EVERYTHING was flavorful, hearty, healthy and fresh!!! This is going to be one of my go-to spots…read moreand I hope you guys don't go anywhere for a long time! I honestly felt so good after eating the food here and that's how you know the ingredients in your dishes are of good QUALITY. Our bodies can tell after we eat unhealthy American fast food, we feel sluggish and like sh*t but HERE at Kiwaz Caribbean Spice, I closed my eyes with every bite and I felt so good after I ate my food!!! They have a cool little set-up with a service window so you can order when you get there. I also saw they have seafood boil so I'm definitely going to try that my next time. God bless and thank you to the owners and chefs of this amazing cuisine! I am a Cambodian local of Lowell, born and raised, and your food reminds me of the love and herbs we pour into our own dishes.

Bought the fried fish which was bland and oily. The rice and beans had no taste. Waste of $50read more

My favorite place to grab Haitian food. I always get the baked chicken which comes with rice and…read morebeans. I also love the fried plantains as an appetizer. This place is many grab and go and the staff are very friendly and will help you with the menu. The portions are also big and very filling.

The food was horrible, full of oil, covered with a plastic bag and I noticed several rodents…read moredroppings at the book case behind the serving counter. Place is not clean. It was dead, the women was friendly. The smothered vegetables was not tasty at all and the rice was horrible.

A great foray into Haitian cuisine. The Haitian Griyo dish was delicious and quite massive for the…read moreprice. It contained griyo (fried pork shoulder), rice and beans, bannann peze (fried plantains), pikliz (pickled veggies), side salad, and Sos Ti-Malice (warm hot sauce). The fried items in the dish were both flavorful and quite tender. The pikliz (pickled veggies) were a necessary, very tasty complement to the dish. The hot sauce was nice and quite balanced spice-wise. I also got the Soursop with Ginger and Lime drink (ask for their fresh juices). It was refreshing, with an intense ginger burn after each sip. However, it was pretty expensive at ~$9. Note that certain pictured menu items may not be available and other available items may not be on the menu. Definitely ask them for the current day's items. +1 for the solid service!

Pretty pricey for the quality, it's a mom and pop shop. Only one person who serves and cook for…read moreyou. Street parking. Most people order Togo because the restaurant is quite small and limited seating. If you want quick oxtail Jamaican food, you can find it here for the price of $26

Nice vibes, good portion, and welcoming! Had the griot with rice and pikliz, very soulful and would…read morecome back again.

I've hired the Island to cater two events for me. Each order was great! Large quantities for 50+…read morepeople. The food options are great, you receive great value for your money and of course the authentic Haitian food is amazing. Will continue to order from them.

First time visiting for brunch and cannot wait to go back. The feta veg omelette special was…read moredelicious - the omelette loaded with veggies and feta cheese, came with a side of beans and rice, and tasty potato hash. Ask for the hot sauce, it's tasty! The meal came with either cream wheat or fruit. Tried cream wheat for the first time and it was sooo good. Warm, cozy, sweet and salty. Entrees came with a bread basket of homemade buttered bread which was delicious too. Service was excellent. Patio ambience was lovely for late morning brunch. Love that they offer breakfast all day. Only complaint is the long wait - but they offer complimentary coffee and lemonade, along with bubbles for kids to stay occupied. Parking in the area can also be hard to find on the weekends. We will definitely be back!

Great food, friendly service, and a comfortable space to enjoy a meal with friends! As an island…read moreperson, having Haitian and other Caribbean flavors to enjoy was like a taste of home!

My sister in law has been coming here for a while, and said it was one of her favorites. We were in…read morethe area and decided to get some takeout. I am SO glad we did! We got two orders of fritay, which us a dinner plate consisting of fried meat, marinade, akra, plantains, and fried potatoes, served with a side salad, pikliz and sauce. I got the goat while my husband got the pork. The goat was perfectly cooked and very tender. The marinade, akra, plantains and potatoes were cooked well and did not feel greasy at all. Their pikliz was nice and spicy, and their simple side salad had a nice refreshing crunch. The sauce was absolutely delicious, I dipped everything in it. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for some good caribbean or haitian food in the area, and will definitely be back many more times

Excellent customer service! Perhaps why they churn in and out customers in a blink. The food is…read morepacked diligently in spill-proof containers, with a heart for customer satisfaction. I appreciated that so much! My child said he'd retake the train for the jerk chicken; he devoured it lovingly! Not the same with my oxtail; I wanted curry goat, but it was no more. Too oily for my liking, and not the savory spiced oxtail I've had in several Caribbean restaurants. I liked the collard greens, though....but give my food to a man sitting in the park across. It appeared to be a "to-go" place, as the space is limited for movement and sitting around to eat. But across the street is a park off Main Street. Still, the menu is varied, with something for everyone!!

The food is so good. It's a small place with counter seating. In the future we would probably get…read moreit as takeout but we were on our lunch date and we didn't want to drive back to our offices. People mention that the service is rude but we didn't experience that at all. I think the proprietor served us and she was extremely nice. Get the jerk chicken plate. We are going back in 2 weeks because she said she would have some jerk seasoning to sell.

This is one of the two Las Vegas locations (both in the area) & I go to this one more often since…read moreparking is easier & staff is a little more friendly. They offer Haitian cuisine here & have a can't be beat deal of $5 for a plate! I usually get griot or turkey plate, which comes with rice & beans. One plate is good for two meals for me. Ordering can be done in person or over the phone.

Boston is hard to find quality Haitian food. You'd have to go to Somerville for that. They have…read moreeverything like availability, quick service, fresh food.

This was my first time trying this restaurant. I ordered the fried fish with brown rice and salad…read more It came with sauce and another container that smelled like scotch bonnet peppers. I wish I took a picture before I started eating but there are no leftovers. The food was fresh and absolutely delicious!!!!!! Everything was seasoned to perfection. God bless the cook's hands she knows what she's doing. I will definitely be back.

I ordered the fried turkey and diri jon jon, which was actually incredibly tasty and the reason I…read moreleave two stars instead of one. Customer service was not excellent but it was not bad. I love haitian patties especially beef. I ordered 3 the server tells me they are $8 a piece. Red flag I ignored, so I ordered two. When I say this is the worse pattie I have ever encountered in my life. For $8 you get this huge patty that barely has any beef. It wasn't flavorful and some of the meat was still raw. It was so bad I didn't even take it back. I just threw it away and took my L on the $16. The menu says the fried turkey and rice is $16 it was $24. It was delicious though! Stay far away from the patties. Bill was $43 for a plate of rice, fried turkey, and 2 patties.

I really enjoyed my food from La Perle. My favorite Haitian restaurant on this side of town closed…read moreso we decide to try a new spot. It didn't disappoint. The first thing that made me happy was grilled goat since many of the meats are typically fried. The grilled goat was fantastic. The flavor and the sauce were so good. The rice was also pretty good. The griot was soft and seasoned well. The rice was soft and flavorful. My other favorite part of the meal with the legume. It was so good that I went back to get more a few days later! The prices are a little high and the wait can be long, which is why it's a 4 and not a 5. Overall, we really enjoyed this place and we'll be back. I highly recommend if you're looking for good Haitian on this side of town.

Stay away. Slowwww service and the food showed up cold. I do think the waitress even spoke…read moreEnglish. A couple of the items we ordered did not even arrive. Horrible service Also the place has no heat. Had to eat wearing our jackets.