Caribbean Restaurants in Montreal

Cool & artful spot with a terrace presenting traditional & generous pan-Caribbean cuisine.

(159)

Montreal North

Haitian Creole Caribbean

Review Summary

Flap Flap draws praise for a warm welcome, a bright atmosphere, and attentive service that makes guests feel at home. Reviews highlight authentic Haitian flavors with dishes like griot, rice and plantains, pikliz, and other options that many find flavorful and well prepared, and the space is described as clean and inviting. Service is consistently described as impeccable, with good communication and timely delivery for dine-in and takeout. The staff are noted for patience and friendliness, contributing to a welcoming, value-driven experience. A few mentions point out small flaws such as pork that can be a touch dry or a sauce with a barbecue finish, but the overall impression is of delicious food, generous portions, and a lively, satisfying place to eat.View restaurant profile

Restaurant Kamúy

Opens Today at 5 pm

(1653)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Caribbean Tapas Vegetarian Market Seafood/Fish Vegan Options

Mentioned in: Gumbo and Jambalaya in Montreal: A Taste of New Orleans Become a Part of Culinary History at Montréal en Lumière 2026 View More

Review Summary

Kamúy offers a warm, inviting atmosphere that highlights Haitian and Creole flavors, with standout items like griot, accras, poulet frit, jerk chicken, conch and djon djon rice, plus comforting sides and pain patate for dessert. Cocktails such as Corossol Colada are praised, and portions are generous, often suitable for sharing. Service is friendly and attentive, with staff who explain dishes and make recommendations, even though a few visits note occasional delays or price considerations. The space, music and decor create a lively yet cozy setting, ideal for a date, friends or a pre show in the theater district. Overall the reviews point to tasty, flavorful food, warm hospitality and a memorable dining experience at Kamúy.View restaurant profile

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Kwizinn - Caribbean Restaurants in Montreal

Kwizinn

Caribbean fusion inspired cuisine 🌴

(1249)

Old Montreal

Caribbean Seafood/Fish Exotic Grill Creative Cajun

Mentioned in: Gumbo and Jambalaya in Montreal: A Taste of New Orleans Black History Month in Montreal 2026: Restaurants Where Black Heritage Is at the Heart of the Plate View More

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Diners celebrate Kwizinn for its elevated fusion of Haitian and Caribbean flavors, with dishes that are flavorful, well seasoned and beautifully presented, from griot and octopus carpaccio to plantain burger and lobster pasta. Portions are generous and the tasting menu offers great value for exploring the varied menu. The drinks and cocktails are memorable, with inventive presentations like cocktails served in a whole pineapple. The atmosphere is warm, chic, and festive, with a mix of intimate dining rooms and a lively Old Montreal vibe, enhanced by live music on certain nights and a welcoming terrace. The service is consistently described as impeccable, attentive, and friendly, with staff guiding guests through the menu and making celebrations feel special. Kwizinn is recommended for celebrations, group dinners, dates, or simply discovering Caribbean cuisine at a high level, and many guests plan their next visit as soon as they leave.View restaurant profile

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La Calebasse - Caribbean Restaurants in Montreal

La Calebasse

African Caribbean Seafood/Fish Exotic Fusion Gluten-free Options

(89)

Trois-Rivières

Review Summary

La Calebasse is celebrated for flavorful and authentic African cuisine with generous portions that guests remember. Diners describe a welcoming, calm atmosphere with friendly, attentive service that makes meals feel special. Signature dishes and pairings such as braised chicken, mafe, garba, fish and lamb with alloco are praised for rich, satisfying flavors and appealing presentations. The restaurant is noted for cleanliness, efficient service, and a memorable dining experience. Reviews collectively highlight consistent quality, a warm hospitality vibe, and a strong desire to return for more of the menu.View restaurant profile

Delices Antillais

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(27)

Duvernay

Dominican Latin American Caribbean International Fusion Breakfast

Review Summary

Delices Antillais comes across as a small, welcoming, family-run spot where the star is hearty, flavorful fare and generous portions, especially the griot which many call excellent or the best they have eaten; the atmosphere is warm and the service described as attentive with the owner running the place mostly alone. Fans say the food is consistently good and sometimes better than fast food, making it a go-to choice when in the area. Some days the full menu isn't available and cash is the only accepted payment, with a note about having to use an ATM and incurring a fee. The place feels a bit old fashioned but charming, commonly used for takeout though dine-in is appreciated by regulars who say they keep returning for the cooking. Overall, the reviews paint a picture of a beloved, value-driven spot that delivers solid flavor and a welcoming, family-style experience, keeping customers coming back again and again.View restaurant profile

Santiago Café Restaurant

Opens Today at 10:30 am

(167)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Review Summary

Montreal's Santiago Café Restaurant is celebrated as an authentic Dominican dining spot with generous portions and a crowd pleasing lineup that includes mofongo, tostones, sancocho, rice and beans with gandules, and chicharron, plus empanadas, pollo, mondongo, and other fried favorites. Patrons describe a warm, homey ambiance with lively music and consistently friendly, attentive service that makes guests feel at home. The flavors feel true to Dominican roots, with the mofongo and the rice and beans earning particular praise, and drinks that pair well with the meals. Many reviewers call it the best or a new favorite in town, citing good value for money and a memorable dining experience that invites a return visit. Travelers from different places mention that the place helps them reconnect with the Dominican Republic through authentic taste and hospitality, leading to strong recommendations to come back when in Montreal.View restaurant profile

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Méli-Mélo Néo Resto

May be temporarily closed

(5)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel

Creole Caribbean Haitian

Caribbean Food Factory

Open 24HRS

(269)

Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Caribbean Chicken Wings Grill

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Curries in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews for Caribbean Food Factory highlight bold authentic Caribbean flavors, with jerk chicken repeatedly praised as tender, juicy, and highly seasoned, and dishes like curry goat, ackee and saltfish, oxtail, roti, and fried dumplings receiving frequent compliments; several diners note generous portions and good value, and the food is described as fresh, flavorful, and satisfying, with some calling it the best Jamaican food around and even a standout in the area. The experience at times shines with friendly, fast, and attentive service, and open late appeal, but many comments point to inconsistent service and long wait times, miscommunications at pickup or delivery, missing items, and quality fluctuations that can depend on the shift or time of day. Some feedback mentions takeout packaging, temperature, and presentation concerns, while others praise the atmosphere, authenticity, and healthier juice options. Taken together, Caribbean Food Factory is seen as a top destination for authentic Caribbean cuisine with strong dishes and potential improvement in consistency and reliability.View restaurant profile

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Phat Grill Express

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(80)

Montreal North

Review Summary

Phat Grill Express draws mixed but mostly positive reviews, with regulars praising the griot plate as a standout and the solid flavors in a small, welcoming setting where the owner and his wife come across as kind hearted. Pakouri is noted as a dish there, and the atmosphere is described as consistent and pleasant. Some diners say the food can be dry at times and suggest more warmth from the staff. Overall, the reviews recommend Phat Grill Express for good food and a friendly vibe, acknowledging occasional dryness.View restaurant profile

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CHEZ DASH

Opens Today at 3 pm

RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Caribbean Haitian Grill

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Marche la Fonda

Anjou-St-Léonard

Grill Caribbean

Au goût tropical

(17)

Tétreaultville-Mercier-Est, Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Caribbean Grill Salads

Review Summary

Reviews describe Au goût tropical as delicious Haitian cuisine with standout griot, pikliz, and plantains, praising flavorful dishes like the Rio Rio pickle, a warm ambiance, and friendly service, with many saying they will return to try more of the menu. Not the best for everyone, but it remains among the top Haitian options for many. The staff are described as friendly and the overall vibe as welcoming. Several reviewers mention plans to come back multiple times to explore the full menu. One Uber Eats order is noted where a griot arrived in a kid's portion with barely any rice and dry meat, and when contacted about it the response was that Uber Eats portions differ from dine-in, making that the last visit. Taken together, the tone is positive overall with a caveat about delivery portions.View restaurant profile

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Le Fils à Maman

(94)

Pont Viau

Haitian Creole Jamaican Caribbean Fusion Grill

Review Summary

Reviews describe Le Fils à Maman as a comforting Haitian style spot with a homey mom and pop vibe where griot with rice and pikliz hits a perfect salty and tangy balance and the rice earns frequent praise. The mac and cheese and plantain dishes are hailed as standout favorites, and the smash burger and even pizza have drawn enthusiastic notes, all served by an owner who is consistently friendly and generous and helps create a welcoming, unpretentious atmosphere. Generous portions and affordable prices are repeatedly mentioned, making it easy to justify a repeat visit for griot and other staples. Some diners note small inconsistencies such as too much rice or not enough meat, sometimes a bland sauce, or missing plantain or salad in certain orders, but these are outweighed by the overall impression of a hidden gem offering authentic Caribbean comfort food. Delivery is available and many reviewers say it’s worth the trip or a quick stop to grab a hearty, comforting meal.View restaurant profile

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Boom J's Cuisine

(60)

Ville-Émard

Caribbean Exotic Jamaican

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Caribbean Eats

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Boom J's Cuisine draws glowing feedback for a lineup of jerk chicken, BBQ chicken, pineapple chicken, fried chicken and oxtail, with the jerk chicken described as outstanding and finger licking, the curry goat called authentic and the best in Montreal, and the oxtail also receiving high praise; the curry goat with rice and plantains is praised, as are the jerk chicken wraps and the jerk poutine; many note the food is fresh, tasty and consistently good, and the service is friendly with a family like atmosphere; a few reviews mention a boneless chicken roti being too salty and some concern that Caribbean options in Montreal are uneven, but overall Boom J's Cuisine is seen as a top Jamaican spot in Montreal and a place many would return to.View restaurant profile

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Caribbean Paradise

(61)

LaSalle

Review Summary

Caribbean Paradise is described in reviews as a reliable spot for celebrations and casual meals with a stress free party atmosphere and attentive, easy going service. Food praise centers on large portions, authentic West Indian flavors, and favorites like oxtail, goat, chicken and goat roti, and spicy shrimp roti, with a strong hot sauce and a note about Peardrax, and the dishes are said to be well worth the trip for diners in Lasalle and Montreal. The interior is liked and cash payments are noted by some guests. Beyond dining, the restaurant is seen as a community cornerstone that has hosted free Christmas parties with toy giveaways and offered its venue for local events, with a past incident acknowledged but the overall tone remaining supportive of its ongoing contribution.View restaurant profile

Courtoisie BMLD cuisine antillaise et épicerie

(11)

Repentigny

Caribbean Grill BBQ Salads

Review Summary

Courtoisie BMLD cuisine antillaise et épicerie is described as a place where the chef's passion for Antillean and Haitian cuisine shines through a menu that shows curiosity and a strong attachment to the ingredients, with dishes that are incredibly fresh and flavors that respect family cooking traditions. The overall experience is often characterized as beautiful to discover or rediscover, with a warm, friendly atmosphere and attentive service, and comforting, consistently good dishes that leave diners wanting more. While most feedback is positive, one note mentions a griot that felt off to some, but the prevailing tone is that the restaurant delivers a standout, flavorful and inviting experience.View restaurant profile

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Tassot Créole

(35)

Terrebonne/Lachenaie

Creole Caribbean Grill

Review Summary

Reviews describe Tassot Créole as a standout Haitian option in Montreal with friendly staff, good portions, and flavorful, well prepared dishes such as fried goat and macaroni. Several diners say it is among the best Haitian or Caribbean restaurants in the area and praise the spicy pikliz and the overall dining experience, while others note delivery issues such as the wrong rice or drink and question value. Some mention that portions and price do not always align and that they prefer other similar restaurants in the region, but many still highly recommend the place for its authenticity and quality, with remarks on prompt service, a lively atmosphere, and bold flavors. Overall the impression is positive, though experiences vary by visit and some improvements could be made in takeout accuracy and value.View restaurant profile

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Africaraïbe

(111)

Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac

African Caribbean Grill

Review Summary

Across the reviews, Africaraïbe is seen as a warm, family style spot with generous portions and strong flavors. The griot is repeatedly highlighted as tender and flavorful, often paired with staples like fufu, fish, chicken braise, attieke, and crispy plantains, while pikliz adds a welcome zing. Guests praise the menu for mixing Haitian and Caribbean influences and appreciate the generous portions that make meals shareable at home. The service is consistently described as friendly and patient, with the owner and staff going the extra mile to explain the dishes. While a few notes mention occasional longer wait times, the overall experience is described as comforting, affordable, and authentically homey, prompting repeat visits and recommendations to friends and family.View restaurant profile

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Valde Restaurant Casse Croute

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(5)

Montreal North

Creole Caribbean

Review Summary

Valde Restaurant Casse Croute offers a warm welcome and an enjoyable experience, with guests traveling from afar to enjoy excellent griots and finding the dishes delicious, and the staff described as very friendly. A phone number is requested because the telephone line is not functioning. The menu features good cabrit, fritay akra, marinade, bananne, pikliz, salade, and more, all served hot.View restaurant profile

Cuisine Créole Carmel

Creole Casse-Croute (Snack Bar)Caribbean

(36)

Terrebonne/Lachenaie

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Cuisine Créole Carmel as offering generous portions and fresh ingredients, with the griot and pork shoulder repeatedly praised for tenderness and flavor and tassot cabrit noted as excellent; the service is consistently described as friendly and polite. However, some comments point to inconsistencies, including the absence of vegetarian options and at least one instance of serving meat to a vegetarian, along with dishes that were dry or lacked sauce, indicating that quality can vary between visits. Despite that, many still consider it a strong Haitian option in the Montreal area and an overall positive dining experience.View restaurant profile

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Marché Casse-Croûte Le Griot

Opens Today at 1 pm

(1)

Pont Viau, Laval-des-Rapides

Caribbean Grill Seafood/Fish Comfort Food

Restaurant Saveur Antillaise

(22)

Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Caribbean Grill Salads

Review Summary

Restaurant Saveur Antillaise shows mixed feedback from patrons, with reports of undercooked rice on occasions and a recipe change that some diners prefer the old version. The staff are described as friendly and welcoming, but wait times can be lengthy. Advice from reviewers is to avoid calling ahead for preparation and to visit in person, since relying on advance orders has led to mistakes. Many diners say they go back after a bad experience because the food is good, with hopes for improvement. Some who used to come regularly now feel reluctant, yet there is still a sense of willingness to recommend the restaurant and to return in the future, perhaps next year.View restaurant profile

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Service Traiteur Des Étoiles

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(2)

RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Caribbean Grill Seafood/Fish Salads

La Griottine

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(193)

Sainte-Thérèse

Haitian Jamaican Caribbean

Review Summary

Customers describe La Griottine as delivering excellent Haitian cooking with fresh, flavorful dishes and generous portions, especially griot and rice dishes, with some noting crispy griot and tender meat and a highly satisfying balance of seasoning. The meals are consistently described as fresh, well presented, and filling, often accompanied by sides like plantains and pikliz, and the riz djondjon as particularly delicious. Service is repeatedly praised as warm, friendly, attentive, professional, and punctual, creating a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere that many call charming or calm. Value is highlighted as fair, with generous portions and reasonable prices, prompting repeat visits and recommendations to friends and family. While a few remarks point to minor downsides such as occasional saltiness or a dining room that can feel a touch chilly, these are outweighed by the overall impression of quality, authenticity, and a strong sense of community in the dining experience. Overall, La Griottine is portrayed as a standout Haitian restaurant with authentic flavors, consistent quality, and a vibe that invites returning for both dine-in and takeout.View restaurant profile

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Hectare Café

Opens Today at 7 am

(40)

Old Montreal

Café Caribbean

Review Summary

Reviewers consistently praise Hectare Café for strong coffee and friendly, attentive service, with a warm tropical vibe that makes the place feel welcoming and relaxed. The coffee menu earns broad praise—from cappuccino and cortado to americanos and a standout matcha—with notes of smooth, nutty flavors and some highlighting Haitian coffee as a unique Montreal find. Pastries and Haitian patties are described as delicious, and takeout is easy thanks to biodegradable packaging and a plant-based straw. The atmosphere is cozy and family-friendly, in a neighborhood setting that many say is worth returning to; while some call it the best coffee in Old Montreal or a top option for coffee lovers, others simply note it as a nice local choice to visit regularly.View restaurant profile

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Le WillMar Marché & Casse-Croûte

(5)

Le Gardeur, Repentigny

Review Summary

Goat is described as the tenderest in Repentigny, and the griot arrives with melt-in-your-mouth pork rind and a djondjon rice that is almost as good as homemade, making the goat plate worth trying. The griot itself is consistently tender and well seasoned, and the plantains are large and solid in both sweet and savory preparations. Cod pâtés are noted to be really dry and light on filling. The spot carries Haitian products, the staff is friendly, and the food is overall really good, with the pikliz and the sauce getting strong praise. Taken together, it is considered one of the best Haitian casse-croûtes in the area and well worth a detour.View restaurant profile

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Goûter Tropical

(137)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Caribbean African Haitian

Review Summary

Goûter Tropical is described across reviews as a place with generally solid flavors, generous portions, and reasonable prices, with griot and other Haitian staples standing out for many diners. Service is praised for being attentive and friendly on many visits, with staff who take time to place orders and greet customers, though some experiences show inconsistency such as ordering confusion, a wrong dish delivered when the same staff handle the cash, and a past report of food safety issues. Several reviews note dependable weekend takeout and recurring favorites like Lalo, while others mention occasional declines in both food quality and service, including a lag that lets meals cool while payment is completed. Despite mixed moments, many comments highlight the freshness of ingredients, good atmosphere, and overall value, making Goûter Tropical a solid option for Haitian cuisine with room for greater consistency.View restaurant profile

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Épicerie Costa

Opens Today at 9 am

(79)

Villeray-Saint-Michel

Jamaican Caribbean Comfort Food Breakfast

Review Summary

Reviews for Épicerie Costa emphasize generous portions and flavorful Haitian dishes, with the griot and legume repeatedly praised and many customers calling it their go to for Haitian food, noting tender griot and satisfying rice and sides; several posts mention Uber Eats promotions that add free spring rolls, pastries, and sodas, contributing to a strong sense of value. At the same time, some experiences point to inconsistency, including comments about dry rice or a Kraft like mac and cheese, griot dinde that is not as tender, and odd accompaniments, as well as reports of missing promotional items or perceived unprofessionalism. Despite these caveats, the general tone is positive, with many diners highlighting big portions, delicious flavors, and reliable repeat orders, making Épicerie Costa stand out as a favored option for Haitian cuisine in the area.View restaurant profile

Mr Patty

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

(163)

Côte-Saint-Luc

Review Summary

Across many reviews, Mr Patty is presented as the go to spot for Jamaican patties in Montreal, with patties praised as fresh, flaky and flavorful, especially the beef and chicken varieties, and even veggie options. Patrons stock up by the dozen, freeze them, and reheat when cravings strike, and many note that the patties are best hot and freshly made, sometimes with a touch more heat. A small seating area and a friendly, welcoming vibe are mentioned, along with reliable service though some guests say customer service could use a bit more polish. The shop is described as a source for others too, with patties supplied to many restaurants, underscoring consistency over the years. Prices are noted as reasonable, with some fluctuation depending on order size, and occasional praise for extras like soups on weekends such as cow foot or chicken soup. It is cited as the most authentic Jamaican patty experience in Montreal, a family owned operation that remains strong, with frequent reminders to visit early to avoid running out and even calls for delivery options to expand.View restaurant profile

Caro Resto

Opens Today at 7 am

(197)

Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Breakfast Crêpes Caribbean Fusion Exotic

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Caro Resto as a warm, welcoming breakfast and brunch spot where generous portions, fresh ingredients, and flavorful, lovingly prepared dishes stand out. The staff and owner are repeatedly praised for attentive hospitality, personal greetings at the table, and checking in to ensure everything is to taste. Celebrations are a common thread, with service that goes above and beyond for birthdays and other milestones, including decorations and a celebratory atmosphere. The menu blends traditional breakfast favorites with Caribbean and Haitian twists, offering plantain based dishes, griot, crepes, eggs benedict variations, and even vegan options customized on request. Prices are described as very reasonable for the portions and quality, with many calling it a great value or a hidden gem in the area. The kitchen is often praised for fresh, not frozen flavors, with reviewers noting careful seasoning, well presented plates, and generous sides. Even when small hiccups occur, such as a mix-up or a delay, the staff respond with courtesy and often remake a dish to ensure satisfaction. The atmosphere is described as clean, cozy, and relaxed, with a family friendly vibe that makes guests feel at home. Several reviews mention large group accommodations and easy ordering for families, and some highlight the care shown to children. Overall, the sentiment is that Caro Resto is a reliable, welcoming go to for brunch and breakfast, with many indicating plans to return.View restaurant profile

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Maison du Cari des Caraïbes (Caribbean Curry House)

(161)

Côte-des-Neiges

Mentioned in: Black History Month in Montreal 2026: Restaurants Where Black Heritage Is at the Heart of the Plate

Review Summary

Maison du Cari des Caraïbes is widely regarded for its roti and affordable Caribbean comfort fare. Roti varieties such as goat and chicken are frequently praised, with oxtail and jerk chicken also earning positive notes for flavor and portion size. Prices and lunch specials are described as great value, drawing a steady stream of customers. Several reviewers mention friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere, while others report uneven experiences, including a rude manager, lukewarm food, or long wait times. Changes in ownership are blamed by some for a decline in flavor and the roti being less stuffed and spicier than before. Some guests note missing items like plantains or salads that are listed on the menu, and a few visits saw hours or opening times not aligning with expectations. Overall the spot feels like a must visit for Caribbean cuisine in Montreal for many, with memories of the flavor profile keeping fans returning even after ups and downs.View restaurant profile

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Goûter Caraïbe

(87)

Montreal North

Caribbean Seafood/Fish Pastries

Review Summary

Goûter Caraïbe is praised for tasty Haitian dishes and generous portions, with the griot singled out as excellent and the on-site dining experience described as pleasant by many. Reviews note friendly and attentive staff in some visits, but others point to inconsistent service and delivery slips, such as missing items on Uber Eats orders, and a weekend ordering policy that can feel restrictive for customers wanting multiple dishes. The late hours and quick service are seen as positives by several diners, while a portion feel that the overall service is not its strongest point. Despite these variations, the cuisine is regarded as flavorful and the value is solid, leading many to say they would return.View restaurant profile

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Dutty Yea

Opens Today at 4 pm

(41)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Caribbean BBQ Japanese Fusion

Review Summary

Dutty Yea is described as a hidden gem with bold flavors and generous portions, blending Jamaican jerk with Japanese influences in bowls like Dutty Nonnie and Pon Pon Jerk, plus a coco and curry chicken option that many find standout. Reviews praise the chicken, noting it’s tasty with a good char and plenty of meat, the sorrel drink and a vanilla raspberry swirl ice cream as pleasant extras, and the overall presentation as fresh and appealing. The staff are consistently described as warm, friendly, and attentive, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. Some diners mention price concerns or occasional price display issues, and a few meals feel less special for the cost, though most agree the flavors and portions justify the visit. The noted soft launch with limited rice options gave guests extra potatoes and a sense of flexibility, and the location is described as a healthy addition to the neighborhood worth a detour, especially on sunny days near the park. Overall, Dutty Yea appears to be a chef driven option that delivers memorable flavor and care, with room to improve consistency and pricing clarity.View restaurant profile

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Kim Détente Resto

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am

(95)

Vieux Longueuil

Haitian Caribbean Grill

Review Summary

Kim Détente Resto is described as delivering authentic Haitian cuisine with consistently delicious dishes and warm, attentive service. The griot is repeatedly highlighted as a standout, with other recommended items including riz djondjon and pikliz, and portions are commonly noted as generous. Service is praised for being fast and friendly, contributing to a lively and welcoming atmosphere. Some reviews mention higher prices and occasionally less generous portions on certain plates, and a few critics find the ambiance uninspiring or crowded. Overall the restaurant is seen as a strong option for Haitian food, with many calling it a standout in the area and encouraging others to try it.View restaurant profile

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Milandy Service Traiteur

Opens Today at 8 am

Mascouche

Lloydie's

(144)

Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest

Jamaican Caribbean

Mentioned in: Black History Month in Montreal 2026: Restaurants Where Black Heritage Is at the Heart of the Plate Where to Find Cheap Eats in Montreal View More

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Reviews describe Lloydie's as a vibrant Caribbean spot with a strong fusion of bajan and Jamaican flavors, where jerk chicken, oxtail, and patty options draw frequent praise for bold, flavorful profiles and generous portions; the loaded patty and plantain poutine appear as popular twists when available, with pork sometimes offered as an alternative on request; many diners note the patties are among the best in town, and the jerk chicken and jerk chicken plate receive frequent calls for authenticity and tenderness, while the rice, plantains, and sauces, especially the spicy pepper sauce, round out the meals; service and atmosphere receive praise for friendliness and a retro vibe, with value and price noted as solid for the portion size; some reviewers mention occasional menu constraints such as limited beverage options or items like oxtail running out, and a few reports mention occasional variability in spice level or staff interactions; overall Lloydie's is seen as a go-to for cravings for satisfying Caribbean comfort and a consistently flavorful meal.View restaurant profile

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Maison du Cari des Caraïbes (Caribbean Curry House)

(100)

Dollard-des-Ormeaux

Caribbean Comfort Food

Review Summary

Reviews paint Maison du Cari des Caraïbes as a clean, inviting spot with warm, friendly service and food that delivers bold, comforting Caribbean flavors. Dishes like curry goat, oxtail, and a variety of roti, doubles and beef patties come highly recommended, with the doubles and patties often described as standout and the shrimp wrap praised as a game changer. Portions are described as generous and prices as good value, though the roti can be inconsistent and some posts mention changes in ownership affecting quality or size. The atmosphere is repeatedly called homey and welcoming, with some reviewers calling it a hidden gem and noting the kitchen feels authentic. Fresh, spicy options and homemade soups receive frequent praise, while a limited menu and occasional missteps in takeout are noted by a few. Overall the sentiment is enthusiastic and many reviewers say they would return and highly recommend this spot for Caribbean classics in the area.View restaurant profile

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Sarah Cuisine Créole

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(77)

Côte-des-Neiges

Caribbean Grill Haitian

Review Summary

Sarah Cuisine Créole draws strong praise for its griot, described as crispy and juicy with tender meat, and the rice and sauce and macaroni salad that balance the plate. Takeout and delivery are common, with generous portions and a sauce that seems to include meat juices. Riz djon djon, red beans, plantains, and pikliz are cited among the staples, and many reviewers note that extra macaroni salad is worth it. Some call it the best Haitian food in Montreal and a go to for authentic flavors, while a few reports mention inconsistencies, such as fatty pork, stray hairs on a dish, a macaroni that smells off, or the salad needing more salt. Overall, Sarah Cuisine Créole is seen as a go to for traditional Haitian cuisine with standout griot and riz djon djon, though cleanliness and consistency concerns are raised by a minority.View restaurant profile

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Chez Toutou

(27)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Review Summary

Reviews point to Chez Toutou as the standout for the Haitian plat de boulettes, with diners saying it is the only place that does justice to the dish, offering a perfect texture and delicious flavor. The service is described as friendly and welcoming, prompting plans to return. The overall impression is that the meals rank among the best Haitian dishes and provide good value for the price.View restaurant profile

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Sous le Palmier

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(125)

LaSalle

Jamaican Caribbean

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Caribbean Eats

Review Summary

At Sous le Palmier, reviews highlight a warm, friendly atmosphere and courteous service alongside delicious, authentic Haitian fare. The menu earns frequent praise for flavorful dishes such as cabrit and goat, and sides like macaroni salad, with portions often described as generous though a few experiences mention smaller portions or order mixups. The outdoor terrace is repeatedly described as beautiful and well suited for gatherings, matching a casual and welcoming vibe. Many diners describe it as among the best Haitian restaurants in Lasalle, with some calling it the best Haitian place in the area. A minority note occasional hiccups, particularly over the phone or with specific orders, but the overall sentiment remains positive and many indicate plans to return.View restaurant profile

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Chef Jo

(96)

Montreal North

Review Summary

Overall, reviews of Chef Jo describe a warm, welcoming Haitian spot with generally tasty, freshly prepared dishes and generous portions, but with mixed consistency and occasional delays. Several comments praise the service and the owner-operator’s dedication, noting that when the kitchen is on the flavors are strong, the meat is well seasoned, and the plates feel satisfying and good value, though others report slower service, less polished presentation, and issues such as dry griot, bland sauces, mushy rice, and overly fatty bananas. Delivery experiences echo the dine-in impressions, with frequent compliments on flavor and portion size but similar caveats about timing and consistency. In sum, Chef Jo is seen as a solid choice for Haitian cuisine in the area, delivering memorable dishes and a friendly atmosphere, yet improvements in consistency and kitchen execution could elevate the overall experience.View restaurant profile

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Chez Lyly resto

Caribbean Grill Fried Chicken

(54)

Sherbrooke

Review Summary

Chez Lyly receives praise for generous portions and good value, with hearty, flavorful dishes and a unique, welcoming atmosphere. The griot is highlighted as the best in town and the restaurant is described as a true Haitian spot with distinctive spice blends. The warm, convivial ambiance and focus on sharing make dining feel like a celebration, with prices generally considered reasonable and service often rated as good. A practical note mentions that payment is cash only.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Le King Caraïbes

(99)

Terrebonne/Lachenaie

Caribbean Grill Haitian

Review Summary

Le King Caraïbes receives widespread praise for consistently flavorful Haitian cuisine, with griot that is tender and delicious, along with big portions at affordable prices. Diners rave about the combination of griot with pikliz and plantains, the accras, and the shrimp with sauce, while the macaroni salad and the rice dishes are often highlighted as standout sides. The atmosphere is described as warm, welcoming, and family owned, with friendly staff and attentive service that keeps guests returning. Several reviews mention generous portions for the price and a vibe that blends comfort with authentic flavors, occasionally noting dishes arriving a bit tepid or tweaks needed for some sides. Takeout and delivery are convenient, and many experiences emphasize consistency across dine in and takeout, making this a top Haitian option in the region.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Maicha Ocean LG

Open until 3 am

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Little-Italy

Caribbean African Haitian Haitian BBQ

Mister Paté

(22)

Montreal North

Review Summary

Overall, the reviews show a strong fondness for Mister Paté's paté but caution about changes to the recipe, fluctuating freshness, and uneven service. Drove long distances for the product, only to find the recipe different from earlier visits, and interactions at the counter ranged from patient to less friendly. The cash only policy and lack of change in the register meant trips to an ATM were necessary. Some feel freshness suffers, possibly due to timing near closing, while prices stay the same despite the dip in perceived quality. Still, the paté remains a favorite for many, with enthusiastic praise echoed in French.View restaurant profile

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Bar Pamplemousse

Open until 2 am

(296)

Quartier des Spectacles

Caribbean Bar Pizza

Mentioned in: Where to Eat in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Bar Pamplemousse as a cozy, stylish spot with a welcoming vibe where drinks and food consistently impress. The menu features inventive cocktails, a strong craft beer selection, and a range of dishes from hummus and lamb to octopus and falafel that many describe as outstanding. The service is repeatedly praised as friendly, attentive, and professional, with staff making guests feel welcome and well looked after. Ambiance shifts from intimate to lively, with a charming interior and a nice terrace that some guests enjoy, though a few reviews note crowding or a moldy smell from a nearby building when seated outside. Occasional critiques include slow service during busy periods, price inconsistencies between menus outside and inside, and a group billing issue that some felt could have been handled more smoothly. Overall Bar Pamplemousse is described as a great place for friends or family to enjoy a night out with reliable drinks, tasty food, and a warm, friendly atmosphere, with many looking forward to returning.View restaurant profile

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Chala le Gouter Antillais

Caribbean Fried Chicken Grill

(48)

RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Review Summary

Chala le Gouter Antillais is praised for fresh, excellent, and very well presented food, with service described as warm, friendly, and unobtrusive. Diners say they would definitely return and many consider it the best Haitian restaurant in Montreal. All dishes are consistently good, with taste and quality meeting expectations on every visit and no need to go elsewhere. In comparison with many Haitian spots, the usual trade offs between good food, good price, and good service are not present at this restaurant, where good food comes with attentive service. The fare is regarded as excellent and the service as convivial, with timely attention and no sense of being a bother. Tried dishes include cabrit, tassot boeuf, lalo, vegetables, riz djondjon, riz pois collé, and plain rice with sauce, all reported as good, with the sauce pois tasting slightly burnt to some but still acceptable. Plantains are described as a perfect mix of crispy and smooth, avoiding the dryness common elsewhere. The turkey is praised as excellent and the sauce pois is also excellent; the meals are always fresh compared with other places. Overall, Chala le Gouter Antillais is seen as a standout spot for a classic Haitian meal, delivering freshness, flavor, and a welcoming experience that keeps patrons coming back.View restaurant profile

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Tropical Paradise

Opens Tomorrow at 5 pm

(123)

Côte-Saint-Luc