Omg! Premièrement, en reconduisant à la maison après le pickup, ma voiture sentait les Caraïbes! Le…read moremélange d'odeur d'épices et de friture me préparait les papilles gustatives pour l'expérience qui nous attendait! Le meilleur que je n'ait mangé! J'ai une curiosité folle de vouloir tout essayé du menu dans les prochaines semaines car je ne suis aucunement boeuf, et en goûtant celui de ma mère, je me suis surprise a trippé sur ce bœuf! Et tous ceux ayant une grand-mère ou un grand-père faisant des "hmmm hmm" en mangeant, je vous garantit que vous allez tout comprendre et faire de même avec Koupé Dwet! Le seul hic, avec pandémie, ils n'ont pas toujours tout au menu donc demandez ce qu'ils ont aujourd'hui! Still 5 stars!!!!

En visite chez ma sœur et affamée, mon chum a commandé l'assiette de poisson, assiette familiale…read morej'imagine étant donné la grosseur qui a mangé a lui seul jusqu'au dernier grain de riz, j'ai quand même pu voler quelques bouchées pour goûter et c'était délicieux. Pour ma part j'ai pris un sandwich plantain que j'avais découvert à Calgary il y a longtemps et que je rêvais de remanger. Malheureusement je ne mange pas de viande donc j'ai du la prendre végétarienne mais c'était quand même très bon.... Avertissement aux faibles elle était extra pikliz... super bon resto Haïtien, approuvé par mon chum Haïtien

Ok so unfortunately, I went there for the first time on a Sunday evening when there was a power…read morefailure in the area. They were therefore extremely busy'. Took 20 minutes to pass my order and another 40 min to get it. Thank god though the food was really good. My second favourite now in 450 north. We loved that the rice was not overloaded by beans. The chicken had just enough spice to give it taste, still tasting like chicken. Sauce is perfect. Fans of spicy piklize will please their tastebuds Only little hic. The pxs show 3 pieces of plantains per playe. We had two. When asked for extra he put only 2 ( in other restos, you generally have options of 3 ou 5-6). The quantity of a plate is just perfect (some other places put too much rice). 3 pieces of chicken Will definitely go back on a non power outage evening?

As soon as I saw griot poutine on the menu, I knew I had to try this place! Loved how cozy and…read moreintimate Piklìz is. The servers are also amazing and gave us some great recommendations. Some of our standout faves were the kabrit and the griot poutine. The diri djon djon is also a must!! Definitely check this place out if you're interested in trying Haitian cuisine and are in the Montreal area.

My favorite cousin and I both have recent high school grads and took them on a trip to Montreal as…read morea grad gift. We wanted to make sure we experienced the best food this city had to offer and after doing an extensive social media search, I found this small, off-the-beaten path eatery in the St. Henri neighborhood of Montreal. What a great choice!! We arrived right on time for our 7pm reservation and the place was already packed. We were immediately seated and took in the electric vibe, bangin' music and cool-ass artwork. The smells emanating from the kitchen had us ready to pig out...and that we did! Everything on the menu looked so good we had trouble deciding what to order, but we finally ordered the plantain chips, mango wings, slow-cooked goat, fried shrimp and black rice. We tore all that food up and got an extra order of the shrimp. Our servers were friendly and funny and got a chance to meet the owner the owner and he even bought us a round of shots! He told us he was opening a bigger place later this summer! Wish I could go back for that! Pikliz was definitely the food highlight of our trip and we can't stop talking about it. If I ever go back to Montreal, I'm running to Pikliz!

Bel Coq is a recently opened créole restaurant/take-out counter on Gouin Ouest. The large mosaic of…read moregenuine-looking fried food on the outside of the building prompted up to interrupt our bike ride and order some of the stuff without even asking for the price. Renovations are not fully done yet inside, but honestly, that's not what we were looking for. We tried 3 kinds of meat: taso (fried goat), fried pork (griot), and fried chicken. My favorite was the taso. It had a nice taste of lamb and was tender and seasoned. I found the griot to be very fried (maybe that's how it's meant to be). The accompanying rice and pasta salad were good. Portion size is not huge on the meat but as a meal it's adequate and very decent for the price. The place looked family run and the staff was very friendly in explaining what was what to us tourists. At $8-10 after tax per Styrofoam meal including a can of pop, I'd come back to try some of their other items if I passed by again.

Phenomenal griot, chicken, riz dyon dyon, and mac salad. Awesome Accra and plantains, as well…read more Really some of the best Haitian food that I've had. The travailleuses were very friendly and welcoming, and the price cannot be beat. Merci à l'équipe fantastique!

OMG.....what a great find…read more.. This place was listed on my Cheap Eats list for Montreal, so I decided to try. What a delight. As I walk in, the nice lady behind the counter welcomed me very friendly and after knowing that it was my first time in a Haitian restaurant, she recommended the Griot plate. I ordered it for take out, there's no dining in, so everything is take out. After I sat down, I started eating this delicious plate...what a delicacy...everything was done perfectly. The Griot was fried but not too crispy, it was tender and juicy on the inside, perfect to be douzed with the sauce that come on the side. There was plizki as well....the rice was moist, well seasoned and plentiful. The fried plantain was still crispy to the bite... Everything top notch, one of my best meals during my trip to Montreal....

Great place and food though the wait time is a bit long and hours of operation not precise!!!read more

A first for us to try haitian food. Was really good and interesting. Service was very nice and…read moreoffered extra sauce. Rice was one of the best i have had in carrabian style. They offered me an exotic drink which was milk base and i loved it as well.

I've been here twice, cute place to sit down & enjoy a good haitian meal. You can also take it to…read morego. My only complaint is the food portion for the price you pay is quite small compared to other places I've been to. Overall, it's a good option if you're near the area. I've tried their cabrit (tassot) and chicken, and I like it. Their macaroni is delicious.

It was so great to see Haitian food at the mall. I was very pleased with my bean sauce white rice…read moreand vegetable soup, but my fried pork rice and beans and plantains! My toddler loves Haitian food and was so excited that he said yummy yummy. My husband ate there four times! We are so happy to see our culture being exposed in the mall. Keep up the great work will definitely be back to visit.

From the owner: The best Haitian and Caribbean restaurant in Montreal. It is the ideal place to enjoy Haitian &…read moreCaribbean culture and eat delicious dishes, it's a great place for those looking for a taste of different cultures.

Solid little Haitian bodega specialty store with a kitchen in the back serving up some solid Creole…read morefood. The place is super simple. Don't come expecting much. They sell ingredients, wigs (you know you want to buy one and other curious offerings. They have choice of medium or large plate. A large plate is easily two lunch meals for me for $12.50. Food offerings are chicken, turkey, pork griot and cabri (goat meat) plates. My choice was a pork griot plate with riz colle, plantains, macaroni salad, sauce and pickliz.Pork offering was generous. It wasn't all grizzly fat. Some solid chunks of pork. The riz colle was a huge serving, well seasoned. Super delicious from a small business. I'm definitely coming back. Takeout pretty much with a simple table if you wanted to eat. Food was great! Thanks

My new favourite spot . Excellent service, welcoming stuff, freshly made homestyle food ,…read morereasonable prices. We had a set menu for the evening (we could also choose a la carte) great choice . Started with a hearty lentil soup, a freshly made fattoush salad with extra pomegranate sauce on the side . Cheese rolls and stuffed kibbeh , followed by a Meat Fatteh (typical lebanese dish. We had a complementary refill for the appetizers , the salad and the Fatteh . We took the kibbeh be laban (stuffed kibbeh in yogurt sauce served with rice on the side) as well as the Makloubeh (rice with aubergines, minced meat and special gravy ) so delicious, so well prepared and presented. The ambiance and music was to our taste. End up the meal with a homemade baklava and cardamom tea. The chef came to our table to inquire about the food (he was so proud of his Menu) . Highly recommended. Definitely going back again

From the owner: History of a family that loves to help , they used to wear the Belyatchou ( clown) so no one knows…read morethem or get embarrassed by their help.