Haitian Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale & Broward: 12 Spots to Try
Twelve Haitian restaurants across Broward County, from Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach to Miramar and Hollywood, with photos, addresses and listing links.
Looking for a Haitian restaurant in Fort Lauderdale or anywhere in Broward County? These twelve spots run from Pompano Beach and Coral Springs down to Miramar and Hollywood. Each one has a live ZoeAtlas listing with a photo, address and phone number, and each was showing as open on Google in October 2026.
This is a local shortlist, not a ranking. It covers twelve different kitchens across ten Broward cities, so you can find one close to you. Menus and hours change, so call before you go.
Where Haitian food is in Broward
Much of Broward's Haitian food scene sits along State Road 7 (US 441), which runs through North Lauderdale, Lauderdale Lakes, Margate, Plantation and Miramar. In the ZoeAtlas directory, Miramar has the most Haitian restaurant listings in Broward, followed by Hollywood and Margate.
What to order
If it's your first time, start with griot (fried marinated pork) and pikliz, the spicy pickled cabbage relish. Then try diri djon djon (rice cooked with black mushrooms), legim (a stew of vegetables and meat), lalo (jute-leaf stew), tasso kabrit (fried goat) or lambi (conch). For more names on the menu, see our beginner's glossary of Haitian food.
1. Belle Cuisine Caribbean Restaurant — Fort Lauderdale
A Fort Lauderdale favorite for full Haitian plates. The listing highlights tender griot and Haitian-style macaroni, and its listing photo shows a plate with diri djon djon (black mushroom rice).
Address: 1952 NW 9th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
Phone: (954) 533-3939
See Belle Cuisine Caribbean Restaurant on ZoeAtlas →
2. Wally House Of Flavors Restaurant — Lauderhill
A Lauderhill kitchen known on its listing for well-seasoned griot and diri djon djon. A good first stop if you want the classics done right.
Address: 4711 NW 14th St, Lauderhill, FL 33313
Phone: (954) 900-5138
See Wally House Of Flavors Restaurant on ZoeAtlas →
3. Kalalou Fort Lauderdale — Tamarac
Despite the name, this one sits on Commercial Blvd in Tamarac. The listing points to lambi (conch) and rich legim, with generous portions and fresh drinks.
Address: 7041 W Commercial Blvd, Tamarac, FL 33319
Phone: (754) 254-5256
See Kalalou Fort Lauderdale on ZoeAtlas →
4. Le Goût Des Caraibes Restaurant — North Lauderdale
On State Road 7 in North Lauderdale. The listing names expertly seasoned griot and diri djon djon.
Address: 1639 S State Rd 7, North Lauderdale, FL 33068
Phone: (954) 477-0008
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5. Shamama Restaurant — Margate
A Margate spot whose listing calls out fried tasso kabrit (goat) and griot, served with black rice and plantains.
Address: 7456 Royal Palm Blvd, Margate, FL 33063
Phone: (954) 366-6268
See Shamama Restaurant on ZoeAtlas →
6. Pleasure Caribbean Cuisine — Coral Springs
North Broward's pick for griot and lalo (a jute-leaf stew). It also appears in our guide to Haitian restaurants that opened in 2026.
Address: 8242 Wiles Rd, Coral Springs, FL 33067
Phone: (954) 775-0054
See Pleasure Caribbean Cuisine on ZoeAtlas →
7. Mr. Vert's Kitchen — Pompano Beach
A Haitian kitchen in Pompano Beach and one of the newer names in North Broward, featured in our 2026 openings guide. Call for the day's menu before you go.
Address: 350 SW 12th Ave, Pompano Beach, FL 33069
Phone: (954) 388-5901
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8. Kasa Champet Restaurant — Pembroke Pines
A restaurant and lounge on Pines Blvd with live music. Customers on the listing single out the seafood legim.
Address: 7920 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
Phone: (954) 983-5046
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9. La Gourmandize Island Restaurant — Miramar
A Miramar kitchen on Pembroke Rd. The listing names griot, pikliz and a hearty lalo, made fresh.
Address: 7108 Pembroke Rd, Miramar, FL 33023
Phone: (954) 793-1309
See La Gourmandize Island Restaurant on ZoeAtlas →
10. Doucè Restaurant and Lounge — Miramar
A restaurant and lounge on State Road 7 with a festive feel. The listing highlights griot taco cups and its pikliz.
Address: 2640 S State Rd 7, Miramar, FL 33023
Phone: (954) 367-5720
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11. Kaliko Haitian restaurant — Hollywood
A Hollywood restaurant on Sheridan St. The listing points to its well-loved bouyon, a thick Haitian stew of meat, root vegetables and greens.
Address: 2470 Sheridan St, Hollywood, FL 33020
Phone: (754) 888-9488
See Kaliko Haitian restaurant on ZoeAtlas →
12. Tastee Cre'Haitian — Hollywood
The plant-based option on this list. The listing describes Haitian dishes made vegan, vegetarian or pescatarian. Google shows it closed on Mondays, so check the hours first.
Address: 1940 N 30th Rd #267, Hollywood, FL 33021
Phone: (305) 795-0900
See Tastee Cre'Haitian on ZoeAtlas →
More Haitian food in South Florida
Craving one dish in particular? See our guide to griot and fritay in Miami and Broward or the 10 Haitian bakeries in South Florida. You can also browse every listing by city: Fort Lauderdale, Miramar and Pembroke Pines, or all Haitian restaurants.
Own a Haitian restaurant or food truck in Broward? Claim or list your business on ZoeAtlas so nearby customers can find you.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find Haitian food in Fort Lauderdale?
In Fort Lauderdale itself, Belle Cuisine Caribbean Restaurant on NW 9th Ave is a good start. Close by, Wally House of Flavors (Lauderhill), Kalalou (Tamarac) and Le Goût des Caraïbes (North Lauderdale) are each a short drive away.
Which Broward cities have the most Haitian restaurants?
In the ZoeAtlas directory, Miramar has the most Haitian restaurant listings in Broward, followed by Hollywood and Margate. Many more sit along State Road 7 (US 441).
Are there vegan Haitian restaurants in Broward?
Yes. Tastee Cre'Haitian in Hollywood describes plant-based Haitian dishes, with vegan, vegetarian and pescatarian options. Check its hours before you go.
What should I order at a Haitian restaurant for the first time?
Griot with pikliz and banan peze (fried plantains) is the classic first plate. Diri djon djon, legim and tasso kabrit are good next steps.
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