delicious I will gladly give them a perfect score. For now it gets my ultimate recommendation and a score that means I will come back here regularly.

A simple Google Search landed us here. We were definitely pleased with the result and will be back…read more You don't come across good Haitian restaurants often and hopefully this isn't just a one hit wonder. The fried turkey and rice were on point; tasty, flavorful, spicy. I will definitely stop by here again. There is parking up front although it can get busy due to the main road. Few tables inside if you want to dine. Takeout was the best option for us. Check them out.

In the mood for some delicious haitian food come check this place out.Small unassuming Haitian…read morerestaurant in the Century shopping plaza of of Okeechobee blvd. I Grab a to go order of the oxtail. The Oxtail was very tender, falling off the bone. The Crispy smashed plantains, spicy cabbage, rice , peas ,and a simple salad were also very good. Service was quick and the woman that served me was a pleasure to talk too.Looking forward to trying the Griot and other items my next visit

I'm Haitian and while I can make most of the dishes, they are for sure time consuming- in comes a…read morelocal restaurant which offers good food consistently. I typically get the fried turkey with rice and beans. The price is about $21 a plate and is a good amount to have about 2.5 servings. The turkey is crispy and a good portion sized. They offer many of the popular drinks that can be found in the Caribbean favorites. Now, the service-- the service is not the best, it happens at way more Caribbean restaurants then I would like. The staff are nice but it is an incrediblely long wait- even if you order ahead, which I recommend doing. The space and ambiance is challenging. Its a small storefront so many people are hanging about inside or right outside waiting for their meals. Again, I highly recommend calling your order ahead to expedite your order and improve your experience.

If you're looking for authentic Haitian food in West Palm Beach, this hidden gem is a must-try. The…read morefood truck, conveniently located at a gas station, serves delicious homemade Haitian dishes full of flavor and authenticity. The staff are incredibly friendly, the service is excellent, and every visit feels welcoming. From the fresh food to the warm atmosphere, everything about this spot stands out. Definitely one of the best local food experiences in the area and worth stopping by when you're in town.

Good food at affordable price The rice was perfectly…read morecooked, the sauce pois has the right texture and was very tasty. The legume was a rich blend of vegetables with great taste, but it contained under cooked pork and could be too spicy for some. According to the Food and Drug Administration, there is great danger in eating undercooked pork.

Definitely a neighborhood spot that has good food. As I pulled up on a Saturday afternoon there…read morewere several customers either picking up a to go order or placing a to go like me. I have never had Haitian food so I have nothing to compare it to. However, the chicken legs were cut up and appeared to fried naked, pretty damn good. Maintaining low carbs, I didn't have rice and beans, but can only imagine how that would have enhanced the flavor. When I I told I didn't want any rice or beans, they looked at me like I had 5 heads but I was cool with it. Instead of rice and beans, I had lettuce and tomato salad and what appeared to be a spicy based cole slaw. I did indulge in the fried plantain, so good. I was traveling and had a flight to catch, straight up ate it at a bar in the West Palm Beach airport with a cold beer 5ha5 was needed for that slaw. Folks at the bar was like that looks good. Yeah, was my response and go see our friends at Lakay Haitian Restaurant.

This place is terrible. Horrible customer service. They take zero accountability for constantly…read moremessing up orders. Although rice and red beans is a staple in the Haitian community, they refuse to serve it. If you ask for rice and red beans they say "yes we have it" but when you get your food it's a totally different rice. I'd rather go somewhere else for better food and better service. The fish filet is just about they only thing they have that separates them from any other Haitian restaurant in the area.

Horrible customer service! The lady who answered the phone was terribly disrespectful for no reason.read more

The wait is long but well worth it for fresh cooked food. The Griot is amazing full of flavor and…read morelet's not forget the rice that accompanies the comple. Never dry rice nor meat. I have been to this place many times and Luce is the Best.

Food is ok not the best, the portion is too small for the price they charge, but the environment…read morebeautiful, very clean & inviting. very small portion and this is coming from someone it will take me all day to eat a whole plate of food.

Good Ambience, clean environment, friendly staff. I gave 4 stars because food did take a while…read more However, if the delay is to not jeopardize quality then it's definitely worth it and the assignment was understood!