About - Caribbean Recipe Restaurant
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
Top Reviews
See All ReviewsOy Oy! The food here was SO tasty and worth the ~15 minute wait; it's clear they make the food fresh to order. I think it's a family owned establishment tucked in a strip mall. Prices were competitive, portion sizes are generous. There's only 2 small tables and 5 chairs so don't plan on dining in. The food comes in Styrofoam to-go boxes: I got the griot which was juicy and delicately seasoned, and got two small 2 Oz containers - one was spicy pikilz and the other was like a thin gravy which was lighter in flavor than the stew goat sauce (THAT was a 10/10 on rice). Legumes were all sold out by 7pm Monday. Inside was quiet until they put on some religious music and it was a vibe. Outside is dimly lit and has interesting people, as nearby shops include a liquor store, and kava bar. I would definitely come here again. Mèsi!🙏
This was my first time at this establishment, and it definitely won’t be my last! The food was served hot, fresh, and packed with flavor. I ordered the boulette with diri kole, and everything was cooked perfectly and well seasoned. The boulette was delicious, and the diri kole was rich, comforting, and absolutely satisfying. You can really taste the authenticity and care put into the food. Such a great first experience- I’ll definitely be back!
So I finally decided to go to this restaurant everyone’s been talking about how good the food is cause the services wasn’t good. I walk in and there’s no one there I waited almost 2 minutes before someone came to the counter. I know a little bit of creole so I was politely spoke to the young man, and try to explain to him what I wanted and he couldn’t understand what I was saying he don’t speak or understand English so he call someone else they don’t speak or understand English either. The only thing they could tell me is that they sale large only they didn’t say anything else that’s what he told me large only I said OK fine. I don’t eat a lot of rice so I was trying to tell them can I have just a little bit of rice no, no no you have to get large I said yes I want the large but a little bit of rice. The lady tried to charge me $5 extra because I wanted it a little bit of rice. I never in my life been charged extra money because I want less of a dish on my plate. Much as I love Haitian food I will never go back to this restaurant. That’s not a Caribbean restaurant in my eyes. The service was not too good to me. Why they barely understand English, and he definitely don’t speak it.