Le Cap Restaurant

If they preserve their oil, they can lower the food cost!!! This is ridiculous, brought 6 pieces of chicken and 3 were hella black once bitten through. To me that’s gross. Chicken taste good but quality was not, if you understand, you understand.

Staff shows favoritism towards familiar faces and other Haitians that speak and loudly project the culture. If a favorite customer comes in and order a dish that they have already made they will give that person your food. Depending on the dish the quality varies and the quantity is fair. Customer service is very poor, staff closes the door 20 minutes early while they sit around and talk. Communication is poor, & inside is warm most of the time. Been a customer for a decade, poor staff and poor customer service run customers away!

Pretty good Haitian food. The chicken was well cooked and had much flavor. The fish was also pretty good. Fried plantains 👍🏽💪🏽💯🔥. Good customer service. I recommend this place. Be sure to order in advance. Thank you very much for checking in. Have a blessed day.

This food is literally garbage I gave the rest of the food to a homeless man rice over cooked the food here taste like if someone that’s not Haitian is learning to cook Haitian there first time

I was introduced to Le Cap, a Haitian cuisine gem in North Miami, by a friend, and I've been hooked ever since, making the 40-minute drive from Margate just for a taste. Usually, I go for the boulette (fried meatballs), which I firmly believe are the best in South Florida. This time, I decided to try the poulet en sauce (stewed chicken). The portion was generous, and the flavor, as always, did not disappoint. The food is delectable, and the experience is worth both the drive and the money.