Cuisine Lakay

G and his family are really kind and attentive. This is the place to come if you’re looking for authentic, flavorful Hatian dishes. Don’t be afraid to ask for a nice cold Prestige beer or a Corounne soda to wash all that good food down. I love their Diri Djon rice and the gravy that is served with it. The griot(fried pork) was tender for each time I ate there and the plantain crispy. Food was pretty consistent with portion and flavor the entire week I ate there . Check them out you won’t be disappointed.

Online and menu inside says $11 for a griot complete. The lady inside wanted to charge me $20 for it. I asked why is it different prices online and on the menu inside. She said the prices change. If that's the case then it needs to be updated. I walked out . I can get the same thing from somewhere else for $12-15. Never coming here again

This is a decent Haitian restaurant that I wished I knew about from day 1. I ordered two meals from there the fried beef and the stew chicken. The fried beef was so delicious. The stew chicken didn’t really have any flavor to it but it was still good to me. I highly recommend them for their decent prices and service.

Atmosphere isn't great, but if you know anything about Haitian restaurants, the decor is often the reverse of the food quality. Poor decor, but good food is typical. Cuisine Lakay is no exception. Ordered the fried pork with rice and beans and it was made to order and pretty damn good

This is very authentic and very consistent. I’ve been coming every day while working in this area. If you want great food and a great experience this is the place.