JoJo Fritay

I have never had Haitian food before. A friend suggested this resturant, because I wanted to try something new. The food was AMAZING and the service was the best! I love the whole vibe of the resturant, from the music, to the decor and all the pictures. Everyone should try this spot at least once❤️

Been in Atlanta for nearly 6 years and have been taking a 30 min drive from the city to eat JoJo Fritay! Food has been great with minor misses. Went today for lunch and the food is still amazing, the staff are always nice, friendly, and all smiles and wait times are always short! Thanks for the great Haitian food!

I had a good first impression with this restaurant. It’s nicely decorated and the service was nice. I felt like I’m visiting family member. Very welcoming and friendly as many Haitians are in Haiti. The wait wasn’t very long. The food was well proportioned but the rice was undercooked. They may need to add some more water next time to make sure it’s cooked. As someone who loves to cook rice, you must follow the ratio 1 1/2 cup of water for every 1 cup of rice. And if you’re cooking with beans, it needs to be 2 cups of water for every one cup of rice. Other than the undercooked rice, this was a good experience and I would recommend this restaurant. A great example of true Haitian people, kind and sincere.

I lived in South Florida for 16 years, I can tell you this pate is far from a Haitian pate. I wish I would have read the reviews before buying. They charged me $6.00 for this pate that was absolutely disgusting. It had nothing but a pepper flavor with soft onions that made it more disgusting the dough was so thick and nothing in it for $6.00. I thought I lucked up having been in Georgia for 3 years stumbling on this restaurant. I was so excited. I wasn’t hungry so I said I would love to try their pate. WORSE DECISION EVER!!!!!! I would not being going back. I wish I would have read the reviews. Honestly, I thought every Haitian knew how to cook but I guess I was wrong. 🤢🤢🤢

Let me tell you about my day. I drove 55 minutes — yes, almost an hour — just to try Jojo’s food because I heard good things. I walked in hungry and excited, ready to spend my money and enjoy a nice meal. What I got instead? A plate of pure disappointment. The turkey tasted old, like it had been sitting in the back for weeks. The texture was dry, the marinade was bitter and unpleasant, and the smell alone was enough to make me lose my appetite. And for the price? Outrageous. I left not only disgusted but still hungry after an hour’s drive. I don’t usually leave reviews, but wasting my time, gas, and money on food like this is unacceptable. People deserve to know before making the same mistake I did.