Food was amazing! I had the Cajun Salmon bites, Wings, Short Rib rice and Haitian Mac Called in a…read morepick up order, Top notch service shout out to the chef ! He even hooked it up with a homemade pineapple lemonade. Don't be discouraged by the location, parking is a little confusing the first time you visit but you'll get over it.

Came in on a weekend after seeing a few reels about it…read more You are able to order the food for pick up online however they don't start making it until you get there so I did not see the value on that because I still had to wait a while for the food to be ready. I ordered the boss plate with the ribs and the griot. It came with Haitian mac & cheese, fry, plantains, and rice. The grill itself what's OK, Flavorful but a letter on the dryer side. The ribs were pretty good juicy, but not fall off the bone. The rice was a little bland and the green plantains were OK as well. The best part of the entire meal with the mac & cheese, which was one of the best Haitian mac & cheese I've ever had. Overall, the plate was solid. We also had order aside of honey, garlic chicken wings, about three pieces, and those were pretty OK as well, but not something I would order again . To drink, we took their mystery drink, which we had no idea what it was, but it was extremely sweet so definitely had to be watered down.

This is one of the places my Hubby loves to visit when he wants a taste of home. Always good, and…read morethey serve you quickly. I love the macaroni and cheese and the sauce viene. It's not a dine in place, only take out. They like to dress it up with advertisements and mannequins. For the holidays they had Santa standing outside's.

Food is always fire and the family and workers are always nice! They make the best red beans and…read morerice hands down. They will always have me as a customer.

The daughter of the restaurant invited me to come try her mother's cooking, and at the time I was…read morelooking for a new Haitian restaurant to try so it lined up perfectly. I ordered the Boulette(Haitian meatballs) which was my first time trying it actually, and it was literally the best food I've ever had!! It was so flavorful and delicious my taste buds didn't know what just happened. It wasn't crumbly and the structure held up well. Pair it with the chicken gravy that's provided and I promise you won't regret it. I also got Diri Jon Jon (black rice) which is very easy to mess up by the way. But she managed to not only cook it perfectly but kept it moist and not dry. Now I ordered some Haitian Mac and Cheese which was forgotten so I had to go back and get it, but again one of the most flavorful dishes I've tried! My mom makes great Haitian food but if I want to taste home away from home I got to Alamod and I know I'll be treated like family

This was my first time at this Haitian restaurant, and I ordered two plates of fried turkey--one…read morewith black rice and the other with rice and peas. Overall, I enjoyed the food very much. The turkey was fried a little too hard for my liking, and the black rice could have used a bit more flavor, but everything was still good. I also got the passion fruit drink, which was amazing. I would definitely go back just for that. I was too hungry and forgot to take photos Overall, I would recommend this place.

I stepped inside to an overwhelming bright White lighting inside with no customers inside eating,…read morethe staff were very kind people but the food was SOOOO TERRIBLE!! I ordered their mixed spaghetti and it tasted horrific! It came with salad, tomatoes and a cold boiled egg sliced in half. The spaghetti texture tasted PURE NASTY, like leftovers that had been sitting for DAYS in a fridge. The texture was hard and very dry with a very mild spicy taste. No kind of sauce, salsa or oil. Absolutely terrible!! I had been bragging to an employee sitting in the front about how much I love Haitian food, but I definitely will not be back here! Especially because these people charged me $14 for the plate ...and NO REFUNDS for my dissatisfaction either!! The ad for the spaghetti on their window outside here is a HUGE SCAM ....just to get you to come in and waste yer money. IF YOU DO GET THE SPAGHETTI YOU NEED TO ADD OIL TO MAKE IT EDIBLE!!!!! The business offered me more food of the same leftover spaghetti instead of a full refund, that was how they tried "resolving the issue", ...as they said below this review which I refused. Why would they do that if I already told them that I don't like the food??! Another guy on Google reviews of this place said the SAME thing, that the food from here tastes like leftovers. Will NOT be back!

This new restaurant is definitely a gem!! They serve both Haitian and American food…read more I had the wings with fries and a side salad. 10 out of 10! (Don't forget to try their wing sauce). The staff were very inviting, approachable, I love the ambiance. The food was very delicious, I am a foodie, if you know me, I won't hype any foods if the taste buds aren't satisfied. Trust me, come by and give it a try, you won't regret it.

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.

Walked in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The menu on the table did not have prices. Owner…read moreshowed us to a standing kiosk where we could order. But the menu on the kiosk did not match the one on the table. Plus the kiosk had the menu for several restaurants. It was very confusing. It was just a mess. A diner should be able to see the meal, the prices, and what's included without running all over the place. The menus on the table were new. Why not include the prices and a description of the meal? We were exasperated. So we left.

I'm so happy to have found this haitian bakery.It's very close to my house. I come here almost…read moreevery weekend for the haitian bread, which is amazing. I personally like it better than the cuban and puerto rican bread. It's a very small mom and pop shop. I definitely need to try something else.Other than the haitian bread, everything looks so good.

Very small venue only enough space for maybe three adults to stand inside. First thing you see is…read morethis great display of patties and sweet. Very kind woman behind the door answers questions professionally. I went it the last hour before closing and woman behind desk was fresh faced and friendly. First time trying so I decide on a mixed dozen, 2 fish, 5 beef and 5 chicken. She packaged the fish alone just in case anyone eating those didn't want it mixed with other meats. I travel another 20 minutes and items when perfect on arrival. Guest loved the taste of the patties. A few people indulged in the extra carbs and forgot about diets. For me, while they smelled and tasted delicious I found they were lacking in amount of meat/fish filling. The pasty was 95% glorious flour and butter and maybe 5% filling.

Wow. Amazing, elevated, Haitian cuisine…read more We had Griot, Legume, and Akra, with beans and rice; Pickliz and fried plantains as accompaniment. Everything was fresh, juicy, flavorful. You won't find better. As for the restaurant, counter and table service in an intimate and extremely colorful space, with cheerful and friendly service. Very happy to have discovered La belle Jacmelienne Cafe!

This will be my last time patronizing this restaurant. The customer service is horrible. The young…read morelady taking the orders was wearing a hoodie , has a blank stare as I'm advising her of my order, no smile, no greeting, no thank you, just awful. Honestly I feel like I received this type service because I'm not Haitian which is sad. Business is business and all should be welcome and feel welcomed when patronizing.

I purchased the fried turkey (Tassot Dinde) along with the Diri Djondjon (black rice), and it was…read moredelicious, moist, and well-seasoned. The rice was flavorful and cooked to perfection. I would have given it a five-star rating if they had provided a bit more fried turkey considering the price. Additionally, the service could have been better.

The food was okay, but it used to be much better. I asked for the stewed chicken and black rice…read moreentree which is supposed to come with a salad, but as you can see there's no salad. I also believe this is stewed Turkey, not chicken. They just gave me whatever they wanted to give me. It's a hole-in-the-wall restaurant, very small, and you'll pass it if you drive too fast. Again the food is decent if you're craving Haitian food and you're in the area, but now there are better spots in different parts of the city/county area.