Haitian Restaurants in Montreal

(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

Fourchette Antillaise - Haitian Restaurants in Montreal

Fourchette Antillaise

(216)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Creole Caribbean Haitian

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in Montreal Montreal's Best Caribbean Eats View More

Review Summary

Fourchette Antillaise offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with clean spaces and tasteful decor, where the dining experience feels inviting and comfortable; the menu bursts with authentic Haitian flavors, from tender griot to flavorful lambi and satisfying rice and beans, all served in generous portions with a bright pikliz kick; service is friendly, respectful and attentive, whether dining in or taking out, and the kitchen delivers freshness and solid presentation; the ambiance stays lively and family friendly, though celebrations can bring some noise; overall, guests leave impressed by the consistency of good food and thoughtful hospitality.View restaurant profile

Saveurs d'Haiti

Délicieuses cuisine créole authentique traditionnelle

(57)

RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Haitian Seafood/Fish

Review Summary

Saveurs d'Haiti draws consistently positive feedback for generous portions and comforting, authentic Haitian flavors, with a wide variety of well-prepared dishes including rice, meats, fish, vegetables, salads, sauces and pikliz, and the Sunday buffet is often described as abundant and fresh. Ambiance is warm and welcoming, the setting feels authentically Haitian, and the staff are noted for friendliness and attentiveness, with the restaurant being a good choice for groups and celebrations. Favorites include tender chicken, turkey, lalo and other classics, with plantains fried to a crisp and pikliz nicely seasoned. Service issues appear in some reviews, such as orders not being ready when placed in advance and last minute notices about unavailable items, though the team is usually courteous and strives to improve. Some patrons appreciate that the kitchen is halal and pork-free, which broadens accessibility, and many describe the meals as reminiscent of home-made Haitian cooking. Overall Saveurs d'Haiti is seen as a standout spot for traditional Haitian cuisine, generous portions, and a warm atmosphere, with plans to return and recommend it to others.View restaurant profile

Order

Restaurant Le Goût du Sud

(92)

Sainte-Thérèse

Caribbean Salads Haitian

Review Summary

Reviews of Restaurant Le Goût du Sud consistently praise the griot and rice, with many calling the griot excellent, tender and fresh, and the rice just perfect; accras are described as well cooked and crispy, and the cabrit and its marinade with pikliz earn frequent compliments. The restaurant is often praised as a classic Haitian Creole spot with flavorful, well seasoned dishes and generous portions. Some observers report occasional missteps such as missing pikliz on delivery, burnt rice on a visit, or dishes not always matching requests, and a few note that certain sides like plantains, salad, and macaroni could use more flavor. Overall the atmosphere is described as cozy and the staff friendly, and multiple reviewers say they would return or have added it to favorites. A number of comments also acknowledge improved quality in some visits, while others point to room for ongoing consistency, especially for vegetarian options. Taken together, the reviews present a popular, crowd pleasing option for Haitian cuisine with strong positives and some variable experiences.View restaurant profile

Order

Americas BBQ

Opens Today at 11:30 am

(131)

Downtown

Haitian Grill Seafood/Fish

Mentioned in: American BBQ and Smokehouse in Montreal: Must-Tries The Faces of Montreal's Culinary Scene: the Chefs and Stars Shaping the City's Best Restaurants View More

Review Summary

Across reviews of Americas BBQ, flavor and cooking are frequently praised, with steaks like picanha and ribeye, plus items such as salmon and ribs, noted for being well cooked and tasty, and portions and value described as solid. Yet some dishes fall short, including sauces that are too salty, brisket that can be dry, and mac and cheese that is soupy, while some sandwiches are heavy on mustard or the fries not preferred, and several diners wish for more side options. Pricing is described as high for fast service, and portion sizes are not always large. Service experiences range from warm, polite staff and impressive steaks to slow, unenthusiastic service and moments of miscommunication at checkout, with waits during busy periods sometimes longer than expected. Overall, the reviews present a mixed picture but many guests emphasize the quality and flavor of the steaks and note the dining experience can be worth it, while others call for more consistency in portions, sides, and service.View restaurant profile

La Fraicheur Haitienne et Caraibeenne

(27)

L'Assomption

Caribbean Haitian Grill

Review Summary

La Fraicheur Haitienne et Caraibeenne is described as offering delicious, authentic Haitian cuisine in a clean and inviting setting with friendly, attentive staff. Reviewers praise dishes such as fritay, griot, and tassot cabri with riz collé, noting generous portions and freshness, and describe a lively, family friendly atmosphere with a well kept interior. Some critics point to issues like a macaroni salad with a less favorable vinaigrette, riz collé that was overly sticky or overcooked, and fattier meats, along with higher prices than other Haitian restaurants, which tempered some visits. Overall, the dining experience is portrayed as satisfying and memorable, with many saying they would return, citing a warm vibe, solid service, and strong flavors that contribute to this being one of the best Haitian options around.View restaurant profile

Order

Tassot Créole

(22)

Brossard

Haitian Creole

Review Summary

Overall, Tassot Créole earns praise for tasty Haitian dishes and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. Service is consistently described as excellent, with staff who guide diners through the menu. A hiccup involving a delivery driver not reading the late hours door is noted, but the team provides solutions and even waits to ensure the food can be picked up when needed. Late hours are managed with a separate delivery door, which helps address the confusion. Takeout is popular and portions are generous. The cuisine is widely regarded as satisfying and many reviewers say they will return.View restaurant profile

Order

Kovest Resto

Opens Today at 9 am

(183)

Montreal North

Review Summary

Kovest Resto is described as authentic Haitian cuisine with flavorful sauces, generous portions, and a welcoming, attentive staff. Diners frequently praise the variety and quality of dishes, noting favorites such as griot, fritay, tassot, chicken, and the accompanying rice, macaroni, plantains and pikliz. Several reviews highlight excellent service and a clean, pleasant atmosphere, describing it as one of the better Haitian spots in Montreal. Some visits are marked by smaller portions, missing items, or dry meat, leading to feedback that prices should reflect value and consistency should improve to keep regulars satisfied. A few reviews mention a negative experience with a staff member regarding payment or tipping, which contrasts with otherwise positive encounters. Overall, the restaurant is widely recommended and regarded as a strong option in its category, with many readers expressing intent to return.View restaurant profile

Order

Tassot Créole

(97)

Greenfield Park

Haitian Creole

Review Summary

Reviews of Tassot Créole highlight flavorful, plentiful dishes with generous rice portions and tasty plantains, and a lively atmosphere with Haitian music; many note the food as a strong point, including tender pork and satisfying meals, while others mention a few misses like dry chicken or greasy pate kode. Service experiences vary widely, with some customers finding the counter staff friendly and fast and others describing staff as disinterested or annoyed and noting missing items such as extra pikliz. Prices are described as reasonable for the area and the overall vibe is positive despite the inconsistencies. Overall, Tassot Créole appears to deliver good food that brings customers back, but service consistency and occasional kitchen misses keep some reviews from being unequivocally positive.View restaurant profile

Order

Aléken

(73)

Chomedey

Haitian Grill Pasta

Review Summary

Across reviews of Aléken, the sentiment centers on a genuinely Haitian Creole dining experience with griot often highlighted for a crisp exterior and tender interior, plus flavorful sides like pikliz and plantains, while rice and pasta salads sometimes vary in preparation; some portions are described as generous and others as small or not well balanced with sides, and a few plates arrive with missing items or elements that feel mismatched to the menu; the service is frequently described as warm, friendly, and attentive, though a few visits note busier times can slow things down and occasionally interactions or freshness were inconsistent; overall many reviewers praise the authentic flavors and freshness and say they would return to try more dishes, making Aléken a notable option for Haitian cuisine in Laval despite occasional variability.View restaurant profile

Order

Tassot Créole

(65)

Vimont

Haitian Creole

Review Summary

Overall, Tassot Créole receives mixed feedback with strong praise for service, ambiance and several dishes, while rice quality and overall cooking sometimes disappoints. Reviewers praise the friendly service and lively atmosphere, with notes that the griot and the sticky rice are excellent, tassot boeuf and tassot cabrit stand out, and the riz djon djon is described as amazing. Many diners say they regularly order on Uber Eats or dine in, calling the experience excellent on most visits. Yet other guests report problems, including poorly cooked food, bad rice, or even illness after eating, with one reviewer calling it the worst Haitian restaurant in Quebec and advising others to avoid it unless necessary. In short, Tassot Créole shines for certain dishes and service but shows inconsistency that can lead to notably negative experiences.View restaurant profile

Order

TonmTonm Restaurant

(19)

Longueuil, Vieux Longueuil

Caribbean Haitian Grill

Review Summary

TonmTonm Restaurant receives strong praise for its griot, with pork that is lean, tender, and crisp and rice that is perfectly cooked, and portions that satisfy hearty appetites; the dishes are described as delicious with rich flavor and high quality. Some reviews note a lack of ambiance, describing the place as quiet or closed, with the cook hidden in the back, no music, and no one visibly present when leaving. Service is described as friendly, and overall the dining experience on the food side is highly favorable, with several mentions of returning soon. In sum, the reviews point to standout flavors, generous portions, and a positive impression of the food and service, while suggesting that atmosphere could be more inviting.View restaurant profile

Order

Marché Casse-Croûte Eben-Ezer

(11)

Repentigny

Haitian Grill Comfort Food

Review Summary

Marché Casse-Croûte Eben-Ezer is praised for Creole dishes described as so good that some travelers from Ste Julie drive to enjoy tassot fried or in sauce, and the Haitian market ambiance is noted as a standout value. The dining experience is described as family-style with fresh ingredients and flavorful dishes. The rice is excellent, Kabrit is well prepared and flavorful, and portions are generous.View restaurant profile

Order

Restaurant Relax

May be temporarily closed

(2)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Montreal-West

La Fraicheur Tropicale

May be temporarily closed

(44)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Review Summary

Reviews of La Fraicheur Tropicale describe attentive service and food that often feels like a comforting taste of home, with meat that is tender and portions that are generous, making many say the dish is perfect and that this spot is a source of pride; the griot with white rice and macaroni salad is repeatedly highlighted as flavorful and fresh, and the sticky rice and other components are frequently praised, though some menu items remain untried. At the same time, prices are called exorbitant and some reviewers note that the combo pricing and added charges for drinks push value concerns, with one order delivering the wrong meat, chicken requested but pork served, and another dish not impressing despite a large portion. Delivery is common and results are described as consistently delicious, but there is an undercurrent of mixed experiences and a few caveats about accuracy and affordability.View restaurant profile

Casse croûte Marché 33

Opens Today at 9 am

(4)

Montreal North, RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Creole Haitian

Order

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

Order

Shandmas

(284)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Review Summary

The reviews describe Shandmas as a warm, vibrant Haitian spot with a cozy family vibe, where authentic flavors and generous portions shine in dishes like griot, riz colle, paté kode, pikliz, accras and plantain, and where the poisson gros sel, cabri in sauce, and the fried sides stand out alongside a memorable selection of cocktails. The decor and music evoke the Caribbean and give a sense of being on a small island, with guests noting friendly, personalized service and a welcoming environment, often highlighting the staff and the proprietor as helpful and generous. The food is repeatedly praised for being flavorful, well prepared, and comforting, with several comments on the rice and plantain textures and the spicy yet balanced notes, and many reviewers say the experience feels like home or a cultural trip. Occasional critiques include the price being high for the portion size, and hygiene concerns such as a dirty bathroom or a hair in a dish, while most agree the food is worth returning for. The spot is described as accessible and affordable overall, and consistently recommended to try the paté kode, cabri, griot, and drinks, with some diners returning and calling Shandmas a standout Haitian restaurant in the city.View restaurant profile

Order

Allopâté

(7)

Chomedey

Review Summary

Allopâté reviews describe pâtés with flaky, buttery pastry that melts in the mouth and a selection like beef, cod, and herring, with several readers saying the pâtés are among the best in Montréal and noting friendly service that makes them want to return. However, some point out that the filling can be a bit stingy and that requests for extra spice were not fulfilled despite confirmation.View restaurant profile

Fine Bouche

Opens Today at 11:30 am

(38)

Pont Viau

Review Summary

Fine Bouche earns strong praise for its griot and generous portions, with diners noting a friendly and welcoming owner, delicious and hearty dishes, and portions that feel ample and worth the visit; the griot is described as excellent and succulent, and the service is good with staff who are sociable.View restaurant profile

Order

Restaurant Haitien Koupé Dwèt R&S

Opens Today at 2 pm

(20)

Bois-des-Filion

Creole Haitian Caribbean

Review Summary

Reviews of Restaurant Haitien Koupé Dwèt R&S praise juicy griot served with a flavorful sauce over Haitian rice and excellent plantains, with portions described as very large and meals thoroughly satisfying. The food is described as very good and consistently wonderful, and pate kode is singled out as the best ever. A visit with a brother is noted as very delicious, and returning to place an order is described as feeling like being on a journey. Overall, meals are delicious, portions generous, and the griot stands out as a personal favorite at this restaurant.View restaurant profile

Order

Ô Marché

Opens Today at 10 am

(34)

Terrebonne/Lachenaie

Review Summary

Reviews describe Ô Marché as a place with generous portions, excellent food, and impeccable service, with staff described as incredibly welcoming, warm, and attentive from the moment of entry. The atmosphere is clean and pleasant, and the food is praised for freshness and authentic Haitian flavors, with griot, riz, and pikliz singled out as standout dishes. The service is personalized and efficient, with stories of fast delivery and staff going above and beyond, and the availability of classic Haitian drinks, spices and products noted as a bonus. Overall, the consensus is that Ô Marché delivers delicious meals, great value, and a consistently satisfying experience, making it a favorite for those seeking Haitian cuisine in the area.View restaurant profile

Order

La Fraicheur Tropicale

Opens Today at 10 am

(59)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Review Summary

La Fraicheur Tropicale stands out as a beautiful spot in the east of the city for authentic Haitian cuisine. A griot plate is described as excellent, with meat well seasoned, tender inside and with a nice texture. The rice is really good, flavorful and well prepared. The overall meal is generous and satisfying. The service is warm and professional, and guests feel welcomed from the moment of entry, which makes a noticeable difference. A very good option in east Montreal for a quality griot. The best rice and vegetables ever eaten, without exaggeration, full of flavor, tender and fresh. Some reviews seem to make little sense, but this place is among the best in the city. Truly delicious with excellent service and products.View restaurant profile

Order

Bistro Jaybi

(78)

Fabreville

Haitian Caribbean Fried Chicken Fusion

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Bistro Jaybi as a hidden gem with consistently delicious food, praising the griot as tender inside and crispy on the outside with fresh pikliz, and the jerk chicken and fried chicken as juicy and well seasoned, often paired with rice, mac and cheese, and a spicy barbecue sauce that hits the right notes. The portions are generous and the prices considered very good value, with many noting they would return and highly recommend it. A few comments mention downsides such as occasional greaseiness, missing banana plantain or coleslaw on some visits, and some concerns about dining room cleanliness, though delivery orders via Uber Eats are praised for flavor and reliability. Overall, the restaurant is seen as a satisfying choice for bold flavors and hearty portions, offering something different for those seeking a satisfying meal.View restaurant profile

Order

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

Order

EpicesKay

May be temporarily closed

(173)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Review Summary

Reviews describe EpicesKay as one of the best Haitian restaurants in Montreal, with authentic flavors and generous portions at reasonable prices. The menu features favorites like griot, plantain, accras, pikliz, and fresh fish, and many diners say the dishes are delicious and comforting. The dining experience is often highlighted for a clean, modern ambiance and welcoming, attentive service. Occasional critiques mention errors in order taking and some inconsistency in service, and a few visitors note that the space could be better cooled. Overall, EpicesKay is frequently described as a homey, enjoyable spot where the food and hospitality leave a strong impression.View restaurant profile

Méli-Mélo Néo Resto

May be temporarily closed

(5)

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

Creole Caribbean Haitian

Laperle Express

(42)

Repentigny

Caribbean Haitian Jamaican

Review Summary

Reviews for Laperle Express describe flavorful, well seasoned Haitian inspired dishes with tender griot and cabrit, succulent accras, and sauces and seasonings that are nicely balanced, with generous portions and attractive presentation on clean, solid platters; the restaurant is repeatedly praised for professional, courteous service and good value, and several comments highlight convenient catering and the option to bring your own wine or beer. Some feedback points to room for improvement in consistency of welcome and ambiance, occasional longer wait times, and a few dishes that can be dry or overcooked when busy, yet these concerns are dwarfed by praise for the delicious food and warm hospitality overall. The overall impression is that Laperle Express delivers tasty, fresh meals at a good price with attentive service, making it a reliable go to for both dine in and take out.View restaurant profile

Order

Restaurant Piklìz

Opens Today at 11:30 am

(310)

Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest

Caribbean Haitian

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best Caribbean Eats

Review Summary

Reviews portray Piklìz as a warm, intimate spot with attentive service and a vibe that blends Haitian hospitality with a cozy Montreal atmosphere. Dishes such as griot, djondjon rice, pikliz, plantains, and the creole macaroni salad draw frequent praise for bold, well balanced seasoning and tender textures, while banana donuts, accras, and the signature griot poutine are highlighted by several guests. The decor, music, and menu feel like a love letter to Haiti, and drinks and cocktails add a lively touch, with staff going the extra mile to ensure a friendly experience. Many diners say they would return, and some even use it for celebrations or as a go to Haitian option in the city, though a few reviews point out small portions for the price, occasional inconsistency in flavor or execution, and days when meals did not meet expectations. Overall, Piklìz is seen as a strong, memorable choice for Haitian cuisine in Montreal and worth another visit.View restaurant profile

Kanasuk Cuisine Creole

Opens Today at 8 am

(133)

Montreal North

Haitian Seafood/Fish Soups Grill Creole

Review Summary

Parking can be challenging, but the cuisine at Kanasuk Cuisine Creole is consistently good, with attentive service, a warm ambiance, and flavors that can transport diners to Haiti; while service can be slow and some experiences describe disorganization, the catering for events, including funerals, is impeccable, highly accommodating, well presented, and praised by guests; there is praise for a great variety of Haitian dishes and a homemade ginger lemonade, and many say the quality and value make it a standout in Montreal, though a few notes mention high prices, missing items such as pikliz and plantain, meat that can be dry, no menu display in some areas, and sometimes longer lines; overall the reviews highlight tasty food, thoughtful catering, friendly staff, and a strong recommendation to try Kanasuk for both dining and funeral catering.View restaurant profile

Order

Marché Panier lakay

(8)

Anjou-St-Léonard, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Review Summary

Marché Panier lakay is described in reviews as quick and friendly service, generous portions, and delicious food. Diners praise the Griot and Legume, with the Griot described as moist and consistently good. Rice and red beans are tasty and the sauce is flavorful. Pikliz is spicy and well regarded, almost as good as home. A mason jar of pikliz with scotch bonnets and seeds adds authenticity. The owner is very nice and Haitian spices are available. A dining area has opened recently and guests say they will return again and again, with one reviewer noting not having taken photos before devouring the dishes.View restaurant profile

Restaurant Le King Caraïbes