This lil carribean jem is a diamond in this lil Haitian neighborhood. My friend Jessica and I went on a Friday night and had the oxtails rice and peas and let's not forget the griot, my first time having it and I will be looking forward to my second encounter, with this yummy pork shoulder. The staff was very helpful, the only disappointment was they were out of seafood soup. The venue is a casual spot to order food Togo or eat on there outdoor seating area I thought that gave city vibes.

I had no idea it was real Caribbean food it was the real deal.. Adno the manager, greeted us immediately, friendly and polite. He knew it was our 1st time he had some much patience with us he explain the menu in great detail. The food was flavorful and fresh. We will be back.

Great place for Haitian patties. The filling has so much flavor, it's always fresh. I also decided to get the Turkey in sauce with black rice; the pieces of turkey was really small but the rice was prepared nicely. Please try the Passion fruit without milk, it tasted just like you're on an Island relaxing.

It was my first time trying Haitian food and it won't be my last. Everything was delicious. We had the pork, fried turkey, rice and beans and black rice and beans. The food was well seasoned. Make sure you get extra sauce - it's so good on the meat and also on the beans.

My snapper was good and the pikliz is nice and spicy. I realized I had some film type material in my rice which was a little disturbing but it had a good taste. I would return. Service was good I got my food at a decent time as well