About - Pam Pi Bon Haitian Restaurant
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
Top Reviews
See All ReviewsI ordered some griot since I’ve been craving it for a while. The meat had such a foul odor. I called the lady and explained to her and she started arguing with me saying I ate most of the food when really I just moved the meat aside so I can eat the rice and plantain. She blamed me for not smelling my food and seeing that it was bad before tasting it. She argued whack and forth before giving me a refund. I told her over the phone that I didn’t even want anything. I just wanted to tell her that she shouldn’t have the heart to sell food this stink to people. Never going back and wouldn’t recommend
Rudest and most racist restaurant in South Florida!! The nasty girl at the window finally took my order after refusing to acknowledge me for at least 5 minutes. This was after she was joking and laughing with the other Haitian customers when I pulled up. As I walked away with my order I heard her tell the other girl in French, “I hope the white guy enjoys his special “pork dinner”. Well, she was right….every piece of “pork” was nothing but chunks of pure deep fried fat and completely inedible. Stay away from this place at all costs!! Rude, rip off, and racist is best way to describe them
We often go to small, independent, ethnic hole- in- the- wall type eating establishments & are thrilled with the results, but not this time. There were massive amounts of ordinary rice & beans (some of the beans were crisp & dry). The oxtails (6 for $26) were good, but overpriced. The fried chicken was ok (moist, but no flavor) as were the side salads (fresh) with each meal. The sauces which came separately were tasty, but the plantains were dry & flavorless.