Absolutely fantastic place! Stopped by here after a Haitian friend recommended this place and I have to say, their food was tremendously good. Beans and rice plus the plantains were fantastic followed by a nice set selection of the weekday that one could choose from (make sure to dip the griot/pork in the sauce to get the flavor!)
Best Haitian food in Boston hands down Ordered turkey en sauce it came with Mac n cheese, potatoes salad, salad, and bet rouge fried Plaintain the Rice was so good with the green pwa!! Hurry up and order
While the food here has options that are seemingly the better of Haitian foods in the area, service is lacking. I've had the "sauce pwa" made if pigeon peas on a Sunday, it is really good. The Lambi/Conch is available on Sundays, also good, except last time I had it around 2pm it was served to me cold, as if out of a refrigerator. That was disappointing. But still, you'll find many options here during the week.
Very nice people, but the service is just off. It's challenging when you order a meal 30-40 minutes ahead of time, arrive and still wait an additional 15 minutes with just one or two other customers on site. They should just say it's "walk-in orders only" if that's the only way to get your order. Other than that, it's a pretty good option in the area. "Al plen vant ou."
Meat is cooked perfectly! We had goat stewed with sauce that was falling off the bone and crispy fried chicken, both were delicious. Good rice and beans, fried plantains, and yummy fresh natural juice. Also a great value, the portions are large and prices are good.
Only tried during quarantine times, so can only judge the food: they got my order slightly wrong but it was all DELICIOUS. Fritay and pork were soo good. (The akra in the fritay is mildly-moderately spicy, by the way.) HUGE portions and delicious food. I want to marry the cook.
The food is beyond my taste buds, so good. The service is excellent. It felt as if I was back in my home(Haiti). I love the vibe, it's clean and welcome. Sure will come back.
A friend of mine owns it. It's not Lelene restaurant . It's Divine Mercy Restaurant.The food are very delicious and the waitresses are very nice. You can also use your bank card or credit card.
A friend of mine owns it. It's not Lelene restaurant . It's Divine Mercy Restaurant.The food are very delicious and the waitresses are very nice. You can also use your bank card or credit card.
Blessings every one the food was delicious, a little expensive.
Best Haitian restaurant experience ever. The food is great, the service is great. No complaints at all. Love it.
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