OMG! This is the spot. Let me say it again. This is it! If you are in the Connecticut area, I…read morehighly recommend the local food scene. The shop is very bare bones, with just a few tables, making it not the best place to sit and eat. Now, when it comes to the food, I tried ALL my favorites, and not one thing was mediocre. Flavor-FULL, and you can adjust the heat with fresh pikliz. I got the last order of macaroni, and let me tell you, after the first bite, I determined I won the food lottery.

My coworker bragged about this place having good Haitian /creole food that I had to try it…read more Definitely not disappointed. We ordered by phone and then picked it up. We all had different plates but all were mmmings on how delicious everything was. We called ahead for pick up to bring back to the office. They also have a few booth and tables if dining in is more your thing.

This spot is a hidden gem super clean inside. Small dining room area. The potatoe salad is the…read morebest I've had in ct! Chicken and fried got are really good as well! Plus great prices! A must try!!

Don't even think about going here unless you speak Haitian. They will hang up on you and or being…read morecompletely rude to you unless you speak their language. I did happen to eat here once before and I enjoyed the food, but recently I was treated badly and we were hung up on a few times. Talk about reverse racism. I'm Native American and would never treat anyone so badly. Your food isn't all that great. And your service is slow as hell. So ridiculous slow!!!!!!

I ordered rice and red beans with griot, the rice was too choppy, dry and tasted more like…read morecardboard. It had way too much coconut. This place used to be great when first opened not sure what is going on bring back the old chef hire a new chef who can actually cook Haitian food the right way.

The akra was wonderful but the Goats wasn't bad too and the customer service not bad alsoread more

the black rice tasted like poland spring water. It was FLAVORLESS! The Griot was a major…read moredisappointment all dry meat no good fat skin. Griot was flavorless too! Only thing that was good was the beef patty. I was disappointed. My first time there was my last time! I wont be back! customer seevice was good though.

Do not ever buy food from here. Go to Milahs or Jeans. They will give you a mountain of rice and 5…read morelittle pieces of griyo. I will never spend my money here again. NEVER! I tried to give them a chance but now I regret it. They should be ashamed that they robbing people like that. VOLE!

Everything I ordered tasted excellent. I couldn't even wait to plate it. I ordered the fried red…read moresnapper, soup joumou, and Diri djondjon .

Went to try for possible catering. Looks like its an order ahead kind of place. Ordered Griot but…read morewas told that it has been ordered in advance, what a bust! But I'm sure having it freshly made is the way to go. Did have their Diri Kole and fried chicken which was readily available, rice was very tasty not dry at all and chicken was good as well. Just wish was able to have the Griot. Portions are small.

Food is good, service is slow service. Staff is nice. Again another place to call 20 mins or an…read morehour prior to arrival.

My craving for Peruvian food led me to this great place on Franklin Avenue. They offer Peruvian and…read moreCarribean menus. There was so much to choose from. I was very happy with my fish ceviche, and my husband enjoyed his lomo saltado. We received some yummy complimentary plantain chips served with a meat sauce. We also ordered tostones with guacamole as an appetizer. The portions were large and the service was friendly. La Flor also offers takeout, which I might try next time. The restaurant is new and wasn't busy, so I hope that word gets around about their delicious food.

When my super picky mom said she's eaten here several times and enjoys the food I knew I had to…read moregive it a try. I can't speak on the prices bc my dad paid. I did take 1 star away bc my dad called way in advance to place the order. They said it would be 20-25 min but when we got there they told us it would still be an additional 25 min. How does that even make sense when we got there after 30-45 min which was purposefully done just to avoid this. He then asked if he could add on to the order and the wait increased so he just said never mind. We got the large griot which was plentiful. Griot pieces were not all fatty. Pikliz was good could be spicier but overall a decent meal

Delicious! Forgive me, I dug in already! Great Haitian spot! Lovely rices. I am partial to…read morewhite rice but the other rice choices looked amazing! The griot (pork) is seasoned nicely, well fried and still tender inside. 'Sauce' is full of flavor and the beans are smooth and comforting! Parking is a bit tough, but worth it

I got turned into haitian food from a co- worker so I tried this place. I love their food and it's…read moreis nice to try something different from the jamaican food that I grew up with. Griot and lalo are my favorites so far.

The red snapper was fried to order & so fresh.. The seasining was bursting in & out. The entire…read moremeal (rice & beans, macaroni au gratin) was flavorful and cooked with love. I just wish the meal prices were visible..

A great Haitian takeout spot where the food is made fresh for each order, usually taking around 20…read moremins for pickup. The meal comes disassembled allowing you to make the portions to your liking. It includes sos pwa (bean sauce), meat sauce, meat, rice, and pikliz. This spot is cash only and english isn't the workers first language so be patient when talking to them on the phone and you may have to repeat yourself.

I ordered appetizers for a party. Pâtes were amazing. Best takeout I have ever had! Thank you!read more