Kreyol Delight

Red snapper at its best! Nice family owned restaurant. Best veggie legume. Best passion fruit drinks.

The buzz on the streets was about this new Haitian restaurant in Tampa. I've only heard great reviews about this place, not to mention my sons give Kreyol Delight two thumbs up. This is a bonified 5 star Haitian restaurant and my new go to place for Haitian food. I just ate the turkey tassot with rice & beans & plantains. The taste and flavor was an amazing experience. The food was delicious! The staff was friendly, wonderfully helpful and attentive.

They were out of a fried chicken and fish which was what I really wanted to try and their menu is small so there weren't many alternatives. I settled on the fried pork (griyo). It was delicious: seasoned, tender, and fried in a way that didn't dry out the meat. There were a few pork pieces that were basically all fat and inedible. They give you a lot of rice and beans. The pikliz was also great with it. I even loved the fried plaintains which were smashed & fried crispy. I also sample a little of my friend's oxtails and they were just the right amount of spicy. They slide off the bone perfectly.

This is my favorite Haitian restaurant in the Tampa Bat area and I have been eating here for years. It's family owned and the food is consistently delicious. I've never waited longer than 10-15 minutes for my food when ordering upon arrival.

Honestly presentation is everything for me and let's just say it not only look good but tasted good as well !!!!!!

Very clean very busy food was good had Griot( pork) Rice and bean's dinner w/ plantain just was not prepared for the under whelming serving size of my plate mask to stay gave it to me in a Togo container while others had a plate hmmm ? While others we're almost double the size looks like there is no consistency in portion sizes maybe get luckier next time I will definitely try again and the place had a good feel inside.

Every time I go here the food is on point. You have to wait like 15-20 minutes if you don't call and order ahead. Will worth the wait though.

Wonderful Haitian food made fresh. Be aware that they'll fry up your food to order, so be prepared to wait 10-20 minutes for your meal, no matter how empty the restaurant is.I had the Griot. Lots of very tender, crispy pork. To counter the rich meat, I had the black rice (rice made with lima beans) and pikliz. The pikliz were the best I've ever had, spicy and also citrusy. I could have eaten a gallon! I highly recommend everything that I ate. Even the fried plantain, which is often a throwaway part of my meal was good. Just light tasty (very crispy), perfectly seasoned.The setting isn't great, and the service is hit or miss (actually, the young man who brought out the food was very nice). But it's worth it for the food!

Hands down the best Haitian restaurant in the country. Yes I said it. Always on point and I am from Miami too. God bless your business and you have customer for life. In my house we buy food for the week lol

Service was very friendly and the food even better. I enjoyed every bite as if it was home cooked like my moms. Can't wait to go back!