Niché à Lachine à Montréal, Makaya offre une expérience unique de salon de chocolat, mettant en valeur les meilleurs chocolats provenant d'Haïti. Notre salon est un havre pour les amateurs de chocolat, où chaque bouchée raconte une histoire riche du patrimoine haïtien et de qualité premium. Laissez-vous tenter par notre large gamme de chocolats, chacun conçu pour offrir une nouvelle et excitante expérience gustative. Rejoignez-nous chez Makaya pour un voyage à travers les saveurs exquises d'Haïti, en plein cœur de Montréal.
Makaya Chocolat & Bistro offre une ambiance chaleureuse et conviviale et un service attentif, avec des plats savoureux et des boissons chocolatées qui reviennent souvent comme des coups de cœur. Le lieu proche du lac est romantique et cosy, propice aux sorties en amoureux, aux rencontres entre amis ou aux moments de travail tranquille. Le menu varie entre des plats créoles, des soupes et des desserts originaux, et le chocolat chaud est régulièrement salué comme sublime ou exceptionnel. Le personnel est décrit comme chaleureux et disponible, avec une attention particulière portée aux détails et à la présentation. Certains commentaires évoquent des délais d'attente et des aspects de gestion, mais dans l'ensemble l'accueil et la nourriture sont plébiscités. On recommande de tester le chocolat chaud maison, les crepes au chocolat et dulce de leche, ainsi que les plats créoles comme le poulet citronné, qui offrent une expérience gustative riche et conviviale. En somme, Makaya Chocolat & Bistro est une adresse à découvrir pour sa chaleur humaine, sa cuisine soignée et son cadre unique au bord de l'eau.
I struggle to understand charging an espresso $7. My wife liked her chocolate cake. Glass of wine was pricey as well but I can tolerate that more than the price of the coffee.
February 27/25 = We were a group of 18 people who reserved for 12:30 pm & were very much looking forward to trying this new establishment. Creperies are somewhat difficult to come by in the suburbs. Regretfully, the chef was 45 minutes late & they seemed short staffed as making crepes to order on one grill for 18 people was quite time consuming. My mother's crepe had cheese that wasn't completely melted & the crepes could have done with a little more browning. The menu was limited as not everything that appeared on the menu was available. The dessert crepes were delicious though! Coffee was good, although the Blue Mountain Haitian has a somewhat lighter taste. The chocolatier, Mr. Ralph Leroy, did give an somewhat rushed explanation of his products. Would have liked to try his chocolate truffles but none were available; not even to purchase.
The atmosphere was nice & the background music just loud enough to enjoy our lively discussions. Regretfully, the washrooms could be cleaner with enough tissue paper for both stalls. Regretfully, feel that Makaya Chocolat & Bistro were not prepared for a group of 18 even though we had reservations. It's too bad as was planning on having my wedding anniversary there next month but the experience was lacking.
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Stopped in to pick up an order for my very pregnant sister & honestly I'd go out of my way to come back here. It looked cozy & romantic, smelled delicious & everyone was SO genuinely friendly. My sister loved her food & if it wasn't so late in the evening, I would have had a coffee with the chocolate crepe because it all smelled & looked so amazing. They even went out of their way to hold the door for me on the way out. Just super lovely people making super delicious food in a super beautiful little spot!
Its a cute spot to have some chocolate desserts & its just opposite to water so you can have a great view. But I did not like the cappuccino & it was 9 dollars excluded taxes. Also I ordered take away but they dont have proper disposable glasses. They should have mentioned that before taking the order. Not worth it to spend this much for that kind of coffee.
Makaya Chocolat Restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience that combines a cozy ambiance with exceptional cuisine. Chef Leroy, a true artist in the kitchen, crafts each dish with remarkable skill & creativity, making every meal a memorable event. The food is not only tasty but also presented with an artistic flair that enhances the overall dining experience. One of the standout features of Makaya Chocolat is their incredible selection of chocolates. Each piece is a testament to quality & flavor, making it a must-try for chocolate enthusiasts. Additionally, their coffee is top-notch, providing a perfect balance of rich flavors & aromatic bliss, making it an ideal companion to their delectable desserts. The atmosphere at Makaya Chocolat is warm & inviting, perfect for both intimate dinners & casual outings. The elegant decor & friendly staff add to the charm, ensuring that every visit is enjoyable & satisfying. Overall, Makaya Chocolat Restaurant is a gem worth visiting for its delicious food, exquisite chocolates, & outstanding coffee.
Makaya is an incredible Haitian bistro with delicious chocolate, desserts, food, & drinks. The atmosphere is warm & cozy, with a beautiful view over the old part of Canal Lachine. We ordered hot chocolate, frappés, savoury chicken & cheese crêpes, & bought some desserts to-go - everything was amazing! While we were there during the evening, & happened to catch a beautiful view of the sunset over the water, it also makes for a great spot for a coffee break &/or brunch.
