Le Tiboeuf
Restaurant
Le Tiboeuf
11:30 am - 9 pm
| Monday | 11:30 am - 9 pm |
| Tuesday | 11:30 am - 9 pm |
| Wednesday | 11:30 am - 9 pm |
| Thursday | 11:30 am - 9 pm |
| Friday | 11:30 am - 10 pm |
| Saturday | 12 pm - 10 pm |
| Sunday | 3 pm - 8 pm |
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Info & Location
Le Tiboeuf est un bar culinaire antillais situé au cœur de la ville de Saint-Constant. Dans un décor modern et exotique, l’accueil et l’ambiance musicale viendront vous chercher. Au-delà de l’ambiance, ce bar culinaire antillais est avant tout réputé pour ses viandes tendres et goûteux qui fondent dans la bouche. Cela dit, Le Tiboeuf est l’amour que le chef a pour la cuisine antillaise et le plaisir de mélanger des épices de son pays qui est Haïti. Il offre une cuisine pleine de saveurs et naturelle basée sur des ingrédients sélectionnés pour leurs qualités gustatives, leur force ou leur subtilité. Une cuisine où tout est affaire de dosage, d’équilibre, de jeu de couleurs, de goûts et de parfums. Les couleurs du goût sont un jeu sans fin.
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Display Allgriot(23) haitian(11) viande(9) boeuf(9) tendre(8) fresh(7) pikliz(7) rice(6) sauce(6)Page 1 of 1 - 4 Reviews
J
Very tasty & fresh! I had the LE TI COCHON (GRIOT). The Griot was not dry, but very moist & I could pull it apart with a spoon. 🤪 The rice. & salad were fresh & the sauce was flavourful. The pikliz was disappointing! It smelled good & had flavour , BUT where was the spice? You need more scotch bonnets in the batch of pikliz you made today!! 🙁I will go back!! The plantains were fresh, could have been a bit crispier for my taste. still very good. The (plantains)were not dried out or soft. As others have said it's a bit of a hidden gem. I stopped by for lunch, everything was super fresh! Next time you think of going to Lulu's Pasta Bar, try something different & have some Haitian food just down the street.View more
Antibases
One of the few Haitian/Caribbean spots downtown. Spot might be easy to miss but I consider to be a hidden gem. I got the Griot. Everything was made to order. The pork was crispy & juicy. The pasta salad was delicious & creamy. The plantains were fresh & well fried. My only gripe is that if you order the large they will just give you more rice.View more
Julie
Wasn't sure if I wanted to go, because of the restaurant's name (iykyk), but being downtown, lazy & craving H good, I went anyway. Warm & fast service. Generous servings at an okay price. Probably the BEST griot I have ever had (& I've tried dozens of restaurants in North America). Marinated perfectly, the meat was oh-so tender & tasty, with lots of fatty bits (my favorite, that's how you know if the meat is fresh). Everything was made'maison' clearly. HOWEVER I thought the macaroni salad had no taste whatsoever, the sauce was a bit bland, the pikliz only tasted of vinegar & was not'piké' at all... & the rice... they used broken rice! Made the texture feel really off after my 30+ years of having long grains only! 5 star griot & service Will have to try their other offers before I form my full opinionView more
Mia
The Griot was sexy. I eat this once in a while so when it's delicious, it's a win. The mac salad was yummy, fresh & creamy. The rice was hot & average in taste. The plantain was a little dry( not a deal breaker), The Pikliz was good but the red sauce was bland & oily. I added a little salt & it was tasty.View more