I was really happy to find this spot. I've been familiar with Haitian cuisine for many years, so…read moreI'm always excited when I come across a place serving good, authentic Haitian food. The grill tasted very fresh and flavorful. They also serve a gravy on the side which was surprisingly good -- and that's saying a lot because I'm usually not much of a gravy person. The pikliz was tasty; my only complaint is that I would have liked a little more of it, although that may have just been something I should have checked before leaving. The rice was excellent. It had a really nice flavor with a slightly peppery finish and honestly stood out as some of the better rice I've had at a Haitian restaurant. They also offer a house tea that goes along with the name Choublak (which the owner Marcus mentioned means hibiscus). The tea contains sorrel and is definitely worth trying if you visit. Another thing I appreciated was seeing a hands-on owner. Marcus is both the owner and the chef, and it shows in the attention to the food and the way he interacts with customers. Overall, if you're looking to try Haitian food, this is a great spot to check out. They have a small sit-down area and offer lunch specials Wednesday through Friday, which is a good opportunity to stop by and try the menu.

I honestly have no idea what is going on here, but this experience was extremely concerning…read more I ordered from a restaurant listed on Uber Eats as "Taco Namas #1." I specifically ordered the pulled pork ultimate taco bowl salad, and what arrived looked nothing like the photo or description on Uber Eats. It did not appear to be pulled pork, and the rice, beans, and corn listed in the description were completely missing. What I received was basically chunks of pork with lettuce, tomato, and onions. What concerns me even more is what I discovered afterward. I checked the address listed for "Taco Namas #1" on Uber Eats to see where the restaurant was located, and the address brought me to this restaurant. I then searched for Taco Namas #1 independently and could not find any restaurant by that name on Google, Yelp, or anywhere else I searched. So I would genuinely like an explanation: Who exactly is Taco Namas #1, and why is an Uber Eats restaurant operating under that name using this restaurant's address? Between receiving food that did not match what I ordered and then discovering the confusion surrounding the restaurant name and address, I am extremely dissatisfied and concerned about this experience.

I'm new to South Florida but this is one of my fav Haitian restaurants. The food is great! My fav…read moreis the Fried Turkey ‍ they have lunch specials for $10 if you go after 3PM specials are over. It's really nice to sit inside as well. Service is always nice when I go inside. Must try!

This place did not disappoint! We ordered the Jon Jon rice, wings, and griyo--and everything was…read moredelicious. From the moment we walked in, the service was excellent. There's a small seating area with a few tables, and the food came out pretty quickly. You could tell it was fresh and made to order. Let me say this--and I mean it in the best way possible--for a Caribbean restaurant, the service was top notch. That's not always the case, so it was a pleasant surprise. Highly recommend!

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.

Small spot but food is consistently good.. from the bouillon on Saturday morning or griot on Friday…read morenight, always on point

Food was excellent !! If you are looking for Ambiance this…read moreis not the place. Take out. Wait was a little long and I did not find the service friendly. I am big on friendly service. I am giving 4 stars because the food was excellent. I ordered the turkey Tasso

H&R Grill Haitian Restaurant service and food was 10 out of a 10. The young lady was friendly, the…read morefood was delivered on time (no long wait) and most importantly the food was absolutely delicious. I especially loved the black rice which was flavorful, moist and mouthwatering! I ordered the griot, legumes and meatballs. I highly recommend and will be coming back!!!

Food was awful wasted $20, griot (pork) was covered in pig hair still I couldn't believe it.read more

Finally I found a Haitian restaurant that have beautiful plating and amazing food…read more Food Every dishes that I had was simply delicious, you could tell the food was made it love. Griot was tender and flavorful Fish was well seasoned with the right amount of acidity Fried Goat was a hit Fried Plantain was super good Location Situated in a small plaza, it's a easy place to find. Big amount of parking space. Restaurant is pretty clean. They do hAve a variety of tables and chairs where you can eat your food. Customer service The whole staff were cordial, they didn't rush me while I was reading the menu. Food came pretty fast. Overall the whole experience was good and if craving haitian food that's the place to go.

Ordered from DoorDash. The legume dinner was advertised to come with macaroni sad, 3 fried…read moreplantains, white rice and beans. My legume dinner was missing the macaroni salad and came with rice and peas and only 2 plaintains. Which isn't a huge deal but I would've liked if it came as advertised on the door dash website. The rice and peas were RRALLY good though, flavorful and fluffy. The legume was just OK, not much flavor to me and a big oily. I would like to try their other dishes though and give them a second chance.

Food fire if you like Haitian food. They're nice people. Make fire legume, griot and rice is nice…read more If you like Turkey, they got good fried turkey too. Would 100 percent recommend and it's affordable.

I went here for the first time with my hubby to pick up some takeout and I was afraid because it…read morewas 30 minutes prior to closing that our food would be stale, but it was fresh and delicious as of we'd ordered during normal hours. I'll definitely go back a second time.

I haven't had a lot of Haitian food before, so I wanted to give Pearl of the Island a shot as I…read moreheard it was good. The ambiance is that of a fast casual restaurant with and order counter and tables lining the outer perimeter of the restaurant. There are TVs playing as well. The service wasn't particularly friendly, the two ladies up front seemed more interested in chatting than helping me with the menu. The lunch special came with a soda but they do not offer diet soda and they will not substitute bottled water. I walked in for pickup, and the two lunches probably took 15-20 minutes to be prepared. My husband got the griot, which was flavorful but dry. I got the stewed chicken which was slightly overcooked and underseasoned. I did enjoy the fried smashed plantains, but the rice and beans tasted weirdly ashy? We barely touched those. The pikliz was only ok. Overall, I would not return as I was disappointed.

Pearl of the Island in Margate is a hidden gem for authentic Haitian food. The portions are…read moregenerous and the flavors are rich, fresh, and absolutely delicious. Everything tasted well seasoned and made with care. My o ly issue was the macaroni was sooo cold, as if they didn't even bother to warm it up and the griot was really dry. Overall, If you are looking for great Haitian cuisine that leaves you full and somewhat satisfied, this spot is definitely worth a visit.