La Citadelle Bakery

I was in Lawrenceville and decided to venture to La Citadelle Bakery based on the reviews and for the name. IYKYK. There were 2 young gentlemen inside and they greeted me. I asked about their patés. They said they had chicken, aransò/hareng, beef, morue/cod fish. I asked for 1 chicken 1 hareng since they did not have morue. 10 minutes later he tells me that they don't have hareng. Only chicken and beef. So I got 2 chicken. Overall the paté tasted good with a generous amount of filling inside. The crust was flaky but the paté was not hot nor warm. Not good😔 I ordered a fried turkey with diri djon djon. All meals come with salad and 1 fried plantain. Yes ONLY 1. I paid about $27 for the meal and patés. I also asked whether they had freshly made juices. I was told they are in the fridge/cool

I was in the area and notice this restaurant. my first time going to this place and last time. I paid $54 for 2 plates of fried turkey that wasn’t fully fried a side of white rice and black beans, a Haitian pattie and 2 Haitian soda. When I arrived home, and open the plate. I literally was given 2 piece of meat on each place for $18 each plate. This restaurant is scamming folks out their money. I advised you to just keep driving when you are in the mood for a Haitian restaurant, or take a drive to Stone Mountain to get good quality food for your money. Very disappointed, never again in my life will i ever step there again. Part 2 update: I just called to speak to the owner or supervisor, I was told no owner or supervisor is there but lil young high school kids working there when I went ea

I stopped by today and purchased Pattie, rice and stewed turkey. The food was amazing! I bought 4 then went back and bought 6 more patties at a great price. I’ll give them a 6 star if I could. I’ll highly recommend this place—try the beef pattie. The rice was amazing and the meat is amazing! I have been to 5 different Haitian restaurants and none compares to this place, believe me. I am definitely coming back!

This company has gone through a lot of changes over the years, I’ve seen a lot of turnover with the staff but my experience this past weekend with their son, told me I’ve supported them enough. The food is a hit or miss. Some days it’s good and some days you’re taking a chance. But the son was so rude last weekend that I was even courteous enough to call to talk to the owner and tell him about my experience but he wasn’t there, someone named Elijah Louis answered and he sounded like I was bothering him with my complaint. That experience did not help either. I have a very low tolerance for disrespectful service, so it’s important to bring awareness about business like this so you can make a conscious decision as to whether they deserve your business, customers should not be treated with dis

On a weekend visit to Georgia, a friend took me to La Citadelle Bakery to order some authentic Haitian Pates. On Friday, I ordered 2 dozen Chicken to share with the host family, and with just one bite, my “gustatory bud” was hit with a highly seasoned, full of taste, and well-spiced elation and fell in food lust. I devoured a few filled with ample moist and juicy fillings of beef, chicken, and morue that was infused with a blend of aromatic and flavorful seasonings. I shared some with several friends, and within minutes, they were consumed. On Saturday, I was back for two more dozen, and they were even more delicious, and my taste buds were captivated. Knowing I soon would be returning home, before I hopped on that flight, I ordered 6 baker’s dozen to haul back to Chi-Town and instructe